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Mackie Onyx 24.4 / HDA PA Package

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A 24-channel analog live sound mixer with arrayable powered loudspeakers, mics, cables, and stands.

This package includes a pair of Mackie HDA 12" 2-way high-definition arrayable powered loudspeakers, an Onyx 24.4 Premuim 24-Chanel Analog Live Sound Mixing Console, 2 Audio-Technica M400S Handheld Dynamic Microphones, as well as 2 Musician's Friend Standard Speaker Stands, and 4 20" XLR microphone cables. It's an affordable live sound package for a smaller venue or performers looking to get the sound they want at a price that shouldn't be missed.

Mackie Onyx 24.4 Live Sound Mixer
The Mackie Onyx 24.4 live sound mixing console upgrades the performance and functionality of the legendary Mackie SR24¢4 while retaining its convenient 24-channel footprint.

The greatly enhanced 24-channel Mackie Onyx analog mixer includes 100mm Panasonic faders, all new mic preamps, completely redesigned analog circuitry, Perkins EQ, and a built in assignable stereo compressor/limiter section - all at a price that won't break the bank.

The Mackie Onyx 24.4's all-new mixer design for superior sound
In developing the Mackie Onyx 24.4 mixing console, the design team of analog engineers used the highest-quality components available - from premium op-amps to IC chips costing exponentially more than those used in previous designs. All new summing bus circuitry was designed from the ground up to maximize headroom, and the entire signal chain was electronically balanced from input to output, offering big, full-range sound and lower noise than any mixer in its class. Most significantly, the analog mixing console features premium Onyx mic preamps, Perkins EQ circuitry, and THAT Corporation 4301 assignable stereo compressor/limiter chip, all custom tailored specifically for the Onyx 32.4 audio mixer.

Boutique quality preamps
Although Mackie's previous generation XDR mic preamps set new standards for both quality and performance, the next generation Onyx mic preamps offer even greater fidelity, headroom and transparency - as well as better radio frequency (RFI) rejection and wider dynamic range than ever before. With specs like 123dB total dynamic range, -129.5 dBm equivalent input noise, and 0.0007% total harmonic distortion, Onyx preamps can easily hold their own against boutique standalone preamps.

Perkins EQ: "British" sound with greater filter control
Mackie enlisted veteran audio engineer Cal Perkins to develop the EQ circuitry for the Mackie Onyx 24.4. Perkins EQ circuitry takes the classic Wein Bridge circuit topology used in British mixing desks of the '60s and '70s and gives it greater filter and phase shift control. The end result is a very effective and extremely musical 4-band EQ with sweepable low- and high-mids - perfect for the throes of live sound mixing.

Assignable onboard stereo compressor/limiter section
Sound engineers have long used master compressor/limiters to smooth out live sound mixes, maximizing the performance of any sound system. Mackie integrated a high quality master compressor/limiter chip from THAT Corporation into this 24-channel mixer. This assignable analog stereo compressor/limiter chip was designed and manufactured in the U.S. by veteran analog engineers, offering true RMS detection and auto make-up gain for extremely accurate and musical results. The Mackie Onyx 24.4 mixer features independent Threshold, Ratio and Fast/Slow Attack controls, and can be assigned post fader to the L/R main mix (for system limiting and protection) or pre-fader to Group 1/2 or 3/4 outputs (for grouped signal compression, like drums or background vocals). This reduces the hassle and expense of separate outboard processing.

Master section
If total control over signal routing, talk back/monitor mixing, and external effects processing is what you seek, then look no further - the Onyx 4-Bus Series Master section has everything you've come to expect from a Mackie mixing console, and more. The onboard 6 x 2 Matrix Mixer is the solution to the "not-enough monitor send" blues. Not only can you use the Aux Sends to generate up to 6 monitor mixes, but the Matrix Mixer can be used to generate 2 additional independent mixes-ideal for IEM (in-ear monitor) systems, cry rooms, green rooms or other zoned outputs. Visual monitoring of Solo, Main output and compression/limiting is expertly handled via 4, giant 12-segment LED ladders. Even the Sub Groups feature 4-segment LED's, so you know what signal levels are at glance.

