Mackie Thump Go

I am a busker singer guitar player and I use backing tracks. I have tried this speaker out and backing tracks sound excellent although it would be good to be able to use different EQ settings for different channels because it sounded much better on other EQ settings but I had to switch to the one where the vocals sounded decent. The guitar sounded excellent on this equipment both clean and distortion with my preamp pedals. the vocals is where I had issues.. I was using a mixer both for guitar and for vocals. a small Mackie 6-channel with effects mixer. The vocals I had to turn the treble all the way up and the bass all the way down to get a decent sound, I am a male singer. Surprisingly the reverb in the mixer didn't bring out the best in this speaker. Brings out the best in other speakers that are not from the same brand. I had to really watch it and cut down on reverb so that it wouldn't muddy up the vocals. So I'm going to return this one much to my regret, but if I don't find something that will do the job I might return to this one and figure out a hack for the vocals.

Por lo que es, un altavoz a bateria que aguanta 12h segun caracteristicas, pequeño, manejable y con potencia, no esta nada mal. Y mas aun al precio que esta. Pero lo cierto es que, a falta de trastearlo mas: la app no hay manera que detecte el altavoz, el volumen del micro es bastante bajo con todos los knobs al maximo. Cuando lo he conectado por bluetooth el knob general maximo a 3/4, sino empieza a distrosionar. Muchos dBs, pero con baja calidad. Y en cambio cuando lo conecto por cable todos los knobs al maximo y no da el mismo volumen de dB. Al menos en mi caso. Aun asi lo volveria a comprar, no tiene competencia con el precio que tiene.