A Man and His Music
Posté Tue 15 Aug 17 @ 8:10 pm
locoDog
Personal opinion, I've had to service too many mackie actives to ever allow myself to buy them at retail prices, more often than not it was power supply.
I must note mackie of old, back when they had RCF drivers were solid, but alas they traded in the good rep for profit with cheap drivers and low spec electronics, hopefully they've turned a corner but, 2 points
there's local manufacturers I'd rather trust
Fane & wharfedale factories are 20 minutes from mine.
Actives just aren't my idea of 'fun'
I must note mackie of old, back when they had RCF drivers were solid, but alas they traded in the good rep for profit with cheap drivers and low spec electronics, hopefully they've turned a corner but, 2 points
there's local manufacturers I'd rather trust
Fane & wharfedale factories are 20 minutes from mine.
Actives just aren't my idea of 'fun'
Posté Tue 15 Aug 17 @ 9:32 pm
klausmogensen
If've had 3 thumps die on me back when I used those.
One of the times I may have pushed the speakers. The 2 other times I didn't
So I probably won't go back to using those again (the audio isn't the best either IMO, but fair for the price)
This was first (the yellow handle ones) and second generation thumps
I haven't tried 3. generations, and I guess this is now 4. generation thumps
So of course, if they re-designed them, some of the issues may be gone
One of the times I may have pushed the speakers. The 2 other times I didn't
So I probably won't go back to using those again (the audio isn't the best either IMO, but fair for the price)
This was first (the yellow handle ones) and second generation thumps
I haven't tried 3. generations, and I guess this is now 4. generation thumps
So of course, if they re-designed them, some of the issues may be gone
Posté Thu 17 Aug 17 @ 4:48 am