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de blenders
Following their NAMM show "sneak peek" last January, TAPCO is using the Musikmesse/Pro Light and Sound Convention in Frankfurt this week to officially roll out their new range of simple to use premium analog mixers, the Blend Series.
"The Blend Series mixers are intended to make high performance analog mixing accessible to virtually anyone," commented TAPCO product manage Ray Tantzen. "They are also intended as a 'step up' to our new entry-level Mix Series, which we are also introducing this week in Frankfurt."
Tantzen continued, "Both models in the family, the Blend 6 and Blend 16, benefit from the design and engineering horsepower of the Mackie engineering team by incorporate trademark Mackie-inspired technologies such as low-noise, high-headroom mic preamps, and rugged construction. But the Blend Series' unique color scheme competitive price are entirely TAPCO."
The Blend 6 Analog Mixer
The six-channel Blend 6 features two high-headroom, low-noise mic preamps that were designed by the same team behind Mackie's VLZ Pro and Onyx mic preamps. Also onboard are two mono mic/line/instrument channels, two stereo line channels, a two-band EQ per channel, 48v Phantom power, two aux sends, an eight-segment LED metering, as well as separate phones and control room levels.
The Blend 6's compatibility with Mac and PC platforms, and any recording software that supports ASIO or Core Audio. footprint, combined with its affordable price, make it the perfect "swiss army knife" mixer for both live sound and recording applications. The Blend 6 has a manufacturer's suggested retail price of 129 Euros and is now available.
The Blend 16 Analog Mixer
The 16-channel, 4-bus, TAPCO Blend 16 takes desktop or live recording to a whole new level by incorporating a 24-bit, 96kHz USB connection that provides a stereo mix directly into a laptop or desktop computer. The USB interface allows for connectivity with either MAC or PC to send and receive a 24-bit/48kHz stereo audio mix.
In addition, the Blend 16 offers a 20-bit digital effects processor, a seven-band graphic EQ, and eight Mackie-designed mic preamps, 4-bus design for flexibility in both live and studio sound applications, a three-band EQ per channel, 48v Phantom power, two aux sends, an eight-segment LED metering, as well as separate phones and control room levels. Available in early Q3, 2005, the Blend 16 has a manufacturer's suggested retail price of 439 Euros.
de mixers
TAPCO introduced a new family of low cost, entry-level mixers designed for the audio novice or music hobbyist at the Musikmesse show. The new TAPCO Mix Series includes the Mix 50, Mix 60, Mix 100, Mix 120 compact mixers, and two compact effects mixers, the Mix 220fx and Mix 260fx. All models feature a unique rugged metal chassis that allows for portability and a long lifespan and an intuitive layout that provides easy access to all controls.
The Mix 50 is a five-channel mixer, featuring one mic/line input and two stereo line inputs, a two-band EQ, tape inputs and outputs, and a four-segment LED meter. The Mix 60 is a six-channel mixer that includes two mic/line inputs and two stereo line inputs, a three band EQ on every channel, 48v Phantom power and a four-segment LED meter. The Mix 100 is a 10-channel mixer that features two mic/line inputs, four stereo line inputs, one aux send, three band EQ on every channel and 48v Phantom power. Finally, the Mix 120 is a 12-channel mixer that features four mic/line inputs with four stereo line inputs, control room outputs, one aux send, a three band EQ on every channel and 48v Phantom power.
The Mix 50 has a manufacturer's suggested retail price of 59 Euros, the Mix 60 is priced at 79 Euros, the Mix 100 is 89 Euros, and the Mix 120 is priced at 119 Euros.
en USB en MIDI interfaces
TAPCO is previewing two affordable I/O Boxes to their ever-growing family of professional audio products: the Link.MIDI and Link.USB, sporting a distinctive and attractive industrial design to offer musicians a swanky alternative for home based music production
The compact Link.MIDI and Link.USB interfaces feature silver paint, rugged rubberized side panels, TAPCO's distinctive orange graphics, and chrome knob guards that keep your vital settings in place when transporting the units in a case or backpack. Their portability is further enhanced by the addition of a swivel-foot that can be easily tucked away for transport.
Link.USB
Link.USB is a two-channel, USB bus powered computer audio interface intended for plug-and-play simplicity. With two Mackie-designed mic preamps, 48v Phantom power, low latency direct monitoring, and heavy-duty compact design, the Link.USB is the perfect compliment to any computer-based recording set up.
Both MAC and PC compatible, Link.USB features 24-bit 48 kHz operation, is portable and durable, as well as affordable for the entry-level musician.
Link.MIDI
Link.MIDI is a USB bus powered, 4X4 MIDI input/output interface that allows for easy connection of keyboards, samplers, control surfaces or any other MIDI gear to a MAC or PC computer. The Link.MIDI also features a "MIDI Thru" button that makes it possible to send MIDI messages from input one to all four MIDI outputs..
de blenders
Following their NAMM show "sneak peek" last January, TAPCO is using the Musikmesse/Pro Light and Sound Convention in Frankfurt this week to officially roll out their new range of simple to use premium analog mixers, the Blend Series.
