noguix
Published on 03/02/08 at 05:41
Theatre TM300P
I use it for six months in rehearsal.
on SCEM, it can amplify 2 times 150 watts, you can add an 8 ohm speaker liabilities.
they are powerful enough to get along behind a "wall" .
I like that the speaker do not need to amp: you plug it in and it works.
features:
Input Line In
Mic Input.
Input Link Output.
3 pots of Equalization: Volume, Bass, Treble.
8 ohm output for the second baffle liabilities.
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Speaker outputs, DI and Phones.
for the price to buy second-hand (200 euros for auction or experiencing lower price by the seller) nothing to say, I'm very happy, but a Mackie SRM 350 is ideal for going out.
but it's good material: 100 Watts RMS speaker HH acoustics, piezo tweeter Motorola Powerline.
It is na more!
close Laney CP 15 (see opinion).
To experience, as is often the better choice of nine mid-priced.
It is his job despite a name that may seem misleading.
If I could, I buy more powerful.
But there are other brands as interesting.
But I am satisfied.
I use it for six months in rehearsal.
on SCEM, it can amplify 2 times 150 watts, you can add an 8 ohm speaker liabilities.
they are powerful enough to get along behind a "wall" .
I like that the speaker do not need to amp: you plug it in and it works.
features:
Input Line In
Mic Input.
Input Link Output.
3 pots of Equalization: Volume, Bass, Treble.
8 ohm output for the second baffle liabilities.
+
Speaker outputs, DI and Phones.
for the price to buy second-hand (200 euros for auction or experiencing lower price by the seller) nothing to say, I'm very happy, but a Mackie SRM 350 is ideal for going out.
but it's good material: 100 Watts RMS speaker HH acoustics, piezo tweeter Motorola Powerline.
It is na more!
close Laney CP 15 (see opinion).
To experience, as is often the better choice of nine mid-priced.
It is his job despite a name that may seem misleading.
If I could, I buy more powerful.
But there are other brands as interesting.
But I am satisfied.