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?
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Archive for December, 2011
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.”
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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?
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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.
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Every week we post a new FAQ from our database in our blog… And here is the second one!
Q: I have noticed slight differences between channels when turning the potentiometer, is it broken?
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Starting this week we will post a new FAQ from our database every week in the SPL Blog. To keep the story short, just read along… and enjoy!
Q: I can still hear something even though the volume control is set hard left. Shouldn’t the output be totally muted?
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