
The Tantrum Angry Boxes are my go-to midrange/translation check because they’re not “grot” — they’re clean, fast, and brutally revealing in the band that actually tells you if your mix balance makes sense. The single-driver point source gives me pinpoint localization and an absurdly solid phantom center, and they’ll expose bass that’s only living in the sub instantly.
“Now, I could run the tantrum angry boxes out of the audience and then like do a switch with with the stream deck, but it's a little bit convoluted”
“I genuinely at one point I had the the Kali SM8s, the tantrum angry boxes and the head typo 7”
“there's no degradation of audio coming out and yeah it is a dream dream for me to work with especially with the tantrum angry boxes because I do have a little bit of interference issues with the tantram angry boxes when I use any other d amp in here again it could be any interface I use it doesn't matter in which room I get a little bit of interference where with the A900 uh the preamp with that it is as clean as a whistle no interference it's unbelievable so being able to use the same amp for the SM8 and Angry Boxes is absolutely vital for me cuz I'm getting the best optimal quality and it's just at my fingertips”
“Another thing that I do believe is a very good professional tool for a lot of studio mixers, sometimes mastering engineers, [snorts] is a tool that I've already mentioned quite a lot already, which is the Tantrum Angry Boxes”
“So you just imagine having that clarity of the mid-range in front of you directly at you direct point source less reflections in the room more direct sound it's going to tell you a lot and trust me it's very high quality very low distortion tantrum angry boxes chef kiss now this next one is going to be a little bit controversial [sighs and gasps] because I can't even believe I did it as well I bought this like last week an earthwork works M23R”
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