EAW Passive 12" 3-Way Bi-Amp Speaker. 4 x 12" LF, 1 x 2" Exit 3.5" Voice Coil MF and 1 x 2" Exit 1.75" HF. Horz: 60˚ Vert: 45˚. Black

EAW Passive 12" 3-Way Bi-Amp Speaker (Black)

Description

The EAW Passive 12-inch 3-Way Bi-Amp Speaker is a high-performance professional loudspeaker designed for powerful and precise sound reinforcement in live venues, theaters, houses of worship, and large installation environments.

This speaker system features four 12-inch low-frequency drivers, paired with a horn-loaded midrange compression driver with a 2-inch exit and 3.5-inch voice coil, along with a high-frequency compression driver with a 2-inch exit and 1.75-inch voice coil. The advanced 3-way design ensures clear separation of low, mid, and high frequencies for accurate and detailed audio reproduction.

Designed for bi-amplified operation, the system allows separate amplifier channels for the low-frequency and mid/high-frequency sections, improving power handling and overall performance. With a 60° horizontal by 45° vertical coverage pattern, the speaker delivers controlled sound dispersion for focused audience coverage in medium to large venues.

The rugged black enclosure is built for durability and reliability, making it suitable for demanding professional installations and touring applications.

Key Features

• 3-Way Passive Bi-Amp Design for improved clarity and system efficiency

• 4 × 12-inch Low-Frequency Drivers for powerful and extended bass response

• Midrange Compression Driver with 2-inch exit and 3.5-inch voice coil for clear midrange performance

• High-Frequency Compression Driver with 2-inch exit and 1.75-inch voice coil for detailed highs

• 60° × 45° Coverage Pattern for precise and controlled sound distribution

• Horn-Loaded Mid and High Sections for improved projection and efficiency

• Bi-Amplified Configuration allowing independent amplification for LF and MF/HF sections

• Durable Black Enclosure designed for professional sound reinforcement environments

• Ideal for Large Venues and Fixed Installations such as auditoriums, theaters, and houses of worship