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[George Dougherty]

GC will have TF's on the floor. That doesn't mean they know what to do with them though.

The one near me had a TF recently.  Can't recall which variant but the workflow should be the same.

[Scott Holtzman]

They had nothing on the floor anywhere on the East side of PA. Presonus, Behringer, etc. no digital consoles even towards Philly???  Less inventory every time I go in to a GC.

One in Boston had one until Bob visited.

[Robert Lofgren]

GC will have TF's on the floor. That doesn't mean they know what to do with them though.

On the actual floor, Japanese style 

[Josh Voyles]

Are the fader assemblies still all plastic? They had a TF console at my local GC and someone had snapped a fader off. Looks like you would have to send it in to replace a fader cap.

[Bob Leonard]

Are the fader assemblies still all plastic? They had a TF console at my local GC and someone had snapped a fader off. Looks like you would have to send it in to replace a fader cap.

Maybe that was the one from Boston after they put it back together. I stopped by for some strings and asked about them again. There were none on display and the girl didn't work there anymore.

[John L Nobile]

I'm quite surprised at the rider acceptability of the X32. We're not doing big acts here but we are doing repeat ones that have had Profiles and SC48's in the past. No BE's complained about it. I was expecting to rent a board once in a while so this is saving us some money.

[Kyle Van Sandt]

If you are needing to hit riders you will want the X32 or M32.  It is now the go-to small club desk.  Every band engineer knows it.  Most will carry a show file for it.  I don't think you can go wrong here.  Its a fantastic B-Rig desk. 

[Cailen Waddell]

If you are needing to hit riders you will want the X32 or M32.  It is now the go-to small club desk.  Every band engineer knows it.  Most will carry a show file for it.  I don't think you can go wrong here.  Its a fantastic B-Rig desk.

Even though we are an all Yamaha CL and Dante house (well houses), we are considering getting a m32 for its high acceptability...  Maybe with a Dante card. A backup console, and anything else.


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[Derek Neu]

I would add the soundcraft si performer to that as well.  The thing that sold me was 80 channels to mix and fully customizable fader layers.  You can throw your dca's, lighting dmx, monitor mixes, a few fx returns you adjust a lot, a few main inputs you adjust a lot all on the same layer.  Any channel any fader, and has faderglow to easily tell them apart.  The more I looked into all the choices, the more I wanted the performer.  The only thing it doesn't have is Rta readout, but I have one on my iPad so no biggie.  2 card slots too so it is versatile with most tech. 

[Samuel Rees]

I mixed on a TF1 the other day and the interface felt frankly terrible. Large bubbly screen UI and zero crossover with how their larger consoles work. Like how I've come to view the Si and the QU - these companies don't seem to do a very good job at trying to 'make things easier'. The X/M32's big win over them is that it works in a totally traditional way at least, IMHO.

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