The SRM350v2 retains the best of the original SRM design, including its signature Mackie Active architecture and renowned rugged durability. But with ultra-efficient switching power supplies, a lightweight neodymium woofer, an all-new compression driver and Class-D Fast Recovery amplification (165W LF/30W HF), the SRM350v2 packs way more power, clarity and punch. Learn More...
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1 out of 10Feature:
It is lighter weight because of the neodymium magnets and the lighter, cheaper class-D amp.
Quality:
As far as class D amp go, this is one of the cleverest designs so far. It compensates very well for the gimmicky limitations of the cheaper Class-D topology.
Value:
The older models are a better value. Neodymium SHOULD cost LESS, NOT MORE. And class D amplifiers are cheaper, not better.
Desirability:
The "I want it" factor depends on how misinformed you are. If you mistakenly believe that neodymium is rare or expensive because it is called a "rare earth" element, then you might be fooled. Also, new "class-D" amplifiers are less expensive to make. Why then, should this new model cost MORE than the older one?
Sound:
Basically, just as good as the previous model.
Ease of Use:
Easy, fast, good.
Support:
Honestly, have you ever tried to get a response from Mackie?
Overall:
I'm certain that this speaker sounds good, just like the old one. I know it weighs a little less. ( 6lbs ) That isn't worth an extra 20%
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