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Of course, I feel that a search for "Mackie" should connect directly to the disambig page, and not a page about a corporation, but I don't know the process and don't have time to research at the moment. Please continue! Quiest19:39, 25 October 2007 (UTC)Reply
"The pattern of editing you are using indicate that you disapprove of most anything written about audio at WP. Well, don't put tags, instead raise consensus of your opinions and disagreements (if you have any) and take it to those articles talk pages. Otherwise, next time you'll be tagged as a vandal. Jrod2 00:48, 25 October 2007 (UTC)"
I don't have any problems with audio or it's discussion, but I DO have a problem with your "writing". If you want to sound like you know what you're talking about, back it up. Contrary to what you may believe, your word is NOT law! Amazing, I know. I am going to post this on the other contributions I made, so that you "don't DARE" tag me as a vandal. Thanks! Quiest05:06, 25 October 2007 (UTC)Reply
American designer and manufacturer of professional audio equipment.
Known for affordable yet durable products, Mackie is not considered top-shelf. But for many sound reinforcement companies and smaller studios, Mackie fits the bill.
Mackie manufactures:
Analog audio mixers, some with digital capability some completely digital (a burgeoning market),
Speakers for live sound reinforcement,
Power Amplifiers for live sound reinforcement,
Near-field monitors for mixing and mastering work,
Specialized control surfaces for computer audio work.
"Mackie's smooth 100mm faders and precise EQ bay give Mackie Mixers the signature feel that distinguishes Mackie from other mixer manufacturers." Does that sound like the marketing brochure or what.