All user reviews for the Tapco Tweeq T•231

Analog 31-band graphic EQ, stereo, high pass filter and low pass fixed adjustable range to 6 or 12db.

Rackable, everything is included, even the small legs to put on a table.

The connectors are very useful ... XLR, jack and RCA in, which is something quite versatile and convenient for DJs and more.

UTILIZATION

Very easy to use ... like most EQs today. The manual is well done, although not necessary at all if only one knows it moderately.

I personally find that the faders are very stiff and uncomfortable.

SOUND QUALITY

So there really, it feels cheap. Corrections are almost inaudible, and the device introduced in his breath, often imperceptible live, but altogether inadmissible in home studio.

The markers are very steep and small, I am almost afraid to break them too much play.

The construction is very strong ... as all that Mackie did (their only advantage is their robustness ).

OVERALL OPINION

The school where I bought this in September, I used a year's time. I find it very inefficient, produces a lot of breath.

EQ for a cheap, head to the Behringer so. It's not great either, but it's much better.

One of the good points? ... Connections that are very diverse.

Nothing more than already commented by simonpca

UTILIZATION

Get started quickly and easily (the happiness of analog ...), Mannuel detailed

SOUND QUALITY

Use only in sound (hk Powerworks) facade for a group with percussionist, guitar, bass and vocals; also use DJ nights
For other models tested (especially in digital Behringer), no comparison
TAPCO has a much more efficient (especially 12dB, obviously ...), an imperceptible breath of our material live, and shows an unbeatable value for money ... which was not the case with rival
BRAVO TAPCO

OVERALL OPINION

Using the past 18 months in facade

After this purchase, and some contracts, we bought a second for our returns, purchase we never regretted not

only caveat: the sliders are not very pleasant and hang a bit, it's true