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Mackie DRM212-P 12″ Passive Speaker

Original price was: ₨ 114,599.0.Current price is: ₨ 108,899.0.

Mackie C300z 600W 12 inch Passive Speaker

Original price was: ₨ 95,599.0.Current price is: ₨ 90,999.0.

Mackie C200 200W 10 inch Passive Speaker

Original price was: ₨ 68,599.0.Current price is: ₨ 63,999.0.

Mackie SRM1850 18″ Powered Subwoofer

Original price was: ₨ 159,999.0.Current price is: ₨ 155,999.0.

Mackie SR18S 18″ Powered Subwoofer

Original price was: ₨ 187,589.0.Current price is: ₨ 135,300.0.

Mackie DRM18S 18″ Powered Subwoofer

Original price was: ₨ 217,999.0.Current price is: ₨ 176,000.0.

Mackie Thump215 15″ Powered Speaker

Original price was: ₨ 79,000.0.Current price is: ₨ 72,500.0.

Mackie Thump212XT Powered Speaker

Original price was: ₨ 75,000.0.Current price is: ₨ 63,800.0.

Mackie SRT215 Powered Loudspeaker – 1600-watt

Original price was: ₨ 141,900.0.Current price is: ₨ 112,800.0.

Mackie SRT212 Powered Loudspeaker

Original price was: ₨ 129,999.0.Current price is: ₨ 90,200.0.

Mackie SRT210 10″ Powered Loudspeaker

Original price was: ₨ 109,999.0.Current price is: ₨ 105,999.0.

Mackie SRM450v3 12″ Powered Speaker

Original price was: ₨ 100,099.0.Current price is: ₨ 81,400.0.

Mackie SRM350v3 Powered Speaker

Original price was: ₨ 98,599.0.Current price is: ₨ 90,999.0.

Mackie SRM210 V-Class Powered Speaker

Original price was: ₨ 142,099.0.Current price is: ₨ 136,199.0.

Mackie DRM315 Powered Speaker – 2300W

Original price was: ₨ 222,999.0.Current price is: ₨ 187,000.0.

Mackie DRM215 1600W 15″ Powered Speaker

Original price was: ₨ 206,599.0.Current price is: ₨ 199,999.0.

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A client that’s unhappy for a reason is a problem, a client that’s unhappy though he or her can’t quite put a finger on it is worse. Chances are there wasn’t collaboration, communication, and checkpoints, there wasn’t a process agreed upon or specified with the granularity required. It’s content strategy gone awry right from the start. If that’s what you think how bout the other way around? How can you evaluate content without design? No typography, no colors, no layout, no styles, all those things that convey the important signals that go beyond the mere textual, hierarchies of information, weight, emphasis, oblique stresses, priorities, all those subtle cues that also have visual and emotional appeal to the reader.