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Active 15'' Bass Reflex Subwoofer

Active 15'' bandpass high-performance woofer
Output: 1400 W Class D amplifier
Maximum sound pressure level: 131 dB
Frequency range: 36 - 180 Hz
Road-ready construction
Stereo inputs and outputs: XLR
Full-range and high-pass outputs
Variable crossover
4 Voicing Modi: Flat, Deep, Punch, Variable
Stereo or mono sum for use with one or two subwoofers
Volume control from -6dBU to +6dBU
Polarity reversal switch
Front LED on/off
Integrated M20 flange
Dimensions: 470 x 457 x 584 mm
Weight: 24.7 kg
Colour: Black

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Available since September 2023
Item number 581556
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Get the party started

Can a subwoofer pack a real dancefloor-ready punch and still be super lightweight and compact? The Mackie Thump 115s sure can. It delivers deep bass tones from its 15" woofer, but this sub doesn’t just throw bass out there any old way – it comes with multiple high-pass modes plus an adjustable preset for extra flexibility. Even simpler, though, is the menu-free control: Everything just works, at the touch of a button. The Mackie Thump 115s is built to be tough enough for the road, and it's fitted with a pole mount so stacking tops is quick and easy.

Hard hitting, easy handling

What's the point of having two nice rubberized handles if a sub is too heavy to lift? The Mackie Thump 115s solves this dilemma, as it weighs just 24.7kg, not much over 50lbs. The cabinet itself, complete with stacking recesses and an M20 pole mount, measures 472×462 ×584mm. Sound-wise, its 1400W Class D amp pushes out a massive 131dB of sound pressure, covering a frequency range from 36Hz to 200Hz. The high-pass presets Deep, Punch, and Flat are joined by a variable crossover that can be set anywhere between 80 and 160Hz. For getting the music into it, all connections – including two inputs plus two high-pass and two full-range outputs – are XLR. Sound techs and stagehands can take it from mono to stereo at the flick of a switch. The 115s runs on 220–240V AC power.

Thump. Punch. Deep. Club.

The fact that the Mackie Thump 115s can be controlled without menus, just by pressing a few buttons, makes it a great pick for beginners who want serious low-end punch without spending ages setting up. Bands can hit the Punch preset for a Rock'n'Roll sound at maximum output: Thanks to its low weight, this sub will love joining them on tour – the cabinet is certainly tough enough for the road. Club owners can dial in the variable crossover to match the sub perfectly with their existing PA setup. And DJs, especially in the EDM scene, will love the Deep mode, which gives those low frequencies an extra boost.

About Mackie

In 1988 Greg Mackie, already a successful co-founder of a pro audio company, founded Mackie Designs Inc. with the goal of producing affordable, high-quality mixers. The company's first official product, the LM-1602 line mixer, was initially produced within the four walls of his home. As sales figures were encouraging, its successor model CR-1604 soon followed - and in 1991 the company finally moved into its first proper production facility. The combination of reliable quality and low prices quickly brought the company enormous success, so that by 1995 Mackie had already sold 100,000 products. In 2003, the company was renamed LOUD Audio, LLC so that there is no longer any confusion between the Mackie brand and its former parent company of the same name.

Practical features for fierce parties

Since subs usually sit on the floor in dark corners, the Mackie Thump 115s has LEDs next to the various high-pass modes to indicate which preset is active. Drop a separately available speaker pole into the mount and the matching top can be stacked on it, too: Mackie has tuned the Thump tops (such as the 212 or 215) to pair perfectly with this sub for a balanced sound. Of course, low frequencies can behave differently depending on the venue, so a polarity switch – included here as a simple toggle switch – helps fix that; it's also handy for touring bands looking to add their own sub to a club’s hanging PA. In bigger party spaces, just hook up a second sub for extra punch. And for galas and events where the gear needs to stay low-key, the front LED can be switched off.

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