MACKIE MR524
MACKIE MR524
MR524 monitors offer precise sound reproduction that you will appreciate when mixing or mastering your projects. Thanks to the Logarithmic Waveguide technology, a wide listening angle and a natural stereo image are also guaranteed. In home studios with unresolved acoustics, you will appreciate the ability to adjust the sound for placing the speakers in a corner, on a desk, or against a wall. The Mackie MR524 active studio monitors are a great choice for anyone looking for high-quality studio monitors for professional recording.
Key Features of the MACKIE MR524 Speaker
- Equipped with Mackie's proven logarithmic waveguide
- Ultra-wide dispersion for an enhanced stereo image and optimal sweet spot
- Precise acoustic alignment offers an incredibly balanced sound across the entire frequency spectrum
- 5" polypropylene woofer provides responsive and dynamic low-frequency response
- Adjustable acoustic space filters
- Flexible inputs for easy connection to almost any audio source
System Type
- Active
Number of Channels
- 2.0
Frequency Range
- 45–20,000 Hz
Connection Type
- RCA - Cinch, XLR, 6.3mm jack
Accurate Sound and Professional Performance
MACKIE MR524 studio monitors are designed for accurate mix translation and professional results in any studio. Equipped with Mackie's logarithmic waveguide, the monitor offers ultra-wide dispersion for an enhanced stereo image and an optimal sweet spot. The precise acoustic alignment ensures a balanced sound across the entire frequency spectrum. A 1" silk-dome tweeter provides fast transient response for detailed highs and vocal clarity, and the 5" polypropylene woofer delivers a dynamic low-frequency response.
Room Customisation and Quality Construction
Adjustable acoustic space filters maintain a flat response in typical placement configurations, while the HF filter applies a boost or cut to compensate for particularly dull or bright-sounding rooms. The professional all-wood cabinet is built to last and look great in any studio. Specially designed internal bracing adds stiffness for reduced distortion and enhanced low-frequency response.
System Type
An active speaker is one that has a built-in amplifier, so all you need to do is connect it to a sound source, either wired or wirelessly, to listen.Passive speakers are more often referred to as speaker systems. They are intended more for high-quality, loud, and dynamic listening in the comfort of your home and are not suitable for frequent carrying. The main advantage of passive speakers is the ability to connect a variety of sources through a separate amplifier.
Number of Channels
The number of channels in speaker systems and home cinemas indicates the number of independent audio signals (speakers) and subwoofers, most often in the X.Y format (e.g., 2.0, 5.1). It indicates how many audio tracks are reproduced simultaneously, which determines the spatial experience and bass depth of the system, from basic stereo sound (2.0) to surround sound (5.1 and more).Specifications
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