Thump Go

i've been down this road and honestly for a first project a battery pa sub is pretty complex. the tpa3255 wants 36-48v for full power and pulling that from a 12v battery needs a boost converter which adds noise and inefficiency. a 50ah 12v battery gets you maybe 600 watt hours - running two subs you

I have a Mackie Thump GO for exactly that scenario and it hasn’t failed me yet

A lot of those JBL speakers have a bit of delay on them even in wired mode. Id suggest a more purpose built battery powered pa speaker like the Mackie thump go or the Bose s1

If you're looking for something with that feature, check out Mackie Thump speakers. You can connect to instruments (both XLR and TRS) and Bluetooth to your phone. My husband uses one (Thump GO) for looping/busking, and it's what I practice with, and we've even used it like an amp for band practice a

Ev Everse8.... barring that... Mackie thump go 8 is solid

I’d go without the sub then, it’s going to eat up a lot of your power and you’re one kick hit away from tripping the “breaker” on the generator and all the music stops lol My controller is bus powered off my computer, and then I use a Mackie Thump Go as a booth monitor (and my wedding ceremony setup

IPAD w/ DJayPro (https://www.algoriddim.com/djay-ios) - You'll thank me later. Sometimes less is more. My setup = Mackie Thump Go, Hollyland LarkMax Pro Dual Mics, IPAD w/ DJayPro software. Never had issues, never had a complaint, all battery operated, no power needed. Light, flexible, and can be se

I am very familiar with the Behringer and the batteries are definitely the weakest link on those. While they sound decent, you can certainly do better. I am afraid the Alto might at best be a lateral move and at worst could be a small step down. The EV Everse is my top recommendation. It is much mor

Bump for the Thump Go’s. I was super skeptical at first, and the only reason I picked these speakers up was because I had a pop-up request for battery powered speakers. I had booked a wedding where the ceremony area suddenly wasn’t going to have power. They didn’t want to rent a generator because th

Hello everyone, I have a question about the “Mackie Thump Go” speakers. I have two of them and use them for weddings, primarily outdoors. I have a microphone that I connect wirelessly to one speaker and then connect to the second speaker via cable. This works wonderfully and without any problems. If