Mackie Trash15v2 active loudspeaker

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Product features

Number of stereo AUX inputs: None
Playback options: Bluetooth
Bluetooth: Yes
Mid driver/woofer diameter: 15 inches
Tweeter diameter: 1 inch
DSP: Basic DSP presets
Sustainable product: Not specified
Suitable as monitor: Yes
Weight per speaker: 16 kg
Total guitar/bass inputs: None
Total line inputs: 1
Total microphone inputs: 1
Built-in equaliser: Yes
Speaker cabinet material: Plastic
Maximum SPL: 120 dB - 129 dB
Maximum frequency: 16 - 16.9 kHz
Minimum frequency: 40 - 49 Hz
Mounting points: 35mm stand flange
RMS power in watts: 750 - 1,499 W
Analogue audio input type: Unbalanced line in (TS jack), balanced line in (XLR)
Analogue audio output type: Balanced mix out (XLR)
Passive speaker output: No

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight: 19,5 kg
Dimensions: 75,0 x 44,0 x 44,0 cm

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Mackie Trash15v2
active loudspeaker
dimensions: 691 x 381 x 420 mm
weight: 16.5 kg

Choose your variant – Mid driver/woofer diameter: 15 inches

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Specifications

Product features

Number of stereo AUX inputs: None
Playback options: Bluetooth
Bluetooth: Yes
Mid driver/woofer diameter: 15 inches
Tweeter diameter: 1 inch
DSP: Basic DSP presets
Sustainable product: Not specified
Suitable as monitor: Yes
Weight per speaker: 16 kg
Total guitar/bass inputs: None
Total line inputs: 1
Total microphone inputs: 1
Built-in equaliser: Yes
Speaker cabinet material: Plastic
Maximum SPL: 120 dB - 129 dB
Maximum frequency: 16 - 16.9 kHz
Minimum frequency: 40 - 49 Hz
Mounting points: 35mm stand flange
RMS power in watts: 750 - 1,499 W
Analogue audio input type: Unbalanced line in (TS jack), balanced line in (XLR)
Analogue audio output type: Balanced mix out (XLR)
Passive speaker output: No

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight: 19,5 kg
Dimensions: 75,0 x 44,0 x 44,0 cm

Product specifications

Mackie Trash15v2
active loudspeaker
dimensions: 691 x 381 x 420 mm
weight: 16.5 kg

Product information

Product no: 9000-0156-6201

General

The Mackie Trash15v2 is the slightly larger version of the Trash12v2. Same philosophy, more bass: the Trash15v2 brings the raw power and smart technology of a Mackie powered loudspeaker within everyone’s reach. Loud and clear, with a superb sound and more body thanks to the 15-inch woofer. In terms of amplification, there’s nothing to complain about with a generous 1300W. It’s practical too: sturdy handles on a plastic cabinet. Thanks to the latter, it’s reasonably easy to transport – which is important, as this is exactly the sort of loudspeaker typically used by touring speakers and vocalists.

Features of the Mackie Trash15v2

Bluetooth is ideal for precisely this mobile user group. You can stream from your phone to this speaker, and that becomes your background music – your own band in your pocket! You can, of course, use two speakers together; simply route the signal from one to the other. No need to worry about sudden peaks; there’s a built-in limiter to prevent that. You won’t experience any problems with feedback with this speaker either, thanks to the built-in feedback suppressor. Another handy feature: the feedback suppressor means you won’t have to worry about feedback if you hold the mic too close to a speaker.