Mackie Thrash215

Thrash215 - 15" 1300W Active PA Speaker

Mackie Thrash speakers are all about pure power and reliability without sacrificing sound quality. Built on Mackie's legendary speaker design, the Thrash speakers are built for modern musicians, loud vocals, squealing guitars and stunning keytar solos. With 1300 watts of power, Thrash has what it takes to keep up at any gig, rehearsal or other occasion. Flexible inputs and outputs include two inputs and a mix-out for connecting additional speakers or an active subwoofer. Thrash is the ultimate introduction to setting up your own concert-ready PA system, so get in the van and go for it.

Features:

• Mackie - Trash215 15" 1300W Active PA Speaker.
• 1300W of ultra-efficient, reliable power is the perfect way to get started with your own PA system - ideal for bands looking to perform or upgrade your rehearsal space.
• The Sound of Rock - Thrash is tuned to help vocals and instruments cut through loud basement shows, band rehearsals and rocked-out clubs with ease
• Easy to connect - Two XLR/TRS inputs and a mix-out make connecting gear simple and versatile
• Heat resistant thanks to automatic temperature limiter

Specifications:

• 1300W powerful, ultra-efficient Class-D amplifier.
• Built-Like-A-Tank™ for every gig imaginable, yet lightweight for easy portability
• Frequency Response: 38Hz - 20kHz (-10dB).
• Max SPL: 126 dB
• Flexible I/O.
• 2 XLR/TRS combo inputs.
• For line and mic level
• Mix output combines all input signals
• 15" high power bass driver
• 1" titanium compression driver
• Standard flange
• 4 handles for easy transport
• Beveled cabinet for use as stage monitor
• Rotatable logo on steel grille
• Dimensions (HxWxD): 711 x 434 x 363 mm
• Weight: 18,5 kg

Specs:

• Power: 1300 W
• Housing Material: Plastic
• Pole Mount: yes
• Airworthy: no
• Woofer: 1 x 15
• Tweeter: 1 x 1
• Number of channels: 2
• Set Offer: no
• Bluetooth: No
• Type: Full Range Speaker
• Theme: PA and Sonication

Instruction manual / Safety instructions:

• Manual (5.17 MB)

Further links:

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