Mackie Thump TH-12A Reviews
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Customer Reviewsfrom Fredericktown, MO May 3, 2013Music Background: Car Show LoudJust as good as advertised.from Florida February 7, 2013Music Background: Musician Mackie ThumpI am totally impressed with the performance of the Mackie Tump TH-12A. Would recommend this to all musicians.from SC July 18, 2012Music Background: DJ Better Than Expected!I am blown away with the Mackie Thump 12a speakers. I had heard they were good but I didn't realize just how good. The speakers are not only loud but also have great balance. I've djayed 2 gigs and my customers were impressed as well. I was able to line up a few more gigs as a result.from Sanford, FL June 27, 2012Music Background: Musician; arranger; producer; recording tech; teacher Awesome clean power; great price!!!These speakers are under-estimated by many; they are powerful and sound great. The price point on these speakers are just right!!!from Memphis September 6, 2011Music Background: Bass player Front Fill A+++I am using this as a full-range, front fill speaker on the front of the stage between the stacks in a large and loud club-size PA. This cab is great in that application.from Boston, MA March 19, 2011Music Background: U2 Tribute Band "New Year's Day" Super light, perfect personal monitorI was looking for a personal monitor and was about to purchase a Mackie SRM 150 until I found out about this arriving in early 2011. Anyways, this speaker is awesome. Super loud and small enough to conserve stage space. The EQ option nice too. This thing is also ridiculously light. You can literally biceps curl it haha. If you are looking for a personal monitor, I highly recommend this one. Not planning on using it as a main but it's nice to know if one of our main's ever crap out then we could get by using this little guy.from Orange Park Florida March 11, 2011Music Background: Guitar player and Singer also Dj over 20yrs experience Cant beat it for the price.....great choice for Dj's who are on a budget. Great Sound quality very good low end and crisp high's. They are SUPER light wieght My 6 Yr old daughter can pick one up lol. They are perfect for small to medium size events plenty of volume A++ for mackie on this one. BTW The 12's sound much better for electronic style music than the 15's for me, much better booming low end.from Cincinnati, OH USA September 17, 2012Music Background: Musician Thump 200Watt speakersTerrific speakers for a relatively small space, which is what I needed. They have very good sound across the spectrum. Coupled to a 4-channel mixer, it's a nice setup for a musician or very small combo. And the price is terrific.Only issue is that the inputs are XLR only. I had to make up some cables to go from my 1/4 in mixer output to the XLRs on the speaker. I guess I could just as easily complain that my mixer is 1/4 in. only :-) from Sturgis, MI February 21, 2012Music Background: Live Sound Engineer Great SoundingThis Unit sounds great, however noticed some recent distortion, using this as a monitor "wedge" ... Seemed to clear up with some adjustments - Going to keep an eye on it with further use.The 15" version sounds slightly better but overall this is a great unit. from September 30, 2011 Does exactly what I need it to do.I'm no expert and I don't have much to compare to but it works great for what I need. I've never had to turn the volume over half yet and I've used it out doors. Since I don't have a sound board, I especially like that it has a built in eq. Can't wait till I have enough money to buy another one.from June 29, 2011Music Background: Church worship band Work great for monitors!We are using them for monitors at our church and they work great. Clean sound, plenty of volume and easy to use. Would have liked the option for a 1/4" input, but we just switched out cords and plugs over to XLR so no problem. Easy to use and simple!from North Carolina July 7, 2011Music Background: Pro musician Mackie THUMP 12A rocksI bought one of these speakers to use as a monitor, with the Bose L1 II system one of the groups I play with currently use. The Thump 12A is working great as a monitor.Recently, we had a freak rain shower come up on an outside venue. Before we could take the PA down completely, the Bose crapped out due to some moisture on the array connectors. So, I turned the Thump around and used it alone, for a main. It functioned flawlessly and had plenty of 'THUMP" to do the job. Im going to buy another to have a second monitor, and to use them instead of the Bose system if we need a back up. I highly recommend these speakers and you can trust the Mackie brand, as usual, to do what its advertised to do. from Mount Shasta, CA 96067 May 29, 2011Music Background: composer/arranger/educator Good budget priced speaker but with a caution!It's the way to go for both mains and monitors if you are budget conscious. You sacrifice the clarity of the Mackie 450's or QSC K12's but at much less money. One caution: the power cords will vibrate out, particularly in the wedge (monitor) position and it is pain to tape them in each set-up and take down. I wish that Mackie would fix the problem with a lock system like the QSC's!from CT March 25, 2013Music Background: Live Sound Technican Would not recomend theseThese speakers run so hot they have burned my crew and i after runing for just a couple hours at half power. Also they clip and distort at extremly low levels. I have never been pleased with these and have had to send one back to have a pre amp repaired. I wouldnt even recomend these to my worst enemy. The have no hard wear on them and have been mounted on the wall since they were purchased. I find that the mackie 450s are clearer and are better bang for the buck, but i still prefer my yamha and EV systems better. Ive used carvin, yamha, mackie, allen and heath, EV, Peveay, and berhinger and by far the EVs and yamha blow them all out of the water! |