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Reviews of Tannoy Reveal Studio Monitors (Pair) Feature: Monitors are monitors, not much to say, but Tannoy really could've added 1/4" inputs to these, it would make life much easier. Quality: It's not worth it -- monitors should be set up once, you shouldnt have to keep adjusting htem. The problem again is that the connection to the monitor keeps slipping and I have to rebalance them far too many times. Value: These are not worth it because of the constant hassle of rebalancing volumes. Desirability: I will never buy Tannoy again. Sound: Good sound for this price but with monitors this size the bass isn't really accurate. I power them with a Hafler TA 1600 power amp. Support: Havent dealt with support Overall: I will never buy Tannoy again. Bookmark this page to buy Tannoy Reveal Studio Monitors (Pair) later Alesis Passive/Unpowered Studio Monitors reviews Behringer Passive/Unpowered Studio Monitors reviews Event Passive/Unpowered Studio Monitors reviews KRK Passive/Unpowered Studio Monitors reviews M-Audio Passive/Unpowered Studio Monitors reviews Samson Passive/Unpowered Studio Monitors reviews Tannoy Passive/Unpowered Studio Monitors reviews |
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