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MR524 • MR624 • MR824 Powered Studio Monitors

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Appendix B: Technical Information

 

AC Power Requirements

Power Requirements: 

 

 

~120 V, 60 Hz 

 

 

 

~220 V – 240 V, 50/60 Hz 

  

 

 

~100 V, 50/60 Hz

Note:

 MR monitors do not support multiple voltage  

configurations. Make sure the voltage rating for your  
particular model (as indicated on the rear panel near the  
IEC socket) corresponds with your local AC mains voltage.
AC Connector:  

3-pin IEC 250 VAC, 15 A male

Fuse: 

 

115 VAC: T 1 AL / 250 V 

 

 

230 VAC: T 500 mAL / 250 V [MR524]

 

 

115 VAC: T 1.6 AL / 250 V 

 

 

230 VAC: T 800 mAL / 250 V [MR624]

 

 

115 VAC: T 2 AL / 250 V 

 

 

230 VAC: T 1 AL / 250 V [MR824]

Power Consumption: 
 

 

90 watts with music, loud mix 

 

 

10 watts quiescent (idle) [MR524]

 

 

120 watts with music, loud mix 

 

 

11 watts quiescent (idle) [MR624]

 

 

150 watts with music, loud mix 

 

 

12 watts quiescent (idle) [MR824]

Physical Dimensions and Weight

MR524:

          Enclosure:    

0.47 in / 12 mm thick MDF with  

   0.83 in / 21 mm MDF front panel
          Dimensions: 
 

Height:    

11.1 in / 281 mm 

 

Width:    

7.1 in / 180 mm 

 

Depth:    

8.7 in / 221 mm 

 

Weight:    

10.2 lb / 4.6 kg

MR624:

          Enclosure:    

0.47 in / 12 mm thick MDF with  

   0.94 in / 24 mm MDF front panel
          Dimensions: 
 

Height:    

12.9 in / 328 mm 

 

Width:    

8.3 in / 210 mm 

 

Depth:    

11.2 in / 284 mm 

 

Weight:    

16.5 lb / 7.5 kg

MR824:

          Enclosure:    

0.59 in / 15 mm thick MDF with  

   1.30 in / 33 mm MDF front panel
          Dimensions: 
 

Height:    

15.7 in / 400 mm 

 

Width:    

10.1 in / 256 mm 

 

Depth:    

12.6 in / 320 mm 

 

Weight:    

23.0 lb / 10.4 kg

Damping:  

Adiabatic batting [MR524/624/824]

 

Disclaimer

LOUD Technologies Inc. is always striving to improve  
our products by incorporating new and improved materials,  
components and manufacturing methods. Therefore, we  
reserve the right to change these specifications at any  
time without notice.

MR Specifications

Acoustic Performance

Frequency Response (–3 dB): 
 

 

 

57 Hz – 20 kHz [MR524] 

 

 

 

45 Hz – 20 kHz [MR624] 

 

 

 

38 Hz – 20 kHz [MR824]

Frequency Response (–10 dB): 
 

 

 

45 Hz – 20 kHz [MR524] 

 

 

 

38 Hz – 20 kHz [MR624] 

 

 

 

35 Hz – 20 kHz [MR824]

Sound Pressure Level @ 1 meter, +4 dBu into Balanced Input:  
 

 

 

102 dB SPL @ 1m [MR524] 

 

 

 

105 dB SPL @ 1m [MR624] 

 

 

 

107 dB SPL @ 1m [MR824]

Maximum SPL Per Pair:  

108 dB SPL @ 1m [MR524] 

 

 

 

111 dB SPL @ 1m [MR624] 

 

 

 

113 dB SPL @ 1m [MR824]

Transducers

Low Frequency:    

5.25 in / 133 mm  

   polypropylene 

woofer 

[MR524] 

 

 

 

6.5 in / 165 mm 

   polypropylene 

woofer 

[MR624] 

 

 

 

8.0 in / 203 mm 

   polypropylene 

woofer 

[MR824]

High Frequency:    

Neodymium magnet driven    

 

 

 

1 in / 25 mm silk dome tweeter

Amplifiers

Low Frequency Power:  

