The first review of an SPL product published this year was made by Holger Obst from German music production website ReleaseTime.de, who decided to test our GainStation 1. He not only writes about the basics like control elements and audio quality, but also dwells on the external characteristics, finish and connections of the unit. Do you want to know how our one-channel microphone and instrument preaamp performed?
As you already know, every week we post a new FAQ from our database in our blog… Wanna know what the eighth one’s about? Read on…
Q: Do SPL controllers feature trimmers to calibrate the inputs or outputs?
As you already know, every week we post a new FAQ from our database in our blog… and here is the seventh one!
Q: What’s the difference between the MixDream and the MixDream XP?
Last December Hagü Schmitz, Chief Editor at German magazine XOUND, tested one of our Neos consoles and wrote a ravishing review, including quotes like: “Seldom has a piece of studio gear amazed me so much.”
Every week we post a new FAQ from our database in the SPL Blog. Here’s the sixth one… and counting!
Q: What cable do I need for a DB25 connector?
As you already know, every week we post a new FAQ from our database in the SPL Blog. In case you were missing the one from last week, here you have it!
Q: Can I connect line signals to the microphone input?
As you already know, every week —yes, even on Holidays— we post a new FAQ from our database in our blog… and here is the fourth one!
Q: How do I place smaller equipment in a 19-inch rack?
Holger Obst from ReleaseTime.de has tested quite some SPL products in the past and is well-known for always delivering very detailed reviews. This time he decided to dig into the depths of our Track One… Here are some of his thoughts:
“The Track One —the smallest of SPL’s three channel strips— makes a good impression and also benefits from the same technology as its more expensive counterparts. It provides an exceptional sound quality, sounds strikingly musical and is remarkably well-built, which makes it perfectly apt for many years of hard work live.”
As you already know, every week we post a new FAQ from our database in our blog… and here is the latest one!
Q: I have a crackling potentiometer, what can I do?
Professional Audio Magazin, one of the leading audio magazines in Germany, published a very comprehensive test on our Neos summing and monitoring console in its November issue.