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The Mackie Thump212 is a 12-inch powered loudspeaker with a 1400W Class-D amplifier and a claimed 128 dB max SPL, built for bands, DJs and solo performers who need loud, portable sound. It adds two features its predecessors lacked: a Feedback Eliminator that tames mic squeal and a Music Ducking mode that drops channel 2 when channel 1 gets signal. Its I/O covers a mic/line XLR-1/4-inch combo on channel 1, a line XLR-1/4-inch plus stereo 1/8-inch on channel 2, and a thru output carrying both. Against rivals like the QSC CP12 and JBL EON712 it trades some refinement for raw output and built-in problem-solvers, and owners generally find it loud and easy to haul for the money.
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Lowest price we've seen: $399.99 on Nov 12 at Pro Acoustics. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.
Owners and reviewers describe the Thump212 as loud, straightforward and good value for small-to-mid gigs, with the Feedback Eliminator and ducking cited as real conveniences. Criticism centers on bass depth and on the tools being basic compared with pricier boxes.
The Mackie Thump 212 is a 12" powered loudspeaker with a 1400W Class-D amplifier. It has a 12" woofer and a 1" compression driver, and its maximum SPL is 128 dB. The enclosure is built to be durable while staying light enough for easy loading.
Channel 1 has an XLR/TRS input that accepts mic or line signals. Channel 2 has an XLR/TRS line input and a stereo 1/8" input. The Thru output carries audio from both input channels.
The built-in Feedback Eliminator reduces squeals and out-of-control rumble. Music Ducking mode automatically lowers the level of Channel 2 when Channel 1 receives a signal, such as a voice on a mic. The speaker fits a standard pole mount. Its monitor wedge angle lets it work as a floor monitor.