"The Blend Series mixers are intended to make high performance analog mixing accessible to virtually anyone," commented TAPCO product manage Ray Tantzen. "They are also intended as a 'step up' to our new entry-level Mix Series, which we are also introducing this week in Frankfurt."
Tantzen continued, "Both models in the family, the Blend 6 and Blend 16, benefit from the design and engineering horsepower of the Mackie engineering team by incorporate trademark Mackie-inspired technologies such as low-noise, high-headroom mic preamps, and rugged construction. But the Blend Series' unique color scheme competitive price are entirely TAPCO."
The Blend 6 Analog Mixer
The six-channel Blend 6 features two high-headroom, low-noise mic preamps that were designed by the same team behind Mackie's VLZ Pro and Onyx mic preamps. Also onboard are two mono mic/line/instrument channels, two stereo line channels, a two-band EQ per channel, 48v Phantom power, two aux sends, an eight-segment LED metering, as well as separate phones and control room levels.
The Blend 6's compatibility with Mac and PC platforms, and any recording software that supports ASIO or Core Audio. footprint, combined with its affordable price, make it the perfect "swiss army knife" mixer for both live sound and recording applications. The Blend 6 has a manufacturer's suggested retail price of 129 Euros and is now available.
The Blend 16 Analog Mixer
The 16-channel, 4-bus, TAPCO Blend 16 takes desktop or live recording to a whole new level by incorporating a 24-bit, 96kHz USB connection that provides a stereo mix directly into a laptop or desktop computer. The USB interface allows for connectivity with either MAC or PC to send and receive a 24-bit/48kHz stereo audio mix.
In addition, the Blend 16 offers a 20-bit digital effects processor, a seven-band graphic EQ, and eight Mackie-designed mic preamps, 4-bus design for flexibility in both live and studio sound applications, a three-band EQ per channel, 48v Phantom power, two aux sends, an eight-segment LED metering, as well as separate phones and control room levels. Available in early Q3, 2005, the Blend 16 has a manufacturer's suggested retail price of 439 Euros.
de mixers
TAPCO introduced a new family of low cost, entry-level mixers designed for the audio novice or music hobbyist at the Musikmesse show. The new TAPCO Mix Series includes the Mix 50, Mix 60, Mix 100, Mix 120 compact mixers, and two compact effects mixers, the Mix 220fx and Mix 260fx. All models feature a unique rugged metal chassis that allows for portability and a long lifespan and an intuitive layout that provides easy access to all controls.
The Mix 50 is a five-channel mixer, featuring one mic/line input and two stereo line inputs, a two-band EQ, tape inputs and outputs, and a four-segment LED meter. The Mix 60 is a six-channel mixer that includes two mic/line inputs and two stereo line inputs, a three band EQ on every channel, 48v Phantom power and a four-segment LED meter. The Mix 100 is a 10-channel mixer that features two mic/line inputs, four stereo line inputs, one aux send, three band EQ on every channel and 48v Phantom power. Finally, the Mix 120 is a 12-channel mixer that features four mic/line inputs with four stereo line inputs, control room outputs, one aux send, a three band EQ on every channel and 48v Phantom power.
The Mix 50 has a manufacturer's suggested retail price of 59 Euros, the Mix 60 is priced at 79 Euros, the Mix 100 is 89 Euros, and the Mix 120 is priced at 119 Euros.
en USB en MIDI interfaces
TAPCO is previewing two affordable I/O Boxes to their ever-growing family of professional audio products: the Link.MIDI and Link.USB, sporting a distinctive and attractive industrial design to offer musicians a swanky alternative for home based music production
The compact Link.MIDI and Link.USB interfaces feature silver paint, rugged rubberized side panels, TAPCO's distinctive orange graphics, and chrome knob guards that keep your vital settings in place when transporting the units in a case or backpack. Their portability is further enhanced by the addition of a swivel-foot that can be easily tucked away for transport.
Link.USB
Link.USB is a two-channel, USB bus powered computer audio interface intended for plug-and-play simplicity. With two Mackie-designed mic preamps, 48v Phantom power, low latency direct monitoring, and heavy-duty compact design, the Link.USB is the perfect compliment to any computer-based recording set up.
Both MAC and PC compatible, Link.USB features 24-bit 48 kHz operation, is portable and durable, as well as affordable for the entry-level musician.
Link.MIDI
Link.MIDI is a USB bus powered, 4X4 MIDI input/output interface that allows for easy connection of keyboards, samplers, control surfaces or any other MIDI gear to a MAC or PC computer. The Link.MIDI also features a "MIDI Thru" button that makes it possible to send MIDI messages from input one to all four MIDI outputs..
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