tact reliability


So I went into the Sound Room in vancover because they were the only Tact dealer I new of to find that they no longer carry the line. The salesman reluctantly told me they no longer carry any tact equipment because it was too unreliable. He wouldnt elaborate past that. Has anyone else found this to be an issue??? If so can you tell me what the issues are??
shauns
In the end it is all about great customer service, and that is what TACT provides, bar none. I agree that a dealer needs sales time on TACT, but the margins are there.
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Boz at TacT has spent numerous hours on the phone with me answering my questions in detail. He is a stand up guy, on one occasion he called me back personally after the shop had closed and gave me an hour of his time. One of the best companies I have dealt with, not to mention they make amazing products!

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My experience has been very different. I bought an RCS 2.2x a few years ago in the UK, and after a few months one channel failed. This was repaired under warranty - there was a UK presence at that point. I've been using it in 2.1 mode, but 6 months ago moved to 2.2 mode. to find that one of the subs channels was dead. So far Tact has completely ignored my enquiries on service, so support does appear to be non-existent.
I did have some email correspondence with Boz over my attempts to get a serial to Ethernet connection to the RCS (the RCS uses a serial connector to link to the master PC) so he does exist. However, he's been totally silent when I ask him about servicing the unit. Maybe the equipment is so reliable that it seldom needs repair, but if it does you're on your own, from my experience. So ask yourself - do you want to pay the money TacT asks for and not have any manufacturer support when needed? I for one will not buy any more TacT equippment.