All user reviews for the Mackie SR 1530

I came across a good plan on a pair of SR1530 and I have cracked.
It's been two years since I use both live and rptition that the only default I found them but which is unfortunately not the least is that they are heavy and cumbersome especially.
Otherwise, the rest, they are perfect.
Big sound with costs almost Hifi thanks to the fact that these speakers are tri-amplified 3-way, good dispersion. In collection outdoor, even hidden derrire an obstacle, the highs are still l.
Serious trs are far from being ridiculous contrast of sries as SR450 which was forcment want to add subs.
The price of these speakers is, I got a little lev especially when you consider the compact Systmes much less difficult to transport but the sound is the price.

- I use these speakers for almost a year
- What I like most is the transparency of sound, dynamics, low trs prcises, and power-apprciable outdoor BMOL one for treble are a bit aggressive
- I tried the Mackie SR450 that sound good but they are 2-way, the JBL EON 15 missing bass and sounding too "plastic"
- With the rcente down from production in China, it fell by 500 (1299 pice purchased in October 2004, they found 800!) The ratio is excellent qualitprix
- I would do without this choice hsiter because they sound wonderful

The Mackie SR 1530's are a set of loudspeakers for use in venues and for using as a public address system. These are two really large speakers, and they can get super loud if you want them do. The sub woofer speaker is 15 inches and there is a smaller, 6 inch speaker for mid and high range to go along with an even smaller 1" compressor driver. These speakers are quite bulky and heavy, and need two people to move. The recording studio that I work at has a set of these for live shows that we sometimes put on. It's usually not for a huge audience, but we need something that's loud enough to get the job done, as these do the job for us just fine. I've only been to a few of the little shows that have been put on while using these speakers, but I was definitely pretty impressed with the type of sound that was coming from them even in a smaller environment. We only had these 1530's up with a set of monitors for the band and that was it. They sound really full with a lot of low end, which is no doubt due to the huge 15" low frequency speaker that it has! I don't know the price that the studio paid for these, but I would imagine that it was pretty reasonable since we really only use these once and and while. Mackie makes all type of sound products, most of which I've used in the form of studio speakers and mixers, but it does seem like they have a good amount of gear for live sound as well. While I'm not an expert on loudspeaker monitors in the least, the Mackie 1530's have a nice a full sound that are worth checking out if you want a good pair of PA speakers without spending too much money.