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Fantastic all round actives!
Firstly, can I thank dolphin music who persisted in recommending these against Behringer actives that were more expensive! I am blownaway by both the build quality and performance from these boxes. I am part of a small cabaret band, and thesen fit the bill for us. They are lightweight, but still solid and robust. The clarity from these is fantastic. We originally bought these to accompany our Mk1 Mackie SRM 450's for larger gigs, however we quite often just take these now as they are lighter, and I think they have a better vocal presence!
Thanks Tapco & Mackie - These are worth every penny!
Pete
The Crystals
Great for V-Drums
Bought a TH-15A for use with a new Roland V-Drums kit (TD-9KX).
I was looking for an active speaker that could be used for low-level monitoring as well as for sound-reinforcement on stage. Ok, let\'s throw the occasional neighbour-hated houseparty in there too.
The Thump does exactly what it says on the tin. It\'s 15\" driver reproduces the kick with style. There\'s no real need for a sub here. The midrange is nice and clear and the treble carries well whilst still being nicely defined.
EQ on the back (high, sweepable mid and low) is useful, but not really necessary as the speaker response is already nice and flat and I adjust most EQ settings in the drum module.
The housing is nice and sturdy, whilst the whole unit is very light for a speaker of this type (around 17kg). I believe the digital amplifier helps in this department. However, I also believe the amp is responsible for the one slight drawback to this speaker - when listening at what are relatively very low levels, there is a slight \'fizzle\' at the end of any input when transitioning to silence. This does not exist at any higher volumes. I think it may be to do with impedance - I will connect a mixer and report back.
In short, if you\'re looking for a high quality item (Mackie engineers, no less) that can play loud whilst not making people\'s ears bleed, this is the way to go.
Sound tested against: Shure SE320 direct from kit, Roland/B&W hifi, Mackie PA
Tapco TH15A Thump Speeakers
Only used them twice, steered to these by Dolphin, luckily, they are very clear sound, with massive bass, so much so i\'ve had complaints where I have\'nt before! very impressed so far.
Tapco \'Thump\' TH15
We bought four of these as stage monitors - they are excellent.
Over the years I\'ve used several flavours of Peavey monitors, Carlsbro Alphas and JBLs, I have say that these are the best by some margin.
Physically, they\'re quite compact and built in a wedge-shape (although they can also be mounted on poles) so they are happy either in a line at the front of the stage or \'aimed\'. I was worried that the horn would be too wide for a monitor, giving too much spillage and causing feedback, but it doesn\'t seem to happen (we\'re using SM58s and D5s - more or less cardioid mics).
The sound is clear with a very faithful response through the frequency range - and they have plenty of power too. (The disadvantage here, of course, is that now I know how rough my voice sounds.)
The only minor quibble I have - and I have to bear in mind that they aren\'t primarily sold as stage monitors - is that we could do with the gain and eq controls on the front to save rummaging.
All in all an excellent product. They seem very robust too - but there, time will tell.
Steve Dailly (Delivering the Goods)
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