Mackie CR5BT
Mackie CR5BT review – affordable 5.25-inch Bluetooth studio monitors with EQ modes, versatile inputs, and punchy, balanced sound.
Mackie
Latest: Mackie
Mackie MC-60BT
The MC-60BT are Mackie's current top model in the still quite fresh MC-BT series.
Mackie MC-50BT
Above all, the Mackie MC-50BTs impressed us with their good "usability".
Mackie MP-20TWS
With the MP-20TWS, Mackie launch their first True Wireless in-ears on the consumer market. And this debut features not only effective active noise cancellation but also some pretty impressive sound!
Mackie MC-40BT
With the MC-40BT, Mackie celebrate their successful debut in the Bluetooth headphone market. The quick pairing and balanced sound, as well as good speech intelligibility, have a positive impact. But are there also downsides?
Mackie MC-100
Mackie are expanding their product range with a bold price cut: With the MC-100, they are introducing a pair of truly affordable closed headphones. They round off the lower end of the product series consisting of the MC-150 and MC-250. This is particularly exciting because the other two models have already earned a price-performance recommendation from us. So we say: Raise the curtain, or rather your ears, for the MC-100.
Mackie MP-460
Mackie has added three more headphones to their MP series: The MP-460 I am testing here is their new top model in this series.
Mackie MP-360
About two years ago Mackie released their MP series: All three pairs of headphones – the MP-120 , the MP-220 and the MP-240 – were aimed at musicians and sound engineers who are looking for monitor headphones for the stage and the FoH/monitor mixing desk. Now Mackie has added three more pairs of headphones to the MP series: the MP-360, which I'm testing here, ranks in the middle of the hierarchy of the three MP newcomers.
Mackie MP-320
I remember when I had the pleasure of testing Mackie's first three in-ear headphones about two years ago: The MP-120 , the MP-220 and the MP-240 were aimed at musicians and sound engineers who were looking for monitor headphones for use on stage, with FoH/monitor mixing desks or in the recording studio. Now Mackie has added three more technically advanced headphones to the MP-series: The MP-320 that I am testing here is higher in the price hierarchy than the MP-240 and the most affordable of the three new ones.
Mackie MC-450
Mackie's entry into the headphone market can certainly be described as successful. Especially the – second place in terms of price – MC-250 which convinced us with their price-performance ratio. All three previous models in the series (MC-150, 250 and 350) had one thing in common: they were all closed designs. With the MC-450, Mackie now introduce their first studio headphones with an open back, and these have all the advantages associated with such a design, like less heat build-up and the feeling of still being in contact with your surroundings.