Mackie Thrash12v2 12" 1300W Powered PA Loudspeaker System

1300W 12 Inch Powered PA Speaker for Bands, Gigs, and Rehearsals
The Mackie Thrash12v2 is a 12-inch, 2-way powered PA speaker built to make sure you never get drowned out again. It packs a 1300W amplifier, a 12-inch woofer, and a 1-inch tweeter into a rugged, portable cabinet. A combo XLR/¼-inch input handles microphones, instruments, and line-level sources, so you can plug in and play. Bluetooth streaming lets you play backing tracks or playlists from your phone or laptop, and you can link two speakers wirelessly. A built-in Feedback Eliminator stops mic squeal with the press of a button. It reaches a max SPL of 129 dB with a frequency response of 53 Hz to 16 kHz, so it cuts through a loud room. It's a great fit for bands, singer-songwriters, DJs, small clubs, classrooms, boardrooms, and A/V presentations. It also works as a personal monitor for practice or performance.

Four Voicing Modes for Vocals, DJ Sets, and Stage Monitoring
Different gigs call for different sound, and the Thrash12v2 gives you four voicing modes to match. Flat mode keeps things neutral when you don't want anything coloring your tone. DJ mode adds more kick on the low end and more sparkle up top for recorded music, parties, and dance floors. Live mode focuses on the vocal range, helping singers and speakers project clearly over the band. Wedge mode shapes the midrange for when you lay the speaker on its side as a floor monitor. Switching modes takes a single button press on the back panel. There are no complicated EQ menus to dig through before soundcheck. Pick the mode that fits the job and get back to playing.

Feedback Eliminator Stops Mic Squeal With One Button
Nothing kills a set faster than that ear-piercing screech when a mic gets too close to the speaker. The Thrash12v2's built-in Feedback Eliminator watches for feedback and squashes it before it takes over the room. Turning it on takes a single button press. It's especially helpful in tight rehearsal spaces, small stages, and rooms where the speaker has to sit close to the performer. It won't make you a better singer, but it will save everyone's ears. That means fewer awkward pauses and more time performing. It also makes the speaker easier to use for presenters, teachers, and first-time PA owners.

Bluetooth Streaming and Stereo Speaker Linking
Bluetooth streaming lets you connect a phone, tablet, or laptop and play music wirelessly. That cuts down on cable clutter and trip hazards on stage. The combo input keeps working while you stream, so you can sing or play over backing tracks. You can also link two Thrash12v2 speakers together over Bluetooth. Linked speakers can play in stereo for a wider sound or in dual mono to cover more of the room with the same mix. That makes it easy to build a two-speaker setup for parties, DJ gigs, and small venues. Setup is quick, so you spend less time connecting gear and more time performing.

Simple Combo Input and XLR Mix Output
The Thrash12v2 keeps its I/O simple and useful. A combo XLR/¼-inch input accepts both mic and line signals, with a dedicated gain control to set your level. Plug a microphone straight in for simple vocal reinforcement, or connect a mixer, keyboard, or other line-level source. An XLR mix output sends the combined signal, including both the input and Bluetooth audio, to another speaker or device. That makes it easy to add a second powered speaker, a subwoofer, or a recorder. Built-in limiters protect the speaker from overload when things get loud. The included power cord gets you set up right out of the box.

Rugged, Portable Design That Mounts, Wedges, or Stands Tall
The Thrash12v2 is built to handle life on the road, in rehearsal spaces, and in venues. A rugged frame and protective grille guard the drivers against bumps and knocks. Built-in handles make it easy to load in and out. The cabinet measures 24.2 x 13.9 x 13.7 inches (614 x 353 x 348 mm) and weighs 30.6 pounds (13.9 kg), so one person can carry it. A pole cup with a tightening screw lets you mount it securely on a speaker stand or subwoofer pole. You can also lay it on its side as an angled floor wedge for stage monitoring. That flexibility lets one speaker handle front-of-house, monitoring, or practice duty.

Build a Bigger System With Mackie Accessories
The Thrash12v2 makes a strong starting point for a complete PA system. Mount it on the Mackie T100 tripod for elevated sound coverage. Pair it with a Mackie Thump15Sv4 or Thump18Sv4 powered subwoofer using the SPM400 speaker pole for deeper low end. A custom-fitted Thrash12v2 bag or rolling bag protects the speaker in transport and has a front pocket for cables. Stands, poles, subwoofers, and bags are sold separately. Adding a second Thrash12v2 gives you a stereo pair through Bluetooth linking. For bands upgrading their rehearsal space or gearing up for their first gigs, Thrash12v2 offers Mackie sound at an accessible price.