Mackie Thump212 1,400-watt 12-inch Powered Speaker

₨65,000.00

Brand	Mackie
Speaker Maximum Output Power	1400 Watts
Frequency Response	47 Hz
Connectivity Technology	TRS, XLR
Audio Output Mode	Stereo

About this item

1,400W Powered Loudspeaker with 2-channel Mixer
1″ Compression Driver
Ducking Mode (Each)
Feedback Eliminat
12″ Woofer

Description

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New Thump Series Loudspeaker 2022

The new Thump Series is the next evolution of the incredibly popular Thump Series Loudspeaker packed with more power, capability, and bang-for-the-buck than ever before.

Thump212 – 12” 1400W Powered Loudspeaker

Completely redesigned from the ground up, Thump features heavy-duty drivers, 1400W amplifiers, and powerful tools to make your next gig easier than ever. Now equipped with a Feedback Eliminator plus a Music Ducking mode, Thump keeps the show running smooth when it counts. Add in ultra-versatile I/O, legendary Thump sound quality, and easy portability, Thump is going to be your new favorite loudspeaker.

Features

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Performance For a New Generation

Thump212 is here to get the party started with more power and gig-ready tools to make your next performance easier that ever. Packed with incredibly useful features, Thump212 makes gigs run smoother with feedback elimination and music ducking built right in.

Thump Loudspeaker Power Factor Correction

Input Flexibility

Dual TRS / XLR inputs plus a stereo 1/8” aux input ensures that you can plug in your gear without odd cables and adapters.

Thump Loudspeaker High Performance 1300W Amplifiers

Quack Quack Shhh

You’ve got music playing nice and loud but, it’s time for another announcement. Sure, you could mess with your levels every time, but who’s got time for that. Simply press the Music Ducking button, and channel 2 will automatically turn down whenever you speak into the mic on channel 1.

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Keep Everyone’s Ears Safe from Feedback

Ever get a little too up close and personal with the microphone only to hear a loud, ear-destroying squeal? That’s commonly known as feedback. And it’s an unfortunate issue that physics won’t change its mind on. But wait! Hit the Feedback Eliminator button and laugh in the face of those silly acoustic laws.