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New Mackie Thump Loudspeaker Series | Power & Clarity

Mackie - Thump Series Overview - Introducing ThumpXT & Thump115splay button

Mackie - Thump Series Overview - Introducing ThumpXT & Thump115s

Mackie ThumpXT Loudspeaker Walkthrough - 2022play button

Mackie ThumpXT Loudspeaker Walkthrough - 2022

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The New Mackie THUMP Loudspeakers - Rhein Haus, Seattle

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The Mackie Thump212 powered loudspeaker is the next evolution of the best-selling series that immediately won over scores of DJs, bands and singer-songwriters—as well as sound engineers for houses of worship, theaters and corporate events—with high-performance features and affordable prices. Mackie has upgraded the entire Thump line with a meticulous redesign of power capability, woofers and drivers, gig-optimizing controls and additional speaker options. The full range now includes Thump 12" and 15" models, enhanced ThumpXT variations (also in 12" and 15" speaker sizes), and two Thump subwoofers (15" and 18"). A single 2-channel Thump212 can get the sound out into the audience for DJs, solo artists, duos, instrumentalists and lecturers. Add a second Thump212—and the appropriate mixer—and you can power the live performance of an entire band. An onboard feedback eliminator guards against squeals, shrieks and howling, and a handy music-ducking mode automatically reduces the output level of channel 2 when channel 1 sees an input signal. There’s no need to adjust your playback system to make on-mic announcements. The Thump212 looks great, but the practical, angled cabinet isn’t simply for style. The design allows the Thump212 to see double duty as a main or monitor speaker.

Mackie Thump Power

Power to Spare

To ensure plenty of headroom—whether you’re pumping up the groove for a wedding reception, wildly strumming an acoustic guitar during a crescendo, or keeping vocals upfront and present over a band’s instrumental mix—the upgraded Thump212 now delivers 1,400 watts of Class-D power at a maximum sound-pressure level of 128dB. More power means that every nuance from every instrument and vocal can be accurately reproduced with no audible distortion, gritty signal compression or mushy tone. The two-way Thump212 includes a heavy-duty 1" compression driver and a high-performance 12" woofer that produce a balanced soundscape across the system’s 47Hz–23kHz frequency response.

Mackie Thump Automation

Automate Your Performance

Loud, surprising screeches of feedback can momentarily annihilate audience enthusiasm, as well as shock performers off their game. But, as the Thump212 includes an onboard feedback eliminator, you’ll never have to worry about sonic gremlins caterwauling all over your impassioned vocal performance or epic solo spot. The music-ducking feature works great for whenever you need your track volume to come down to make announcements on the mic. Even hipper is that this feature can be used like a “virtual mix engineer.” For example, if you’re performing to tracks, route the output of your playback device to channel 2. Then, plug in your vocal mic or solo instrument into channel 1. When you begin to sing on channel 1, the Thump212’s ducking technology automatically lowers the volume of the music tracks on channel 2. No more having to batter your vocal cords to sing over the “band,” or crank up your guitar to ensure your solos soar over the music. And, thanks to the ducking being automated, you never have to worry about the mix engineer forgetting to move faders to highlight your voice or lead instrument.

Mackie Thump Transport

No Tears Transport

Few musicians look forward to lugging around heavy and unwieldy speaker cabinets. The less setup stress, the more energy available for your performance. The Thump212 weighs just 29.1 lb., and it provides two large handles for carrying the speaker as a solo act, as well as other easy-grip surfaces if your bandmates want to lend a hand after a tiring gig. Mackie’s Built-Like-A-Tank construction always has your back if fatigue ever brings on a case of the dropsies, or even if an impatient band mate knocks the cabinet off the stage while moving their gear.

Can’t Stump the Thump

Whether you’re a DJ or band requiring a club-conquering stereo system, or a singer-songwriter who needs just one Thump212 speaker to cover a cafe, the redesigned Thump series offers an unbeatable fusion of power, portability, reliability, signal processing and affordability.

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  • Built-Like-A-Tank to conquer every gig while lightweight for easy loading
  • 12" high-performance woofer
  • 1" compression driver
  • Built-in Feedback Eliminator reduces squeals and out of control rumble
  • Music Ducking mode automatically reduces the level of Ch. 2 when Ch. 1 receives signal
  • Standard pole mount
  • Monitor wedge provides optimal angle for use as a floor monitor
  • Universal Power Supply (100–240VAC)
  • Flexible I/O
    • Ch. 1 features an XLR/TRS input that accepts mic or line signals
    • Ch. 2 features an XLR/TRS line input plus stereo 1/8" input
    • Thru output contains audio from both input channels

    collapse expand iconSpecs

    • Frequency response: 47Hz–23kHz
    • Max SPL: 128dB
    • Weight: 29.1 lb.
    • Dimensions: 24.2" x 14.1" x 14"

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    5 Reviews

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    of respondents would recommend this to a friend

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    Best Uses

    1. Outdoor Events / Games3
    2. Home Studio2
    3. Performances2
    4. Pro Audio / DJ / Mixing2

    Cons

    1. Limited Functions1

    Describe Yourself

    1. Experienced4
    2. Professional Musician1

    Pros

    1. Easy To Use5
    2. Good Audio5
    3. Lightweight5
    4. Compact4
    5. Durable4
    • A Good Decision

      5

      submitted10 months ago

      bypauly g

      fromSan Diego

      It's still new, so I can't attest to longevity, but Mackie is solid product so i'm not too concerned. I use it as a stage monitor. It's got plenty of power and a broad and full sound. I crank it louder than my previous monitor and still didn't even have to use the feedback eliminator, so I'm not sure at what point that comes in handy, but it's good to have. Only thing i would say is, you need to have control of monitor eq on your board, as the flat tone is bass heavy. Once you brighten it up it sounds great. Light weight too.

    • I would buy this product again

      5

      Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

      submitteda year ago

      byDan

      fromRockville, MD

      Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

      As a mobile DJ, this speaker is not heavy, but it is packs a big punch. I have had made a good decision purchasing this, as it has helped me a lot with my gigs

    • Sounds clean and powerful.

      5

      submitteda year ago

      byRobert

      fromDallas, Texas

      I own a pair and I'm very satisfied. I'm going to buy a couple of subwoofers, next weekend.

    • Great sound and half the weight!

      5

      Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

      submitteda year ago

      byGreg

      fromPlano Texas

      Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

      I am impressed with the volume and clarity of these speakers. I am replacing an old set of powered 15". The bass on these 12" is impressive and the weight is half of the old pair. A real benefit when setting up.

    • Yes and I plan to do so!

      5

      Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

      submitted2 years ago

      byRoy

      fromDallas, Tx

      Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

      The speaker is not as heavy as other 12 inch speakers I've had. They carry base lines very well. Smooth sound and they don't struggle quickly when you up the volume.

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    • asked byLalo

      fromChicago

      Can i use this with ddjflx4

      Can i use this with ddjflx4

      Open Reply - Gear-Support
      Yes, you can but you need to be connected to a computer.
    • asked byMario

      fromIowa

      What stands work for these?

      What stands work for these?

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