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sm78_fr
Published on 07/13/06 at 00:13
I had the opportunity to fly over and I had a favorite.
The sound seemed fine, very dynamic.
The ergonomics of the console being logical.
The only problem is the alarm signals launched by some of you. Signals that I could verrifier for now. Indeed dissymmetry of matrix outputs and unbalanced signal instead of symmetric or poorly calibrated electrical signal to the auxiliary outputs are unacceptable results for a console that price.
I like the console but before I acquire one think Mackie should provide a real answer to the users by correcting the shot from a technical and possibly tarfaire (FYI the ddx 3216 was offered for sale at its launch in 2300 euros, two years after it occurs between 600 and 700 euros new).
Without wishing to compare these two material, research costs, marketing advice on positioning, but I am convinced that Infinia, made in China, the margins of the Mackie TT24 is colossal.
UTILIZATION
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SOUNDS
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OVERALL OPINION
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The sound seemed fine, very dynamic.
The ergonomics of the console being logical.
The only problem is the alarm signals launched by some of you. Signals that I could verrifier for now. Indeed dissymmetry of matrix outputs and unbalanced signal instead of symmetric or poorly calibrated electrical signal to the auxiliary outputs are unacceptable results for a console that price.
I like the console but before I acquire one think Mackie should provide a real answer to the users by correcting the shot from a technical and possibly tarfaire (FYI the ddx 3216 was offered for sale at its launch in 2300 euros, two years after it occurs between 600 and 700 euros new).
Without wishing to compare these two material, research costs, marketing advice on positioning, but I am convinced that Infinia, made in China, the margins of the Mackie TT24 is colossal.
UTILIZATION
See above
SOUNDS
See above
OVERALL OPINION
See above