Mackie HDA 12" 2-Way High-Definition Arrayable Powered Loudspeakers
Mackie has earned a reputation for bringing high-end technology into designs that fit the needs and budgets of the working musician. The Mackie HDA High-Definition Arrayable Powered Loudspeaker System exemplifies this philosophy, delivering superior performance and unparalleled sonic quality in the most cost-effective constant curvature line array ever created. Powered by 1200W of peak system power, with a coverage pattern of 110 x 20, the compact 12" 2-Way HDA loudspeakers are highly configurable. With acoustic and mechanical design by the award-winning engineering experts at EAW and patented HD audio processing, HDA offers proven line array performance and technology at a price point attainable by more users than ever before.

HDA is a scalable, arrayable solution to many possible applications. This makes it the perfect choice for installers, rental houses or portable PA users that want their system to grow as needed for larger venues. A full HDA array uses four HDAs and two HD1801s per side, rigged for maximum coverage and delivering excellent low frequency directivity. And since the system is scalable, you can easily dial down the array to meet the needs of the venue. Pros on the go can ground stack HDAs on the flybar or on top of an HD1801 for situations without truss, or even pole-mount a couple HDAs on an HD1801 for the ultimate high-output, portable rig.

As you can see, an HDA system delivers unmatched system versatility. But let's take a look at an individual HDA unit to better understand how professional and powerful HDA really is.

Powerful Class-D Fast Recovery Amplification
HDAs are bi-amplified, delivering 1200W of peak system power: 500W RMS for LF, 100W RMS for HF. They use Class-D amplifiers, which are ultra-efficient and cool running, providing all the power needed to push the high-output drivers in a design that is lightweight. Mackie amplifiers incorporate Mackie's Fast Recovery circuitry, which helps to smooth nasty distortion when things get pushed too hard. Power runs are industry standard Neutrik PowerCons with an AC pass-through, reducing clutter and confusion.

EAW Inside
Every Mackie loudspeaker features custom-designed drivers perfectly suited for the task at hand. HDA features three drivers, each high-output and designed specifically for use in an HDA system. The HDA features a 12" neodymium woofer with a 3" voice coil to handle the 500W delivered by the dedicated LF amplifier. Designed by EAW, this LF driver delivers deep, rich bass performance in a lightweight neodymium design built to last until the wee hours of the morning.

For the dual 1.7" HF compression drivers, Mackie's turned to the experts at Beyma, well-known for their high-performance drivers. Built using heat-treated titanium diaphragms, the dual HF drivers deliver pristine high-frequencies and are mounted into a custom-designed dual exit horn, providing precise coverage that's as wide as it is awesome.

HDA is a perfectly tuned system that is truly greater than the sum of its parts. Collaboration with the line array experts at Eastern Acoustic Works (EAW) made this possible. The engineering team at EAW not only provided acoustical and mechanical design right from the start, they then fine-tuned the system for complete optimization, ensuring maximum efficiency and performance. After all, EAW knows arrays and Mackie like EAW. They always bring the best side dish to a potluck.

HD Digital Processing
Part of Mackie's HD Series, HDA incorporates Mackie's proven HD Digital Processing. Even the most expensive loudspeakers on the market have inherent sonic issues that arise from the very nature of loudspeaker design. Horn-loaded drivers tend to have a "honkiness" to them and there are physical resonances in the upper range of cone drivers that can sound nasty.

Introducing Mackie High-Definition Audio Processing. The key to high-definition live sound is the detailed measurement and analysis of the inherent problems of horns and woofers. After that, the creation and application of some seriously NASA-esque (and patented) acoustic correction algorithms work to correct these very issues. Vocals become clean and intelligible and the highs are smooth and never harsh. The resulting experience is not only high-definition, it is truly a moment of clarity for anyone within earshot.

HD Explained:
Simple, but Powerful Array Voicing
Proper array voicing is probably one of the most time-consuming and difficult tasks related to arrays. HDA makes voicing easier than ever with a three-position voicing switch, allowing for easy customization of each box in the array. These optimized settings tailor the low frequency output to the number of boxes in use, keeping the voicing consistent as more boxes are added. If you're only using one or two boxes, you can simply set the switch to the corresponding position and call it a day. For rigs with three or more boxes, use the 3-4 setting and, for larger venues, use the long throw setting to help your top box reach the cheap seats by compensating for high frequency air loss. More advanced users can integrate EAW's Resolution software, which calculates array placement and flybar pickpoints, showing you the resulting coverage for the venue. Array voicing has never been easier or more predictable.