30 watts, 4 

Ω

 load,  

 

 

 

60 watts peak [MR524]

   40 

watts, 

Ω

 load,  

 

 

 

80 watts peak [MR624]

   55 

watts, 

Ω

 load,  

 

 

 

110 watts peak [MR824]

High Frequency Power:  

20 watts, 6 

Ω

 load,  

 

 

 

40 watts peak [MR524]

   25 

watts, 

Ω

 load,  

 

 

 

50 watts peak [MR624]

   30 

watts, 

Ω

 load,  

 

 

 

60 watts peak [MR824]

Type:  

 

 

Monolithic IC, Class AB with  

   DMOS 

power 

stage

Electronic Crossover

Crossover Type:    

24 dB/octave

Crossover Frequency:  

2 kHz [MR524] 

   3 

kHz 

[MR624] 

   1.9 

kHz 

[MR824]

Sensitivity:  

 

+4 dBu at 300 Hz for full output

Input Impedance:    

20 k

Ω

, balanced bridging;  

   10 

k

Ω

 unbalanced

Equalization

High Frequency EQ:            

±2 dB @ 3 kHz and above  

[MR524 / 624 / 824]

 

Summary of Contents for MR524

Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL Powered Studio Monitors...

Page 2: ...found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a resident...

Page 3: ...design built to last and look great in any studio o Custom designed internal bracing adds stiffness for reduced distortion and enhanced low frequency response Flexible inputs for simple connection to...

Page 4: ...n podcasts or other streaming audio Voiceovers too Video post production Edit suites for small productions such as commercials budget films or multimedia for internet broadcast etc Home theater and ot...

Page 5: ...Room MRs achieve the best bass response in a room that s optimized for bass reproduction A lot of factors can conspire to thwart the MR s extended low frequency including room shape room volume and ac...

Page 6: ...y so let s take a quick look at a fairly typical setup In this example whatever sources you desire are plugged into the Big Knob Studio s inputs Next the main L R outputs from a Big Knob Studio are co...

Page 7: ...Connectors This is where the signal is connected to the monitor and adjustments are made to the frequency response of the speakers to match the monitor s location and the room s environment 1 Power Co...

Page 8: ...ly designed with respect to the volume of the cabinet and the characteristics of the woofer to produce low frequency extension Front Panel Description 8 Front Panel LED This LED will illuminate solid...

Page 9: ...to the MR studio monitors to safeguard the speakers and amplifiers from inadvertent damage CAUTION The protection circuits are designed to prevent damage to the speakers under reasonable and sensible...

Page 10: ...ed near AC cables power transformers or other EMI sources including wall warts and line lumps These sources usually produce hum Is there a light dimmer or other triac based device on the same AC circu...

Page 11: ...or distributors If you do not have access to our website please call our Tech Support department at 1 800 898 3211 normal business hours Pacific Time to explain the problem They will tell you where t...

Page 12: ...6 in 320 mm Weight 23 0 lb 10 4 kg Damping Adiabatic batting MR524 624 824 Disclaimer LOUD Technologies Inc is always striving to improve our products by incorporating new and improved materials comp...

Page 13: ...Manual MR524Dimensions MR624Dimensions MR824Dimensions 15 7 400 mm 10 1 256 mm 12 6 320 mm WEIGHT 23 0 lb 10 4 kg 12 9 328 mm 8 3 210 mm 11 2 284 mm WEIGHT 16 5 lb 7 5 kg 11 1 281 mm WEIGHT 10 2 lb 4...

Page 14: ...ledged 2017 LOUD Technologies Inc All Rights Reserved MRBlockDiagram 2 dB 0 2 3 1 2 dB HIGH FREQ XLR BALANCED LINE INPUT RCA UNBALANCED LINE INPUT 1 4 BALANCED UNBALANCED LINE INPUT INPUT LEVEL CROSSO...

Page 15: ...service representative will at its option either repair or replace any such nonconforming product provided that Customer gives notice of the noncompliance within the Warranty Period to the Company at...

Page 16: ...16220 Wood Red Road NE Woodinville WA 98072 USA Phone 425 487 4333 Toll free 800 898 3211 Fax 425 487 4337 www mackie com...

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