Mackie HR824 MK2
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An "mk2" Evolution Designed for High-Definition Monitoring
The HR824mk2 continues the legacy of reference monitors designed to provide nearfield listening that is both analytical and enjoyable, without sacrificing accuracy. This mk2 version emphasizes consistent sound dispersion and image stability, notably through the Zero Edge Baffle design and an optimized waveguide aimed at wider and more even dispersion. The goal is clear: to offer you monitoring that "holds up" in modern contexts (production, mixing, and post-production), while remaining relevant for high-definition audio and multichannel setups.
Another key aspect of this approach is controlled bass extension. Rather than relying on a front port that can cause port noise or resonances, the HR824mk2 uses a rear-mounted passive radiator. The intended result is a more intelligible low end with a sense of depth, while maintaining enough articulation to distinguish kick, bass, and sub frequencies.
Who Are the Mackie HR824mk2 Monitors For in the Studio?
These monitors are designed for producers, mixers, and sound engineers who want a reference listening experience capable of enduring long sessions without fatigue, while remaining revealing enough to correct a congested low-midrange, overly long reverb, or harsh highs. Their 2-way format with a large-diameter woofer makes them particularly interesting if you work in genres where bass matters (electronic, pop, hip-hop, modern rock), but also for video editing and mixing, where spectral balance and placement accuracy are essential.
The THX pm3 certification also highlights their suitability for surround applications: if you are building a coherent multichannel listening environment, you primarily seek stable and reproducible reproduction, with linear response and controlled dispersion so that panning and spatial perception remain reliable.
Technical specifications
| Category | monitoring | Cut-off frequency | 1,9 kHz |
| Type | passive speaker | Frequency response | 37 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Peak power | 500 W | SPL max | 100 dB |
| Number of channels | 2 channels | Speaker structure | wood |
| Amplification | Active amplified | Color | Black |
| Bluetooth | No | Finishing | laque_brillant |
| Controls | volume, Low frequency attenuator 80 Hz or 37 Hz, EQ +2/-2 dB @ 10 kHz, auto standby, proximity control | Power output | 250 W |
| Speaker diameter | 8" | Quantity | 1 |
| Tweeter | 1" | Weight | 15.7 kg |
| EQ | Yes | Dimensions (mm) | 425 x 273 x 351 |
Questions frequently asked
Do the Mackie HR824 MK2 monitors go low enough to mix bass?
The specified frequency response ranges from 37 Hz to 20 kHz, with a rear passive radiator designed to extend the bass down to 35 Hz. The 8-inch woofer makes it easier to distinguish kick, bass, and sub elements in the mix.
What inputs are available on this studio monitor?
The connectivity includes balanced XLR and TRS inputs, as well as an unbalanced RCA input.
Can the HR824 MK2 be adjusted to the room's acoustics?
There are HF, LF roll-off, and Acoustic Space controls to adapt the sound output for placement near a wall or on a desk. The high-frequency equalization adjusts ±2 dB at 10 kHz. The bass attenuator offers settings at 80 Hz or 37 Hz.
What power and sound level does this speaker deliver?
The bi-amplification provides 150 W for low frequencies and 100 W for high frequencies, totaling 250 W of power. The maximum SPL specified is 100 dB.
Is this speaker suitable for surround sound installation?
The THX pm3 certification and wide dispersion waveguide make it suitable for multichannel setups. OmniMount compatibility allows for wall or ceiling mounting to adjust listening orientation.
