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Mackie CR3-X 3" Multimedia Monitors
It comes with 50W of amplification driving 3" woofers and 0. 75" tweeters , the Mackie CR3-X monitors are working very well, whether the user is creating content or casually enjoying some tunes. Description Mackie CR3-X (Pair) CR3-X - 3" Multimedia Monitors The Mackie CR3-X is a pair of Creative Reference Series 3" Multimedia Monitors designed capable to offer a compact solution for quality audio playback both in home studios and gaming setups.
It comes with 50W of amplification driving 3" woofers and 0. 75" tweeters, the Mackie CR3-X monitors are working very well, whether the user is creating content or casually enjoying some tunes. The Mackie CR3-X comes with plenty of I/O provided, making it capable to accept a feed from the user's audio interface, computer soundcard, or mobile device, and pumping out of the user's mix to the drivers or the user's favorite headphones, all at the same time.
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5 reviews from leading pro-audio publications
“"The sound is detailed but the top-end can get a bit swallowed up by the bass extension" The 50W powered monitors deliver large sound through the 3-inch polypropylene-coated woofer and .75-inch ferrofluid-cooled silk-dome tweeter, with a frequency ...”Read full review →
“Excellent monitors for the price. Really can't go wrong here. Sweetwater's service is above any other in my opinion. ... I got my Mackie CR3 speakers in the mail. I hooked them up to my audio interface and played Bias FX2 through the speakers as soon as I heard my neighbor downstairs go out.”Read full review →
“We put Mackie’s diminutive multimedia speakers to the test. While I wouldn’t normally suggest using small multimedia monitors as the sole basis of a studio monitoring system, they do have their uses, including secondary playback for those using more upscale monitoring, or as a quick ‘speaker check’ for those who work primarily on headphones.”Read full review →
“We look at these tiny studio monitors with a size-defying sound. Read this Mackie CR3-X review to see if these are the monitors for your studio”Read full review →
“There is no way I would ever suggest anyone try to mix sound with Mackie CR3's or used them in any kind of professional environment. Upper bass is honking, and there is no lower bass. Treble is a little hot, but almost balances out with the elevated bass. Almost sounds like a bad studio monitor.”Read full review →
