The NEW Mackie thrash 215 review and teardown! What's $350 get you?! 

Love this channel! Thanks for the videos!

YES, THIS is the kind of speaker reviews I enjoy - actually take the damn thing apart! I have some KX Audio (KV2's discontinued budget line) that I took apart a few years ago, and they aere just beautiful. 2.5'' VC compression driver and dual voice coil 12'' woofer (2.5''VC) in an all wood box... heavy AF for today's kids, but they don't build 'em like that anymore :)

You're back! Love your honest super informative reviews!

Best 2 dudes video yet. I subscribed so I don't miss the next one.

Yo! I missed your content! Great review!

you got a new look dude,welcome back

Been using them since they came out and of the 8 only one has been replaced (Thank you SweetWater) with an iffy attenuator which I could no longer coax into working. I’ve never seen them peak, inside or outside 50 - 500 (4 Mains) no problem 89% live bands and still going strong.

Awesome review !!!!!

Maybe a teardown of the qsc ks212c bros. Thank to be back 🤟🏾

best speaker reviews on the internet!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Fuse location is something else 😮

Would love to see a Teardown of a Parasource Ps12p.

Love your channel! Greetings from Canada.

I’ve watched many of your videos. Question I have is if you were going to run two 15’s and a single 18… which would you go with? The the Thumps, Alto price range.

Nice hat! RIP SAAB

Love how the tape doesn’t even come off the grill

Hello, love this channel Do you have photo of the HF driver!

Can you guys do a Yamaha DZR12 review/teardown?

What Subwoofer you recommend I can use with this Speaker???

Gotta do the new 215xt Thump by Mackie

Would like to know how it works with E drums in Studio or practice setting

Hello! What was app which you used to measure sound ?

What would you recommend for dubstep

What are some competitor powered speakers I should be looking at in this class/budget?

What is the best to get? 15 powered thx

What do you think about this speaker. This Mackie thrash is better than harbinger vari 3415?

The SRM-450s are incredible on the inside! These just look like a joke in comparison. My school has a student-run music program, and I got to repair one of our SRM-450s. The problem: a wire was touching the back of the cone, causing a rattling noise. Anyway, the SRM 450s, or at least the V2s, have cast metal frame woofers with neodymium magnets, PUSH TERMINALS, NOT SPADES and the inside of the boxes are really well padded. The boxes themselves are extremely thick. The wires are also managed a lot better, although someone messed with one of my school’s speakers before me, hence the problem of the wire touching the back of the cone.

So. If i get this for vocals in my band room, im good as long as the Bass Dude from the Oak Ridge Boys doesn't drop by for jam?

Are these better then thump15a?

Would like to see how this can be used with a live band for basic small venue applications...

Im a Dj hosting small outdoor events in parks and in the forest. Can you do a JBL Partybox 1000 review ? Will 2 x JBL Partybox 1000 be enough to play for 1-200 people ? 😊

Hello can I used for medium house of worship?

Hi its better : MACKIE THUMP 215 Or alto ts 415 ?? Pls

hey i have the harbinger mls 1000 please do a review !

Przetestujesz Vonyx VSA15Bt??

Can you guys do the LD systems top/monitor speaker with the horn in the middle that can be turned?

With my earphones (boat bluetooth) i could hear the sine right from 20hz...

75hz is really poor for this size of speaker right? Defo need a sub for dance music/ Hip hop?

I wasted my money on a pair, I would l love to learn more about the amplifier, compared to a true 1300w, and the differences

After damming it with such feint praise I can't believe you didn't mention the label not pealing off cleanly. You failed to mention if the output is passive, which I assume it is, but my venue just bought a SubZero C12A and that has a 'speaker out' so you can add a passive sub or full range - very useful. But no matter what you think of any piece of equipment, I hate to see anyone handle any speaker with such a lack of respect. I've had good gear and I've had less good gear, but I've always handled it well and never 'chucked' it onto a table.

Nice review, appreciate this Video. It's absolutely awful this speaker, very Mid heavy, not much high or low consideration it's got so much to live up too. Keep up the good work. Cheers.

11:30 YOU APPARENTLY NEED A XLR CABLE TO GET LOUD SIGNAL FOR VOCALS but if you use TRS cable you get a weak signal with a low pitched faint voice. I found out the hard way. Sadly with the cheaper Harbinger it doesn't matter if you use a TRS OR XLR cable for microphone/vocals but the sound quality for mic vocals is terrible with a Harbinger, I regret buying it for vocals. UPDATE, i started to use my belringer which i had sitting around with the XLR and it sounded way better with the cable than it did with TRS cable, the sound came out natural and clear. I would say the behringer is better than ah mackie thump or harbinger.

13:08 now that's a solid maximum 100 rms lmao.

Great video! What is that app called?

It Is great you say the truth

First!

Glad I use Yamaha

Is this speaker Bluetooth

well bro if just need a cheap loud speaker than a mackie thump will do the job. I mean if your profession is DJ or sing than A mackie thump is a joke and your better off getting a PA that is near 1000 dollars or more. Lets just say for vocals using a microphone isn't not as bad as a harbinger. But a Harbinger is more powerful and louder than a mackie thump but since its cheap it gets hot really fast. Apparently unless you got bluetooth you must use XLR cable to interconnect an audio device like a microphone to a mackie thump or you get a weak signal if you use a TRS cable.

No bass??! I mean, it's not a Thump? XD

Geez! What does that thing even need 1300W for?! By the size of that motor, I can guarantee you the poor woofer ain’t taking 300W. Great video as always. Welcome back, guys! PS: yes, I understand that audio has peaks of loudness and a 6dB headroom is desirable, but that woofer couldn't even handle that power for any significant time without failing spectacularly.

Makes me not trust class d amps anymore lol

damn son that is a cheaply built amp. i see that thing burning out after a few gigs or thrashings

that woofer can't go more than 70 watt. If an old RCF L12p300 (300watt rms) was 8.2kg,, mounted on Mackie Srm 450 V1 or Soundking FP0215a 7.5kg, you can imagine what liars todays speaker brands tell.

I destroy them after 2 venues.. we have also one 1000w older meckie as stage monitor, and it was louder than shis shit.. if you use them properly, like dont turn gain knob up to field for mic it is ridiculous quiet. if you turn it up to field for mic, gain will destroy that 15" speaker. and that retarded overload indicator is on back, so only drummer on venue can see it is overloaded

Made for Rock not Rap.