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Model: SRM450v2
12" Two-Way Powered Loudspeaker
Live sound
sometimes seems like a wild, uncaged animal—very hard to
control. With the SRM Series Portable Active Loudspeakers, we came
up with the technology to help tame the beast, so you could focus
on your performance, instead of being distracted by constant EQ and
level tweaks. Now, with the SRM450v2, live sound is whipped
completely into submission, giving you more control over your shows
than ever. Thanks to its all-new design—from adding new amps
and transducers to a new lightweight power supply—the
SRM450v2 surpasses the performance of the original SRM450 to
deliver pure studio monitor sound at more powerful, full-on
loudspeaker levels. We kept it affordable, too—even though
the SRM450v2 is a complete redesign from inside out, we retained
the musician-friendly price tag. With the SRM450v2, live never
sounded so good …or behaved so well.
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The “SRM” Stands for Sound
Reinforcement Monitor
Over a decade ago, Greg Mackie and a dedicated team of engineers
set out to create a portable loudspeaker that could deliver studio
monitor sound quality. Unlike a relatively small, acoustically
controlled studio where the “sweet spot” is well
defined, live venues vary greatly, and most are far from
acoustically balanced. Despite the challenges, after two years of
extensive research and development, the first Sound Reinforcement
Monitor was born—a loudspeaker that truly lived up to its
name. The SRM450v2 continues the SRM450’s tradition of studio
monitor sound quality—and trumps it—to deliver sound
that makes any venue seem like a well-tuned studio.
Ultra-Wide Dispersion
Undoubtedly you’ve been to a show where the sound is all over
the map—stand in front of the band, it sounds okay, but move
a little to your left or right and all of a sudden you’ve got
mud in your ears. When the SRM450v2 loudspeakers are on stage, no
matter where you stand, you hear sound with impeccable stereo
imaging, depth of field and definition—at full-on loudspeaker
levels. This is due to the SRM450v2’s wide dispersion
pattern, which is achieved through its multi-cell horn throat
aperture. To those of you whose eyes just glazed over, let’s
just tell you what it does—the multi-cell horn throat
aperture allows for much wider and more even dispersion of high and
mid frequencies, so whether you’re listening intently front
and center, or playing it cool on the perimeter, you’ll hear
the same great mix.
Stunning Bass via Servo Feedback Controlled, all
new Neodymium Woofer
Many portable loudspeakers produce lows that lack
substance—they just don’t have it in ‘em to give
you that chest-pounding punch. But the SRM450v2 delivers
astonishingly deep and defined bass frequencies. In fact, it
outperforms the original SRM450, which was renowned for its ability
to deliver real low-down sound. That’s thanks to the
SRM450v2’s servo feedback technology combined with its
all-new neodymium woofer and 3-inch voice coil.
Based on Mackie's award-winning HR824mk2 studio monitor technology,
the servo feedback damping electronic circuit within the SRM450v2
“locks” the woofer in place with the positive and
negative outputs of the amplifier. This creates a solid
direct-coupling that allows the SRM450v2 to deliver extremely deep
bass from a small cabinet. And the new neodymium woofer’s
magnet is lighter in mass, therefore faster than ceramics, giving
the SRM450v2’s bass more punch. The new longer 3-inch voice
coil allows the woofer to handle heat more efficiently, so it
produces a consistently full dynamic range—even at maximum
output. So you get full, thumping, detailed lows, even after long
hours of use at near-peak volumes.
Super low
distortion thanks to Mackie’s own Class-D, Fast Recovery
Amplification With its
combination of Class D topology and Fast Recovery circuitry, the
SRM350v2 operates with incredible efficiency, and delivers much
more power and clarity. With this “Class D Fast Recovery
amplification,” as we’ve lovingly (and creatively)
dubbed the technology, the SRM350v2 handles maximum
volume—and associated heat—with ease, so there’s
no unwanted noise, and no thermal problems. Even after hours of
sustained use at near-peak levels, your sound remains clean and
your SRM350v2 keeps cool.
Legendary Active Electronics
In a passive loudspeaker setup, an external amplifier is connected
to a passive crossover inside the speaker, which distributes
frequencies to the transducers. Because power amps and transducers
vary widely in sound and quality, trying to match the right power
amp with the right speaker can be challenging, especially if
you’re not a professional acoustic technician—or
rolling in cash so you can hire one. Our proven Active design does
all the work for you. With our SRM450v2, you get a complete
loudspeaker system, with complex electronics and carefully chosen
components, all precisely tuned and tweaked to work together. The
result is a loudspeaker with phenomenal sound quality and power,
that’s completely plug-and-play—no EQ needed.
Built-in Protection Circuitry for Long
Life
We know our Active loudspeakers are pushed hard—often to, or
beyond, the limit. That’s why we have reliable protection
circuitry built in to every one. The SRM450v2 employs a built-in
limiter for less distortion at peak levels, and an automatic
sliding high pass filter to give you that little bit extra volume
when the crowd demands more. And thanks to the advanced technology
of its power supply and Class-D amp topology, the SRM450v2 is
greater than 90 percent efficient—more of the power from your
outlet goes straight to the transducer, without the power supply
and amp giving off loads of heat. Less heat means better
performance, and longer life.
