Feature:
Real wood cabinets. YES! That itself is a BIG PLUS. Birch is the best wood to use when it comes to speaker cabs
Quality:
again, WOOD CABINETS. but,,,the so called protective corners are not going to protect anything. My speakers arrived with one corner protector cracked. Why? 2 reasons, UPS & the corners are plastic
Value:
for what I paid for 2 I could have bought one of something else with the same quality
Desirability:
These speakers have the Mackie look
Sound:
Very clear sound. I know the Tapco name from the late 70s. The high end is a little too frosty. Low end doesn't really kick in till you crank them up a little. When they first arrived I let a friends band use them at a bar gig. Fairly big size room. They ran 2 vocal mics, a mic for guitar, 2 for drums and a direct for bass. The mixer was a modest powered mixer. No distortion. I looked at the mixer and the high end was cut on the board to almost nothing. I will be using these speakers with 2 18" subs with a crossover. that should calm down some of the high end. So keep in mind these speakers lean toward the high end spectrum.
Ease of Use:
I cant believe anyone would have a problem connecting these to a mixer.
Support:
never had to deal with them
Overall:
Pretty damn good cabs. A little frosty on the high end but that can be fixed.
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