All user reviews for the Mackie SWA1501

Hello, I have only to see your question on the SAW in 1501 of Mackie.

How long have you use it?
I bought it used for at least 4 years. TRS is a good product that I use a couple with two SWR 450.

Have you tried many other models before acqurir?
I do not testbeaucoup of other models because I went on the most suitable for the satellite.

What is the particular feature you like best and least?
We must push hard enough if used with SRM450, despite its 500 w I feel a little winded with this arrangement, the MODEL suprieur would be better but heavier and more expensive.


How do you report qualitprix?
With the exprience, you do again this choice? ...
I think the choice is correct with the old team of HP MODELS FCR.

I have used 3 months, I replaced my 500W and boosts my no-name 300W 2 by SWA-1501 and RS-450 2. You probably can imagine: NOTHING TO DO!

The sound is super accurate. Sure the price is quite high but the quality is there!

I host parties like birthdays, weddings, etc., I voicing of concerts and sing well. The voice is great ... it's a pleasure to sing in there.

Well then, in small rooms need to tell you that we must not push the stuff thoroughly, if everyone is deaf! For larger rooms, the bass is very present.

Sometimes I do get one box and the result is just as good.
With experience, it's clear, I bought it right away.

The handling (for transport) of the speakers is easy enough: beautiful handles well placed. Even the box 40Kg which is quite easy to carry (and yet I have no muscles!)

My only regret there is no ready-made slipcovers for this box. Too bad.

I use it for 3 months and I'm really pleased.
Amateur PA, I have many discomobile friend and musician, and I was able conparer few models before making my purchase (HK Lucas 1000, Yamaha, Behringer and Personal mounted Eminence) and I must admit that the Mackie is well above.
The point of course the most striking is the clarity of the bass, I rocked since my childhood by my father who is a fan of tube amp and I must say that I was not disappointed.

The whole concept is very well done, the amp back and cooled well casing is very well balanced, I carry one with no problem.
The back cover includes the passage for the full range of diversion to another forum and the filtered output for the heads.
Aesthetically, I also find it quite well but it is the side of subjective.

I use it with my 2 SRM 450 and rendering final execeptionnel in sound, the sound is well balanced, it descends very low no balance and when we send, it is never without price.

Congratulations Mackie and I put 9 / 10 in this box (not to 10) because it's worth it!
If I had to do it again, I would make this choice without hesitation, the price is quite high but the design is completed and the workmanship is present
I think I would put 9 / 10 as prices as

The Mackie SWA1501 is a subwoofer system that is designed for live sound reinforcement. It's a got an active 15" woofer and is of course to be used in within the context of a full PA system. The studio that I work at has a full PA rig as we sometimes do live shows in the studio and put on a festival every year. We've got two of these subwoofers in this system and while they only get used every now and again, the owner likes having it as it does indeed get used sometimes. Like me say that this sub can produce some extremely low and extremely loud low frequencies. It's definitely necessary to have a proper sub for live sound, and the SW1501 is just that. It's nice that this is an active sub woofer as it doesn't require an external power source and is fully functional on it's own. It's got a built in crossover section and XLR connections for it to plug everything into it. I don't remember off the top of my head what the other speakers are that we have with the SWA1501, but it's an all Mackie PA system and can get extremely loud for all frequencies and especially the low end part of things with the SWA1051. I don't really know what the Mackie SWA1501 will cost you, but as with any PA system sub woofer it's going to be at least a decent amount. Having said this, Mackie gear in general is some of the best bang for your buck and that's what you're going to get with the SWA1501 as well. It's probably not the most professional subwoofer, but unless you're a venue where you're using it every night, it's definitely adequate. I'd check out the full compliment of Mackie PA gear if you're looking to put one together for yourself as they have options for everyone.