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Mackie Thump215 15" Powered PA Speaker System (Pair)
Mackie Thump215 1400W 15" Powered PA Loudspeaker System (Pair) Bundle with Auray SS-47S-PB Steel Speaker Stands, Carrying Case, and 2X 20 XLR-XLR Cable
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Overview
Mackie Thump215 1400W 15" Powered PA Loudspeaker System (Pair) Bundle with Auray SS-47S-PB Steel Speaker Stands, Carrying Case, and 2X 20 XLR-XLR Cable
Key Features
1400W ultra-efficient Class-D amplifier
Lightweight for easy loading
Frequency response: 40 Hz 23kHz
Max SPL: 129 dB
Built-in Feedback Eliminator and Music Ducking mode
Specifications
Amplifier Type
Class-D
Amplifier Power
1400W
Speaker Size
15"
Frequency Response
40 Hz - 23 kHz
Max SPL
129 dB
Special Features
Built-in Feedback Eliminator, Music Ducking mode
Frequently Asked Questions
How powerful is each Mackie Thump215 PA speaker?
Each Mackie Thump215 PA speaker is equipped with a 1400W ultra-efficient Class-D amplifier, delivering robust audio performance.
What is the frequency range of the Mackie Thump215 speakers?
The Mackie Thump215 speakers offer a frequency response ranging from 40 Hz to 23 kHz, providing a full audio spectrum.
Are these speakers heavy to transport?
The Mackie Thump215 speakers are designed to be lightweight, which facilitates easy loading and transportation for various setups.
Does the Mackie Thump215 system help with audio feedback issues?
Yes, the Mackie Thump215 includes a built-in Feedback Eliminator feature to assist in preventing unwanted audio feedback during live performances or events.
What is the "Music Ducking mode" for on these speakers?
The Music Ducking mode automatically lowers the volume of background music when a microphone signal is detected, which is useful for spoken announcements or vocals over music.