The Alesis Strike Amp 12 MK2 is a high-performance bi-amped speaker specially designed for Electronic Drums. It outputs a massive 2500 watts, so you have enough headroom for almost any performance or rehearsal. The heavy duty 12' woofer and 1' high-frequency compression driver are tuned for a flat response across the spectrum to deliver the most accurate and authentic representation of acoustic and electronic drum sounds from your instrument. Strike Amp 12 MK2’s performance is exceptional, with a max 132dB SPL and a 44-20kHz frequency range; wide enough to deliver the full thump of your kick drum, right up to the crystal-clear snap of your snare and hi-hats.

All the Connections You Need - including Bluetooth

Strike Amp 12 MK2 features two combo XLR + 1/4' combo inputs for connecting your electronic drum kit and/or a multipad instrument, each with their own independent volume controls. You can also wirelessly connect a mobile device to the Strike Amp 12 MK2 via Bluetooth, so you can stream music wirelessly while rehearsing or during set breaks. There is also an XLR output for chaining more than one speaker together or sending the signal from your Strike Amp out to a front of house mix.

Adapts to Any Stage or Room

Stages and rehearsal rooms can easily become dense and muddy sounding as lower frequencies from different instruments battle each other; Strike Amp 12 MK2 has a HPF EQ switch to quickly pull troublesome frequencies out and make sure your tone sits perfect in the mix. Unwanted electrical noise can also be a common problem; Strike Amp 12 MK2’s ground lift switch can eliminate hums and buzzes resulting from ground loops.

Road-Ready Lightweight Design

Strike Amp 12 MK2 is rugged yet lightweight and easy to transport (at 34.7lbs / 15.7kg) making load-ins at the gig or rehearsal space easier than ever. While you can use Strike Amp 12 MK2 in its intended wedge position, its versatile design means that it can also be used in an upright or pole-mounted position, making it easier to direct your sound wherever you need it, which is especially helpful at outdoor gigs or other places where PA backline is limited.