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[Frances Fisher]

turbosound seems poised to become popular in a bigger way
just your thoughts

[Ray Aberle]

turbosound seems poised to become popular in a bigger way
just your thoughts

Hmmmmm. Care to elaborate? Starting new discussions=good. Doing so in a way that doesn't give anyone a clue as to what you're talking about=maybe not so ideal... 

-Ray

[Michael A. Yates]

Hmmmmm. Care to elaborate? Starting new discussions=good. Doing so in a way that doesn't give anyone a clue as to what you're talking about=maybe not so ideal... 

-Ray

Just what I was thinking....


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[Ray Aberle]

Just what I was thinking....


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I mean, call me crazy, but.... ya know, help us to engage in conversation. Haha.

So, I'll take you up- No, no, not at all. Give me a nice phat JBL, EV, or l'acoustics array any day.

Whaddaya say?

-Ray

[Peter Morris]

I mean, call me crazy, but.... ya know, help us to engage in conversation. Haha.

So, I'll take you up- No, no, not at all. Give me a nice phat JBL, EV, or l'acoustics array any day.

Whaddaya say?

-Ray

Ok .... I'm hoping Turbo does become more popular, and if Music Group gets it right it will.
 
I have their TFA600 line-array and TMW112 &115 wedges … and it’s all great stuff, certainly up there with the best, but Turbo being owned by Music Group makes me very nervous. I'm not sure they understand the Pro world as well as they understand the MI world.

I’m hoping the purchase of Turbosound was not just to legitimise a bunch of Turbo branded Behringer boxes at the expense of Turbosound's concert heritage.

The TFA600s & TMW112s etc. were relatively new products but they have already been replaced with new models, so much for expanding my line-array plan.  I guess I will have to see if I can find some used boxes or dump mine and get something else

[Evan Hunter]

Ok .... I'm hoping Turbo does become more popular, and if Music Group gets it right it will.
 
I have their TFA600 line-array and TMW112 &115 wedges … and it’s all great stuff, certainly up there with the best, but Turbo being owned by Music Group makes me very nervous. I'm not sure they understand the Pro world as well as they understand the MI world.

I’m hoping the purchase of Turbosound was not just to legitimise a bunch of Turbo branded Behringer boxes at the expense of Turbosound's concert heritage.

The TFA600s & TMW112s etc. were relatively new products but they have already been replaced with new models, so much for expanding my line-array plan.  I guess I will have to see if I can find some used boxes or dump mine and get something else

I agree that Turbosound makes some of the best products out there.... Its just that they took too long to do it. After Flash/Flood they entered an MI guitar center level and then leveled out for a while. L acoustics, D&B, JBL and others all saturated the market with "new technology" and won over the hearts of many major players. Now Turbosound is starting to bring back some innovation and some really cool products all across the board. I too hope that Music Group doesn't use them as a hub just to get more MI products out the door.

[Guy Graham]

turbosound seems poised to become popular in a bigger way
just your thoughts

My thoughts are how anyone or anything could be poised to become popular in a smaller way?

Increased usage by the midget and child market perhaps ...

[Jonathan Hiemberg]

I recently put a couple of turbosound milan m12's in an install on monitor duty. The price/size/weight were right (all small). I certainly wasn't displeased with them, but they didn't impress me in any significant way.


I've recently noticed sweetwater is carrying another, slightly 'upscale' line of these powered cabs - has anyone tried them?

[Frances Fisher]

Just what I was thinking....


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all right elaborating as requested
comparison of the Milan IQ etc. to the k series and prx

[Frances Fisher]

I agree that Turbosound makes some of the best products out there.... Its just that they took too long to do it. After Flash/Flood they entered an MI guitar center level and then leveled out for a while. L acoustics, D&B, JBL and others all saturated the market with "new technology" and won over the hearts of many major players. Now Turbosound is starting to bring back some innovation and some really cool products all across the board. I too hope that Music Group doesn't use them as a hub just to get more MI products out the door.

they didn't mess up Midas to baddly