Professional Grade Cabinet
The HDA is meant to last, with a robust all-wood enclosure built using 15mm birch plywood. But it's also built for rigging, featuring proven EAW rigging channels for easy setup and teardown of a vertical array. The dedicated flybar option allows for easy raising and lowering of the entire system. It also has four integral rigging points, or you can pole mount a couple on top of a subwoofer using the dual angle pole cup the choice is yours, but know that HDA is "Built-Like-A-Tank" and ready for the road. Toughness is great, but Mackie know that a speaker should also look good and have features that make it easily fit into any venue. That's why the HDA has a sleek, professional look and Mackie's trademark blue light on the front (yes, you can turn it off for stealthy applications). Dang, Mackie's thought of everything.

FEATURES
Mackie HDA 12" 2-Way High-Definition Arrayable Powered Loudspeakers
  • 110 x 20 constant curvature line array
  • Scalable and arrayable with a multitude of configuration options
  • Maximum flown system supports up to 4 x HDA and 2 x HD1801 subwoofers
  • HGround stack up to 3 x HDA on HD1801 subwoofer or flybar
  • Pole mount up to 2 x HDA on HD1801 subwoofer or tripod using dual angle pole cups

  • 1200W of ultra-efficient Class-D Fast Recovery amplification
  • LF 500W RMS / 1000W peak
  • HF 100W RMS / 200W peak

  • EAW designed acoustics with custom specified transducers
  • 12" neodymium woofer with 3" voice coil
  • Dual Beyma 1.7" compression drivers with heat-treated titanium diaphragms

  • High-definition audio processing includes:
  • Revolutionary patented acoustic correction
  • Transducer time alignment and phase correction
  • Precision 2-way crossover

  • Three-position voicing switch for simple array voicing
  • Integrated limiting and protection circuitry

  • Proven rigging hardware
  • Four M10 flypoints
  • Integrated flyware allows easy array setup
  • Optional Flybar and HD1801 subwoofer flyware kit

  • Ultra-compact and lightweight (59 lb. / 26.7 kg)
  • Rugged all wood cabinet (15mm birch plywood)
  • Supported by EAW Resolution prediction software
Mackie Onyx 24.4 Live Sound Mixer
  • 24-channel/4-bus premium analog mixer designed for live sound
  • Onyx microphone preamps with class-leading fidelity and dynamic range
  • on every channel
  • 4-band Perkins EQ on every channel for warm, musical sound
  • 6x2 Matrix Mixer provides 2 additional mixes for monitors, etc.
  • Assignable stereo compressor/limiter designed by THAT
  • Giant 12 segment LED ladders for main output and compressor/limiter
  • 6 aux sends with pre/post switching
  • 2 dedicated stereo channels
  • Two dedicated stereo channels
  • 100mm Panasonic faders on all channels, groups, and mains
  • Same physical size as the popular SR24¢4 mixing console
Audio-Technica M4000S Handheld Dynamic Mic
  • Frequency response tailored for crystal-clear vocal reproduction
  • Unidirectional pattern for feedback rejection and focused pick up
  • All-metal design for years of trouble-free use
  • Convenient on/off switch
  • Professional features include balanced XLR output and mic clip

Whether you're in a band or own a venue, we've made it easy to save time, energy, and money with this live sound package. Order now!

