Mackie Thump215XT

• Extremely efficient Class-D amplifier with 1400 watts of power
• Built-Like-A-Tank™ - road-ready design and still portable
• Frequency response: 40 Hz - 23 kHz
• Max SPL: 129 dB
• 15" powerful woofer
• 1" compression driver
• 4 application specific voicings: music, live, club and monitor
• Outdoor Mode optimizes sound for outdoor use
• Bluetooth® for streaming, speaker linking and control
• Completely wireless control with Thump Connect 2 for iOS and Android
• 2 ThumpXT speakers can be connected for wireless, powerful music playback in Stereo or dual-zone mode
• Channel 1 with XLR/TRS combo input for mic and line signals
• Channel 2 with XLR/TRS combo line input and Stereo mini jack
• Thru output with Mix of both channels
• Built-in Feedback Eliminator reduces whistling and other noise
• Music ducking automatically reduces level on channel 2 when channel 1 receives signal
• Front LED on/off switch
• Universal power supply (100-240VAC)
• Suitable for standard stands
• Monitor bracket for use as a stage monitor
• M10 flying points for installations
• Weight: 15.9 kg
• Dimensions: 686 x 442 x 356 mm
  
  

Application-specific voicing modes

Under the hood of ThumpXT is powerful processing that you can use to enhance your sound quality. With 4 different application-specific voicing modes, you can instantly optimize your speakers for the application at the touch of a button. Music is designed for amplifying recorded music, Live is perfect for general sound reinforcement, Club provides a nice low end, and Monitor optimizes the speaker for use as a floor monitor to keep feedback at bay.

Indoor/Outdoor Modes

Have you ever taken your speakers from a room to the great outdoors and wondered why they sound so different? You're not alone in that, and luckily we've thought of everything. When you take your system outdoors, simply press the outdoor mode button and your beautiful, full sound is back.

Music Ducking

The music is playing nice and loud, but it's time for a new announcement. Sure, you could fiddle with the volume levels every time, but who has time for that. Just press the Music Ducking button, and channel 2 will automatically turn down when you speak into channel 1's microphone.

Feedback Eliminator

Have you ever gotten too close to the microphone and then heard a loud, ear-splitting squeal? This is commonly known as feedback. And it's an unfortunate circumstance that physics won't change. But wait! Press the Feedback Eliminator button and laugh in the face of stupid acoustic laws.