Thank you for choosing Mackie Designs’ HR824 Studio Monitors. We realize that monitors are a critically important tool whether your application is studio recording, audio/video post production,
Investments in Excellence...
To accomplish the task at hand, Greg and the New Product Development team realized that a commitment was required in terms of new resources and new equipment. So we recruited some of the best speaker and acoustic engineers in the industry to assist in the design of the HR824. And we invested in some advanced (and need we say expensive) measurement and analysis tools for the design team to use.
The result? The HR824 Studio Monitors are extremely accurate and versatile, loaded with unique controls that allow you to
What are they? The Advantages...
The HR824 Studio Monitors are
•The crossover point is designed so that the high and low frequency drivers are fed only the frequencies they are best able to reproduce.
•The amplifiers are designed to provide maximum acoustic output from the speakers, yet minimize the danger of speaker damage due to overdriving.
•In addition, the amplifiers’ gain and fre- quency responses are individually
•The connecting wire between the amplifier outputs and the drivers are kept to an absolute minimum, so the damping factor of the amplifier isn’t compromised by the resistance of long speaker cables.
•The acoustic sum of the outputs from the two drivers are optimized electronically, as well as physically, so the amplitude response is unity and the phase difference is minimal.
In short, all the complex interconnected components in the system are designed to work in harmony with each other to produce the best possible sound.
The Transducers...
The monitors feature an
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The Cabinet...
The cabinet is made of
FR Series Power Amplifiers...
What better way to power the loudspeakersthan with our acclaimed FR Series “Fast Recovery” power amplifiers. Our Fast Recovery design uses low negative feedback, yet allows the amplifiers to maintain low distortion and stability even when driven into clipping.
The
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