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Mackie HR-824 Studio Monitor
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Ease of Use:		10 out of 10
Quality:		10 out of 10
Value:		7 out of 10
Average Rating:		9 out of 10
These active, bi-amplified speakers deliver a wide, deep, and incredibly detailed sound field. You can actually hear distinct tonal qualities of an instrument's low end. High frequencies and midrange are clean and articulate. A low-frequency acoustic space control makes it easy to tailor the sound to your space. Internally powered by two smaller versions of Mackie's FR M-1200 power amp, delivering 150W for the lows, 100W for the highs. Features a 1" alloy dome high-frequency transducer, an 8-3/4" low-frequency transducer, 1/4" and XLR inputs, overload/clip LED, and logarithmic wave guide.

HRC Member Reviews:

Review from Walt
Ease of Use: 10 out of 10
Quality: 10 out of 10
Value: 7 out of 10
Comments: Everything Mackie clamis! Very impressive detail, flat, ultra directional, and bass without boom. Two issues per my experience. Because bass is so detailed without boom, many of my mixes come out bass heavy and after auditioning on home stereo speakers I find that I have to pull back on the bass. They are probably not the best bang for the buck monitors. Other monitors with less heafty price tags achieve similar results.