Alesis Strike Amp 12 MK2
$399.00
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“The Alesis Strike Amp 12 MK2 is a high-performance bi-amped speaker specially designed for electronic drums. It outputs 2, 500 watts of power with a wide 44Hz–20kHz frequency range, it delivers an accurate and authentic representation of your electronic drum kit’s sound. The 12″” woofer and 1″” high-frequency compression driver are specially tuned for a flat response across the tonal spectrum. This combination gives you headroom for any performance or rehearsal. Tailor the Tone to Your NeedsThe Strike Amp 12 MK2 gives you tone-shaping tools to adapt to any room or stage. An HPF EQ switch rolls off unwanted frequencies to tighten up the low end. A ground lift switch eliminates hum and buzz from ground loops. You can also chain multiple Strike Amp 12 MK2s together or send the signal to a mixing board using the XLR output. All the Connections to Get Started Including BluetoothThe Strike Amp 12 MK2 has two combo XLR and 1/4″” inputs to connect your electronic drum kit, multipad or other gear, each with independent volume control. You can also stream music wirelessly to the speaker using Bluetooth technology, perfect for rehearsing along to backing tracks or during breaks. 2, 500 watts12″” woofer and 1″” high-frequency compression driverTwo combo XLR + 1/4″” combo inputsXLR outputBluetoothHPF EQ switchGround lift switch”
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Alesis Strike Amp 12 MK2
$399.00
*PRICES MAY DIFFER AT SOURCE WEBSITE*
*MOST STORES OFFER KLARNA – BUY NOW PAY LATER OPTIONS*
Product Description
Deal found on the: website.
Get my Guitar found the latest prices on the Alesis Strike Amp 12 MK2.
“The Alesis Strike Amp 12 MK2 is a high-performance bi-amped speaker specially designed for electronic drums. It outputs 2, 500 watts of power with a wide 44Hz–20kHz frequency range, it delivers an accurate and authentic representation of your electronic drum kit’s sound. The 12″” woofer and 1″” high-frequency compression driver are specially tuned for a flat response across the tonal spectrum. This combination gives you headroom for any performance or rehearsal. Tailor the Tone to Your NeedsThe Strike Amp 12 MK2 gives you tone-shaping tools to adapt to any room or stage. An HPF EQ switch rolls off unwanted frequencies to tighten up the low end. A ground lift switch eliminates hum and buzz from ground loops. You can also chain multiple Strike Amp 12 MK2s together or send the signal to a mixing board using the XLR output. All the Connections to Get Started Including BluetoothThe Strike Amp 12 MK2 has two combo XLR and 1/4″” inputs to connect your electronic drum kit, multipad or other gear, each with independent volume control. You can also stream music wirelessly to the speaker using Bluetooth technology, perfect for rehearsing along to backing tracks or during breaks. 2, 500 watts12″” woofer and 1″” high-frequency compression driverTwo combo XLR + 1/4″” combo inputsXLR outputBluetoothHPF EQ switchGround lift switch”
Store: Guitar Center
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