Quote Originally Posted by Barry View Post
If the pitch control is going to be inactive, then the strobe and cue light should be disabled as well. The sight of the strobe pattern drifting because the pitch control was disabled would drive me mad.
The pop up cueing light is one of the coolest things about the deck. I always found it useful as well since I always manually cued, often in poor light.

Never used the pitch control but I don't see the point of disabling it or the strobe. Just seems like deliberately breaking bits of the deck.