What would you think would be a better choice in a 2 R.Ed. unit setup:
Getting a Mixpander9 for one R.Ed., or getting a Mixpander5 for each R.Ed.?

Obviously getting two Mixpander9 is the best. But... :roll:

Any input welcome.

Regards,
Fredrik Lidin

I know that this is late!
But better late then never, Welcome to Ro iZ Tech.

I am sure you will injoy being here as much as the rest of us here have. .

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ya know remove the old, or the off topic? this is your forum let me know what you think should remain or be removed. or should i leave it as is?

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