I have a couple questions for those of you with Tapmasters.

From their website: "Although the Tapmaster will work with virtually any faucet, faucets that have handles which give a visual reference for flow and temperature are recommended."

I don't know what they mean by "visual reference," but I am guessing that includes a faucet whose lever sticks out on an angle when on, and whose lever swivels to adjust the temp. (as opposed to, say, one where you turn circular knobs). I'm thinking of the [Hansgrohe Talis C[(https://www.houzz.com/products/hansgrohe-talis-c-higharc-single-hole-kitchen-faucet-with-pull-down-2-spray-prvw-vr~34283484), which would fit that bill.

I've heard only positive reviews of the Tapmaster, and I've never heard of problems with installation, but the cabinet-maker I'm working with seems to think it is potentially complicated and not something typically used in a residential setting. He also thought I would be very limited in my choice of faucets. I hope that is not the case!