PA Speaker Comparison & Review: Mackie Thump 15, JBL EON 515 XT, and Behringer EUROLIVE B115D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAjaRvprSt8 Checkout our demonstration of Active, 15", 2-Way, portable PA Speakers. Mackie's Thump15, JBL's EON 515XT, and Behringer's B115D. Find information on active loudspeakers for mobile dj's, clubs, karaoke or live events. Audio samples are provided for you to compare. Here 7 genres of music through each of these and read more at: http://www.sonicsense.com/resourcecenter/reviews/loudspeakers-2/powered-pa-speaker-comparison-and-review-mackie-thump-15-jbl-eon-515xt-behringer-b115d Visit us at: Sonic Sense Resource Center - http://www.sonicsense.com/resourcecenter/ Music Provided By: DJ Comish and Brell: Clip from Preseason Flows Mixtape (hip hop track) https://soundcloud.com/brell-1/brell-preseason-flows Hello Kavita: Sunday (rock track) https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hello-Kavita/36336823395 We look forward to your comments. The review is in your hands. Hey everybody this is Matt from Sonic Sense Pro Audio. Right now we are going to compare some portable 2-Way 15-inch Loudspeakers. We'll check out Mackie's Thump15, JBL's EON 515XT, and Behringer's B115 D. All of these speakers are suited for PA or stage monitor applications. Lets go over a few specs and then we'll hear some Audio Samples. Mackie's Thump 15 features 1000 watts of class D power, a 1.4 inch titanium dome compression driver, a 3-band EQ with a sweepable mid-range, a combination mic/line input and an XLR Output. Max Sound pressure level is measured at 125 decibels and it weighs 32 pounds. JBL's EON515XT is rated at 625 watts, and features a 1-inch Neodymium driver for the high frequencies. On the back we'll find two balanced ¼" inputs and one XLR input, one XLR output, a 2-band EQ, and an onboard 3-channel mixer. Maximum sound pressure is measured at 132 decibels, and it weighs 32 pounds.- Alto's TS115 A comes from their TrueSonic family of loudspeakers. The Alto is rated at 800 watts, and features a 1-inch neodymium driver for the high frequencies. On the back we'll find 2 mic/line inputs, an XLR output to link speakers, and an EQ contour switch. Maximum sound pressure is measured at 126 decibels, and it weighs 39lbs. Behringer's B115 D is rated at 1000 watts and sports a 1.35 inch aluminum high frequency driver. The back panel provides a 2- band EQ, 2 mic/line inputs, and dedicated inputs for Behringer's digital wireless mic system. Weight is 38lbs. For our comparison, all the speakers were set flat, without any EQ engaged. They were recorded at 95 decibels, A-weighted, Slow, using DPA 4006 omni-directional microphones from a distance of 30". For more information on our recording procedure and system, visit our resource center at Sonic Sense dot com. Okay, lets hear 'em. Keep in mind that the frequency responses you are seeing contain room acoustics, and are not representative of the speakers anechoic response. The review starts now. We look forward to your comments about each of these speakers. For more demos, comparisons, and tutorials, including headphones, studio monitors, and lots more, be sure to visit our Resource Center at http://www.sonicsense.com/blog Thank you for watching our PA Speaker Comparison! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAjaRvprSt8 Follow us: Twitter: http://goo.gl/VEP8Qy SSRC: http://goo.gl/5Z2etJ Facebook: http://goo.gl/G39JcM Pinterest: http://goo.gl/6RnXEI Google Plus: http://goo.gl/lyPXjt Youtube: http://goo.gl/2rwqaC