SPECIFICATIONS
Mackie Onyx 24.4 Live Sound MixerFrequency Response
  • Mic Input to Main Output (Gain @ Unity)
  • +0, -1 dB, <10 Hz to 80 kHz
  • +0, -3 dB, <10 Hz to 120 kHz
Distortion (THD & IMD)
  • Mic Input to Main Output (@ +4 dBu)
  • THD: <0.007% 20 Hz to 20 kHz, 0.003% @ 1kHz typical
  • SMPTE IMD: <0.005% (7 kHz/60 Hz, 4:1)
Dynamic Range
  • >115 dB, Mic In to Main Out
Noise Floor

  • Signal-to-Noise Ratio:
  • -89 dBu, (ref. +4 dBu, Mic In to Main Out, 24 channels and Main Mix levels at unity)

  • Equivalent Input Noise (E.I.N.), 20Hz to 20 kHz Bandwidth, 150Î source impedance: -129.5 dBu @ +60 dB gain
  • Mic Output Noise:
  • Direct Output: -100 dBu (minimum gain)
  • Residual Output Noise:
  • Main Out: -100 dBu (Channel and Main Mix levels off)
  • Main Out:
  • 24¢4: -85 dBu (24 channels and Main Mix levels at unity)
Common Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR)
  • Mic In: >70 dB @ 1 kHz, Gain @ maximum
Crosstalk
  • Adjacent Inputs: < -95dB @ 1 kHz
  • Input to Output: < -85dB @ 1 kHz
Input Gain Control Range
  • Mic In: 0 dB to +60 dB
  • Line In: -20 dB to + 40 dB, mono channels
Phantom Power
  • +48 VDC
Equalization
  • Mono Channel EQ:
  • High: ±15 dB @ 12 kHz
  • High Mid: ±15 dB, sweepable from 400 Hz to 8 kHz
  • Low Mid: ±15 dB, sweepable from 100 Hz to 2 kHz
  • Low: ±15 dB @ 80 Hz

  • Stereo Channel (Aux Input) EQ:
  • High: ±15dB @ 12 kHz
  • High Mid: ±15dB @ 2.5 kHz
  • Low Mid: ±15dB @ 400 Hz
  • Low: ±15dB @ 80 Hz
Mixer Rated Output
  • Main Outs: +4dBu
  • Aux Send: +4dBu
  • Group Send: +4dBu
  • Monitor Out: +4dBu
  • Matrix Out: +4dBu
  • Maximum Rated Output: +21 dBu @ Main XLR and TRS outputs
Maximum Input Levels
  • Mic Input: +21 dBu, Gain @ unity, pad out
  • Mic Input: +30 dBu, Gain @ unity, pad in
  • Line Input: +21 dBu, Gain @ -20 dB
  • Tape Input: +30 dBu
  • Stereo Return: +21 dBu
Maximum Voltage Gain

  • Mic Input to:
  • Main Out: 90dB
  • Group Out: 80dB
  • Aux Sends: 86dB
  • Monitor Out: 103dB
  • Matrix Out: 105dB
  • Phones Out: 103dB

  • Line Input to:
  • Main Out: 70dB
  • Group Out: 60dB
  • Aux Sends: 66dB
  • Monitor Out: 83dB
  • Matrix Out: 85dB
  • Phones Out: 83dB

  • Stereo Return to:
  • Main Out: 53dB
  • Group Out: 43dB
  • Aux Sends: 49dB
  • Monitor Out: 66dB
  • Matrix Out: 68dB
  • Phones Out: 66dB
Input Impedance
  • Mic Input: 3 kÎ, balanced
  • Mono Channel Line Input: 34 kÎ, balanced
  • Stereo Returns: 20 kÎ, balanced
  • Talkback Mic: 1 kÎ, balanced
Output Impedance
  • Main Out: 100Î balanced, XLR outputs, 300Î TRS outputs
  • Direct Out: 300Î
  • Group Out: 300Î
  • Monitor Out: 300Î
  • Matrix Out: 300Î
  • Aux Sends: 300Î
  • Phones Out: 25Î
Channel Level LED (Sensitivity)
  • 0 LED = 0 dBu (normal operating level)
VU Meters
  • Main Left and Right, Compressor Input, 12 segments:
  • Clip (+20), +15, +10, +6, +3, 0, -2, -4, -7, -10, -20, -30 0 LED = 0 dBu
  • Compressor Gain Reduction, 12 segments: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 15 dB
AC Power Requirements

