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The SRM450v2 Active loudspeaker combines superior quality with innovative technology to bring ultimate performance?and reliability?to our legendary Sound Reinforcement Monitor (SRM) series. Packing way more power, clarity and punch thanks to its signature Mackie Active design with all-new drivers and Class-D fast recovery amplification, the SRM450v2 delivers pure studio monitor performance at full-on loudspeaker levels.
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Technical Details
- 2-way bi-amplified, optimized Active loudspeaker system- High-output precision titanium compression driver
- Ultra-wide, smooth dispersion via multi-cell horn aperture and HF waveguide
- Flyable, Pole Mountable, Floor Wedge-able
- Mic/line input and pass-thru connector
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By E. Kurt Cullamar (middle earth)
While the SRM-450V2s are not inexpensive, they do deliver quality sound. I used 2 of these for an outdoor gig and the music output was evenly dispersed with clear highs and mids and with punchy bass. My only regret was that some of the MP3s I played were encoded with bitrates of only 128kbps, such that the compression levels' musical deficiencies were exposed by the clarity of these SRM450V2.
My advice would be to use a good mixer with balanced XLR cables and a nice CD deck (to play CDs of course!)as well. You would also be well-served by using a subwoofer to augment the low frequencies, especially if you crave body-stopping and head-pounding bass.
These second-gen SRM450s are also 11 pounds lighter than the first-gens.
Pros:
1. powerful and clear sound output, with even and wide dispersion. This translates into wide coverage and most people being surprised to find just a couple of speakers putting out such huge sound.
2. relatively lightweight, considering its dimensions
3. sturdy construction
Cons:
1. I can't find one yet.
The other brands I've checked out (powered speaker cabinets only): JBL EONs, Peaveys, Behringer Eurolive Series either are not much of a value relative to the Mackies ( JBL EONS sound just as good as Mackies but are more expensive) while for the Peaveys and Behringers - somehow, the sound they put out was flat and hollow. The Mackies have a "full" sound. Try listening to these at your local music supply store.
By Ayman Hanash
I bought these two SRM450v2 with doubts about their power, I used them for a crowd of 250 people, the level was 3/4 of the way along with a powerful subwoofer, and they were amazing with a very clear sound. The weight of these speakers are 40 lbs. each, with 400 watts total bi/amp continuous power. But per its manual the SRM450v is rated for 540 watts peak LF and 150 watts peak on HF.
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