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Thread: Allen & Heath any good?

  1. 22-01-2008, 11:27 PM #31
    Corabar Steve
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    So are you going for an A&H then Karl?
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  2. 23-01-2008, 12:01 AM #32
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    now that's a big question Steve lol, am not sure mainly due to the price but am interested in finding out more about them.
    I would imagine the problems I have herd of with them would be the powered versions and no doubt due to be being over driven.
    We tend to work on the theory that use unpowered but rather use larger amps and run at 8ohms so far less to go wrong and the gear last longer as the gear is working not as hard.
    I know everybody has different theories on how to run their setup this is just how we tend to work.
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  3. 10-12-2008, 07:22 PM #33
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    I just bought this Allen & Heath PA12CP for £400, the guy I bought it from teaches saxophone and bought it in February to use for live gigs, he used it 3 times (so he said). With the flightcase I think I good a good deal, what do you reckon lads? I've always used powered mixers so its a case of old habits. I feel it leaves me ready for anything, due to the many inputs. It weighs 30 kgs flight cased, but i'm a big strapping lad so no worries about that. All part of the game no?
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  4. 10-12-2008, 07:37 PM #34
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    my school has the GL2400, very good, great brand IMO
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