  • Power Consumption:
  • 100 watts
  • Universal AC Power Supply: 100 VAC - 240 VAC, 50-60Hz
Dimensions: (HxWxD):
  • 7.3" x 31.2" x 21.9", 185mm x 792mm x 555mm
Weight:
  • 39.5lb./ 17.9kg
Mackie HDA 12" 2-Way High-Definition Arrayable Powered LoudspeakersAcoustic Performance
  • Frequency Response (-10 dB): 52 Hz-20 kHz
  • Frequency Response (-3 dB): 60 Hz-18 kHz
  • Horizonal Coverage (-6 dB): 110 averaged 2 kHz to 10 kHz
  • Vertical Coverage (&nash;6 dB): 20 averaged 2 kHz to 10 kHz
  • Max peak SPL (Calculated from driver sensitivity and amplifier power) 1: 131 dB
  • Max peak SPL (Measured with pink noise, free field at 1 meter, before limiting) 2: 124 dB
  • Crossover Point: 1.5 kHz
Input / Output
  • Input Type: Female XLR balanced
  • Input Impedance: 11 kÎ balanced
  • Loop Out: Male XLR balanced
Voicing Mode
  • 1-2: Voicing for an array with 1-2 HDAs
  • 3-4: Voicing for an array with 3-4 HDAs
  • 3-4 Long Throw: Long Throw Voicing for an array with 3-4 HDAs
Low-Frequency Power Amplifier
  • Rated Power: 500 watts RMS 1000 watts peak
  • Rated THD: < 0.03%
  • Cooling: Convection Extrusion
  • Design: Class D
High-Frequency Power Amplifier
  • Rated Power: 100 watts RMS 200 watts peak
  • Rated THD: < 0.03%
  • Cooling: Convection Extrusion
  • Design: Class D
Low-Frequency Transducer
  • Diameter: 12 in (305 mm)
  • Voice Coil Diameter: 3 in (76 mm)
  • Diaphragm Material: Paper
  • Magnet Material: Neodymium
High-Frequency Transducer x2
  • Voice Coil Diameter: 1.7 in (43 mm)
  • Horn Entry Diameter: 0.75 in (18 mm)
  • Diaphragm Material: Mylar
  • Magnet Material: Neodymium
Line Input Power
  • US: 100 - 120 VAC, 50 - 60 Hz, 200W
  • EU, CN: 200 - 240 VAC, 50 - 60 Hz, 200W
  • AC Mains Connector: Locking Neutrik PowerCon A 20 amp, 250VAC Max input 800W
  • AC Loop Connector: Locking Neutrik PowerCon B 20 amp, 250VAC Max output 600W
Safety Features
  • RMS limiting, power supply and amplifier thermal protection
Construction Features
  • Basic Design: Trapezoidal, 20 included angle
  • Cabinet: 15 mm exterior grade premium birch plywood
  • Finish: High durability black paint
  • Handles: One on each side
  • Grille: Powder-coated galvanized steel
  • Fly Points: Four M10 x 1.5 mm
  • Operating Temperature: 0 - 40 C; 32 - 104 F
Physical Properties
  • Height: 14.7 in (373 mm)
  • Width: 24.7 in (628 mm)
  • Depth: 15.9 in (405 mm)
  • Net Weight: 59 lb (26.7 kg)
Mounting Methods
  • Pole mount, integral rigging flybar, stack on top or fly underneath subwoofer(s), or fly via 4 integrated M10 mounting points (using M10 x 1.5 x 37 mm forged shoulder eyebolts)
  • Frequency response tailored for crystal-clear vocal reproduction <br />Unidirectional pattern for feedback rejection and focused pick up <br />All-metal design for years of trouble-free use <br />Convenient on/off switch <br />Professional features include balanced XLR output and mic clip
M4000S Handheld Dynamic Microphone
  • Element: Moving coil dynamic
  • Polar pattern: Unidirectional
  • Frequency response: 70Hz-12kHz
  • Open circuit sensitivity: -52dB (2.5 mV)
  • Impedance: 500 ohm
  • Switch: On/off
  • Weight: 329 grams (11.6 oz.)
  • Dimensions: 178.3mm (7") length, 56.3mm (2-1/4") body diameter
  • Output Connector: Integral 3-pin XLR M-type
  • Accessories: Slip-in stand clamp for 5/8" ” 27 threaded adaptor

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