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A formidable yet compact PA speaker!
The Mackie SRM450 is a great powered PA speaker that gives bands studio-quality sound onstage. It's a 2-way, biamplified, optimized active system that needs no external power amp. Powered by FR series 300W (for lows) and 100W (for highs) amps; with a Linkwitz-Riley electronic crossover; a 300mm (12") long-throw, low-frequency transducer; precision titanium compression driver; and a maximum dispersion horn. Uses Mackie's Servo Feedback Controlled Woofer technology. 51 lbs.
Mackie SRM450 Powered PA Speaker Features:
- 2-way bi-amplified, optimized active system
- Built-in precision 24dB/oct. Linkwitz-Riley electronic crossover
- High-output precision titanium compression driver
- 300mm long-throw low frequency transducer
- Studio-quality maximum dispersion horn design
- High SPL Output/Low Distortion
- Electronic Time Correction, Phase Alignment, & Equalization
- Servo Feedback controlled woofer
- Tough, impact-resistant, lightweight polypropylene enclosure
- Frequency Range ( 10 dB): 45 Hz 20 kHz
- Frequency Response ( 3 dB): 55 Hz 18 kHz
- Maximum SPL Long-term @ 1m: 124 dB
- Crossover: Linkwitz-Riley electronic crossover
- Input Protection: RFI and Level protected
- Design: Asymmetrical Trapezoidal
- Material: Polypropylene
- Finish: Grey textured
- Handles: One on each side, one top
- Grille: Perforated metal with weather-resistant coating
- Dimensions (H x W x D): 26" x 15.4" x 14.8"
- Weight: 51 lbs.
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If you are picky about sound...
This speaker sounds great! i have used it for about 5 years now. the one thing is as they have got older they tend to over heat if you push them or if they dont have enough air space in the back. (there is no fan to keep them cool) The bass is ok for mids but doesnt really have any kick to it.
Reviewed by Josh on 10/26/2006 who plays everything except death metal.
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Not built for the road!
We have been using these mackies for our blues band for over 5 years.The original Mackie dealers have sold to a bigger company and maybe they will figure out how to make their self powered speaker design last through a couple of years of one night gigs in bars where the cabs have to be moved in and out and then stored. I noticed all of the comments on this product were from musicians who have the system in their church where it never gets moved. But my band plays alot of one nighters and the mackie cabs have not been able to hang in there.We have had quite a few problems with getting them repaired as well as having to use our monitors as mains, and having no monitor for ourselves at a show when several of these incidents have occurred.The Mackie system costs too much to keep a spare on hand for when this happens.Great sound quality but they have a way to go before I would suggest that a working musician rely on it.
Reviewed by Herb on 2/19/2007 who plays blues/rock.
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The Best
The Best Speakers by far, for all my small venue gigs, people get blown away from the quality they hear, always surprised I only use a pair of speakers sounds like i am using 5 speakers or more, these speakers RRRRROOOOCCCCKKK, thanks MACKIE.
Reviewed by Angel on 1/12/2007 who plays Hip Hop, Reggae Latin.
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Music at a whole new level!
These powered monitors take your music to the next level of listening. They have excellent sonic response and projection. Highs are crisp, lows are tight, but not muddy. Plus, they last very long and are very reliable. I've used mine every week for five years, and it still performs like the day I bought it!
Reviewed by soundman on 10/5/2006 who plays hip hop.
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FORGET ABOUT YOUR OLD SPEAKERS
All of the previous reviews are absolutely true! Try them out at your nearest music store. I first heard these speakers at a gas station along a very noisy/busy highway. With my window rolled down, the DJ was cranking them at a nominal level to a point where I could hear the highs, mids, & and almost ?feel? the bass projected all the way out to the highway from inside my car! So I turned around, pulled into the gas station, & asked the DJ, "Where's the sub?". Surprisingly, he was only using a pair of SRM450's on tripod stands raised to 6 feet high ? dat?s it! I?ve been using these speakers + an SWA1801 sub as a drum monitor (electronic & acoustic), keyboard monitor, FOH mains, home stereo replacement speakers in conjunction with a Mackie1202 mixer. It?s the last speaker you?ll ever need. With all the built in electronics, you?ve a built-in soundman in the speakers, Plug?n?Play and worry free! Sell your old speakers and BUY SRM450?s NOW!!
Reviewed by huevo19 on 11/2/2006 who plays latin,rock,fusion.
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