SRAM GX Eagle T-Type Wide Crankset - 165mm, 12-Speed, 32t Chainring, Direct
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23 Jul, 2017
The "Big Brother" to the XR12, but, not really THAT much bigger...
I bought this due to my experiences with the XR12. What the XR18 brings that the XR12 doesn't have is 18 in and 18 out usb recording capability. The quality and operation are the same. The height and width are the same. It's just slightly deeper than the XR12. it fits in the same Gator mixer bag as the XR12 but without the pads. So the same small carry footprint, with a 16-18 channel capability is awesome. One thing one my XR12 review that I missed, the HI-z inputs are 11-12 on the XR12 and they are 1/4 jacks. This rules out any thing other than guitars. unless you have a reamp box, you cannot use 11 and 12 for line level. So you really have a 10 channel mixer. Hence one star off for that one. Here, that problem is solved by the channels 1 and 2 being HI-Z 1/4 inputs. the thing is, they are combo jacks and summed with the XLR portion, so if you plug a mic into it, it kinda bypasses the HI-z, so you don't feel like you are losing 2 channels. All the inputs 1-16 are combo jacks, so you have nothing to worry about with hookup options, which I think the RCF M18 missed the bus on. It may have better wifi access built in than this. A dual router can solve that problem. This is a much better option than the XR12 and since it was the same footprint inside bag and not much bigger, plus I can record to my computer 18 usb audio tracks and playback, it made sense to upgrade to this. if you can afford to step up to this, go for it.
15 Aug, 2017
It's a coubterfeit
The item I received was a counterfeit version of a JBL charge 2+. Sounded like crap. Radiators didn't work. No bass.
23 Sep, 2016
Accurate, Solid performer
Speakers are very accurate. Need to set up room with treatments as best as possible. Can crank pretty loud, but that was only by mistake...LOL These have a good amount of bass, that sounds proper. No heaviness or mudiness, just accurate, will help get an accurate mix after you've trained your ears. Highs are crystal clear. mids seem to be even. My RTA measurement bought me pretty close to flat frequency response. I'll need to adjust a little but its damn near flat already. Lots of great features on back for dealing with prosumer, pro or consumer grade gear. Options on back to help adjust room sound. The one con I do have, is I have to wonder why JBL made such a good speaker that you can't really truly balance because the level knob for adjusting sound levels is detented instead of being smooth. I got mine as close as possible, but with not being able to get the knob to sit on the detent, volume jumps to next level, I wasn't able to get them any closer than .5 dB. That's about it. Otherwise, I'm very happy with them so far, and I think they are most likely the best value for a small room.