Mackie - MR10S mk III • active studio subwoofer • 10" • 120W • max SPL 113dB • 35Hz-180Hz • XLR and TRS inputs • Class AB amplifier • dimensions 320 x 381 x 381 (mm) • weight 12.4 kg THOROUGH CONSTRUCTION The Mackie MR mk 3 active studio monitors are meticulously designed from start to finish to reproduce your music as it deserves - naturally and in full range. The enhanced waveguide expands the optimal listening zone, the rear-firing bass reflex is tailored for better and more balanced deep tone transmission, and the all-wood cabinet dampened with acoustic absorption material contributes to the neutrality of sound transmission. Whether used on their own or with a subwoofer, Mackie MR mk 3 monitors offer an optimal solution for your studio. MUSIC FIRST When developing the new MR mk 3 active studio monitors, we didn't start with technical matters, but with the music itself. We listened to countless hours of music of all imaginable formats and genres. Then, through an iterative process of designing and adjusting all components crucial for a professional studio monitor, we reached a point where everything was in perfect harmony. The result of acoustic optimization includes modern elements such as a new waveguide with minimal diffraction providing unparalleled clarity and openness that will immediately draw you into the heart of the music. Optimized electronics and the matching of amplifiers with electro-acoustic transducers contribute to a balance that is unmatched in this price range. Because - and this is most important - MR mk 3 monitors are designed from start to finish for your music. VERSATILITY FOR EVERY APPLICATION Every studio is different, so it's important for monitors to easily connect to other devices and adapt to specific acoustic conditions. Need to adjust the transmission of deep or high frequencies? Just switch the toggle and hear the difference. By adding the MR10S mk 3 studio subwoofer, you not only gain the depth and impact critical for styles like hip-hop and dance, but you also allow the monitors to focus on the frequency range that is optimal for them.