Mackie Thrash215 15″ 1300W Powered PA Loudspeaker System

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Mackie Thrash415 15″ 1300W Powered PA Loudspeaker System

Mackie Thrash415 15″ 1300W Powered PA Loudspeaker System

Mackie Thrash415, a 2-way powered PA speaker that includes a 2-channel mixer, great for small club/band PA systems, singer/songwriters, boardrooms, A/V presentations, classrooms, or as a personal monitor for practice or performance.

The Thrash415’s mixer features two combo XLR-1/4″ mic/line/Hi-Z channels with dedicated gain controls, while an XLR output is provided for daisy-chaining additional speakers.

The tough, impact-resistant enclosure ensure protection from on-the-road wear and tear. The bottom of the cabinet provides a pole cup for mounting on a speaker pole or stand. The angled design allows the speaker to be used as a floor monitor for onstage performance monitoring.

At a Glance

• 1300W ultra-efficient Class-D amplifier
• Built-Like-A-Tank to conquer every gig while lightweight for easy loading
• Frequency response: 55 Hz to 20 kHz (-3 dB)
• Max SPL: 126 dB
• Inputs 1 and 2 feature XLR/TRS combo inputs and accept both line, mic, and Hi-Z levels
• Mix output sums audio from both input channels
• 15” high-performance woofer
• 1” titanium compression driver
• Standard pole mount
• Equipped with 4 handles for easy loading
• Dual-angle monitor wedge for use as a floor monitor
• Rotatable grille badge

The Power to Perform

• With 1300W of ultra-efficient, reliable power, Thrash is the perfect start to your PA system. If you are a band that is ready to gig or even upgrade your rehearsal space, Thrash is ready to make it happen.

The Sound of Rock

• From Punk to Metal to Djent, Thrash is voiced to make your voice and instruments cut through in loud basement shows, garage rehearsals, and dusty old venues.

No Fuss I/O

• Want to plug in, crank it, and get playing? Thrash won’t get in your way. Dual combo XLR-1/4″ inputs plus a Mix Out are easy and versatile for connecting to your gear. You can even connect a microphone directly into either input, when you just need simple vocal reinforcement.

Take the Heat

• When things get hot, the automatic thermal limiting within Thrash will keep things in check so you can focus on your performance.