Versatile,
Portable, Tough—And They Look Good, Too
When designing the SRM450v2, we
considered every angle. From every angle is just how you can
position it, too—pole-mount it from the bottom, fly it
vertically or horizontally via its integrated M10 mounting points,
or use it as a wedge monitor. With all this flexibility, it’s
the most versatile portable Active loudspeaker around. And now
moving it into place is easier than ever. Weighing in at about 40
pounds—11 pounds lighter than the original
SRM450—you’ll have plenty of strength left over to play
after loading in. Plus, the SRM450v2 retains its rugged, Mackie
“built-like-a-tank” durability, thanks to the
polypropylene cabinet—now in a tasty hue of Midnight Blue. So
not only do you get a portable loudspeaker that sounds phenomenal,
you get one that’s tough and portable for the road, and
handsome enough for the show.
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2-way bi-amplified,
optimized Active loudspeaker system
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High-output precision
titanium compression driver
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Neodymium long-throw
low frequency transducer with 3-inch voice coil
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Servo Feedback
controlled woofer for tight low-end punch
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300W class-D, Fast
Recovery LF amp / 100W HF amp
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Ultra-wide, smooth
dispersion via multi-cell horn aperture and HF waveguide
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Built-in phase-accurate
24dB Linkwitz-Riley electronic crossover
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Mackie Active
Electronic time alignment, phase correction and EQ for studio
quality sound
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Mic/line input and
pass-thru connector
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Lightweight for
ultimate portability (40lbs)
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Flyable, Pole
Mountable, Floor Wedge-able
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General
Specifications |
Acoustic
Performance: |
Frequency Response(-3 dB): 55 Hz
- 18 kHz Frequency Range(-10 dB): 45 Hz- 20 kHz Directivity Factor; Q
(DI): 9.95(9.98), averaged 2 kHz to
10 kHz Max SPL Long-term: 124 dB @ 1 m Max SPL peak:
127 dB @ 1 m Crossover
Point: Linkwitz-Riley,24 dB/octave @
1600 kHz |
Input/
Output: |
Input / Thru Type: Balanced
Differential Input Impedance: 20 kΩ Input Protection:
RFI and level
protected |
Sensitivity: |
Line: +4 dBu (center detent) Mic:
-36 dBu Maximum Input
Level: + 22 dBu Low-Cut
Frequency: 75 Hz, Second-order
filter Acoustic Contour Equalization (Peaking):
+3 dB @ 100 Hz, +3 dB @ 12
kHz |
Low-Frequency Power Amplifier: |
Rated Power: 300
watts Rated THD: <0.1% Cooling: Convection Extrusion Design:
Class D, Parametric Servo
Feedback |
High-Frequency Power
Amplifier: |
Rated Power:
100 watts Rated THD:
<0.1% Cooling:
Convection Extrusion
Design: Conventional Class
AB |
Low-Frequency Transducer: |
Diameter: 12 in / 305
mm Voice Coil Diameter: 3
in / 76 mm Magnet Material: Neodymium |
High-Frequency
Transducer: |
Diaphragm
Diameter: 1.75 in / 44 mm
Diaphragm Material: Heat treated
titanium |
Horn
Design: |
Type: Conical and
Exponential Mouth Size: 12 in / 305 mm (W) x 7 in/ 178 mm (H)
Throat Diameter: 1 in / 25
mm Horizontal Coverage: 90°(1 kHz - 20 kHz) Vertical
Coverage: 45°(2.8 kHz - 20
kHz) |
Line Input Power: |
US, JP:
100 VAC - 240 VAC, 50 - 60
Hz EU, UK, AU, CN: 100
VAC - 240 VAC, 50 - 60 Hz AC Connector: 3-pin IEC 250 VAC Power Consumption:
300 watts |
Safety Features: |
Control System Function Electronic
Crossover, Phrase Alignment, Equalization, Parametric EQ
Features Over-Excursion Protection: Second-Order High-Pass Filter
Thermal Protection: Amplifier
shutdown, auto-reset Low-Line Voltage ShutDown:
60% Nominal line Driver
Protection: Independent LF and HF
Compressors Low-freq Roll-Off: Dynamic, signal-level
dependent |
Construction
Features: |
Basic Design: Asymmetrical
Trapezoidal Enclosure Alignment: Sixth-Order
Material: Polypropylene
Finish: Black, Textured
finish Handles: One on
each side, One on Top Grille: Perforated metal with weather resistant
coating Display LEDs: Signal Present, Power On, and Thermal
Operating Temperature: -10° -
45°C, 14° - 113°F |
Physical Properties: |
Height: 26.1 in/ 663
mm Width: 16.0 in / 406
mm Depth: 14.8 in / 376
mm Weight: 40.0 lb / 18.1
kg |
Mounting Methods: |
Floor
mount, pole mount, or fly via 10 integrated M10 threaded inserts
(two each located on each side, top, bottom and read of
enclosure) |
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