Mackie CR8SBT 8-inch Powered Bluetooth Subwoofer

Featuring frequencies as low as 35Hz, Mackie's CR8SBT 8-inch powered Bluetooth subwoofer is a perfect way to enhance your pre-existing CR series monitor system or home listening rig with clean, reliable low-end audio. An 8-inch woofer driver and a 200-watt Class D amplifier system provide more than enough power to rock several listening environments, from in-home studios to high-fidelity entertainment spaces. Wherever your CR8SBT goes, control is always within reach, thanks to an included CRDV desktop remote and onboard Bluetooth connectivity; Sweetwater users use this functionality with just the subwoofer alone or to control the entire monitoring system. It's all rounded out by back-panel TRS and RCA connectivity points to ensure a formidable pairing with nearly any external speaker system.

General Features:

• 8-in. powered subwoofer for Mackie CR monitor systems and home audio setups
• 35H-400Hz frequency range projects low-end frequencies with detail for maximum depth and immersion
• 200W power peak via a Class D power amplifier provides more than enough power to tackle any audio situation
• Onboard Bluetooth connectivity for seamless streaming possibilities
• The Included CRDV desktop remote allows control over your system output
• Flexible TRS and RCA connectivity points for easy inclusion into your setup
• Sleek modern appearance and ergonomic design for tight integration within any listening space

Tech Specs:

• Powered:    Yes
  
• Speaker Size:    8"
  
• Total Power:   200W
  
• Frequency Range:    35Hz-400Hz (-10dB)
  
• Maximum Peak SPL:    112dB @ 1m
  
• Input Types:    2 x 1/4" TRS, 1 x Dual RCA Stereo
  
• Output Types:    2 x 1/4" TRS, 1 x Dual RCA Stereo
  
• Features:    Polarity Switch
  
• Enclosure Material:    Standard IEC AC cable
  
• Height:    14"
  
• Width:    12.6"
  
• Depth:    16.2"
  
• Weight:    24.5 lbs.
  
• Manufacturer Part Number:    2059400-00

Warning:
This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to P65Warnings.ca.