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<blockquote data-quote="Declan Slater" data-source="post: 74693" data-attributes="member: 964">Re: P16-M Power and label contrastIt&#039;s not a true POE system, that polls the device first, then when get gets the right answer turns on it&#039;s power... this is a proprietary POE system (that has it&#039;s power on all the time), it will not work with off the shelf network hardware.&nbsp; I&#039;m fine with that, actually.&nbsp; The cost of the POE switches for other systems runs between $650-$1250 (aviom, roland, mymix), so since this one is only around $200, I can buy multiples with backups and still have money left in my pocket!Now, I love the M48 and the Mymix systems, they sound great, they are very flexible and are easy to use (especially the M48), but you don&#039;t always need that in every situation.&nbsp; Thanks Beringher!As far as the label thing goes, how about a good old strip of thin white board tape and (sharp) sharpie?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Declan Slater, post: 74693, member: 964"] Re: P16-M Power and label contrast It's not a true POE system, that polls the device first, then when get gets the right answer turns on it's power... this is a proprietary POE system (that has it's power on all the time), it will not work with off the shelf network hardware. I'm fine with that, actually. The cost of the POE switches for other systems runs between $650-$1250 (aviom, roland, mymix), so since this one is only around $200, I can buy multiples with backups and still have money left in my pocket! Now, I love the M48 and the Mymix systems, they sound great, they are very flexible and are easy to use (especially the M48), but you don't always need that in every situation. Thanks Beringher! As far as the label thing goes, how about a good old strip of thin white board tape and (sharp) sharpie? [/QUOTE]

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