EAW SB120zP Manuel D’Utilisation
Eastern Acoustic Works One Main Street Whitinsville, MA 01588 tel 800 992 5013 / 508 234 6158 fax 508 234 8251 www.eaw.com
EAW products are continually improved. All specifications are therefore subject to change without notice.
Part Number: RD0307 (A) SB120zP April 2005
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DESCRIPTION
The SB products are EAW's premium subwoofers designed for
the most demanding professional applications. A broad range of
capabilities and sizes provide the designer with selections that
can be specifically matched to their application. Top quality
drivers, engineered by EAW, provide the highest output and best
sonic performance possible for a given form factor. All SB
models are direct radiating, with optimally tuned, vented
enclosures. SB subwoofers are the choice where the best sonic
performance, highest reliability, and most robust physical
construction are required.
the most demanding professional applications. A broad range of
capabilities and sizes provide the designer with selections that
can be specifically matched to their application. Top quality
drivers, engineered by EAW, provide the highest output and best
sonic performance possible for a given form factor. All SB
models are direct radiating, with optimally tuned, vented
enclosures. SB subwoofers are the choice where the best sonic
performance, highest reliability, and most robust physical
construction are required.
The SB120zP is a high output, compact subwoofer system. This
versatile, all-purpose subwoofer is designed for permanent
installation where the physically small size and the impact of a 12
inch driver is desired. While the SB120zP works well with most
full-range loudspeakers, its most frequent uses are in high
quality multi-media systems. These applications include: A/V
systems, meeting rooms, classrooms, exhibit areas, f/x
reinforcement, cruise ships, TV studios, restaurants, and small
retail spaces.
versatile, all-purpose subwoofer is designed for permanent
installation where the physically small size and the impact of a 12
inch driver is desired. While the SB120zP works well with most
full-range loudspeakers, its most frequent uses are in high
quality multi-media systems. These applications include: A/V
systems, meeting rooms, classrooms, exhibit areas, f/x
reinforcement, cruise ships, TV studios, restaurants, and small
retail spaces.
The SB120zP is designed to be used with today's sophisticated
digital signal processing to optimize the LF response. EAW's MX
Series processors are recommended for the required crossover
and equalization.
digital signal processing to optimize the LF response. EAW's MX
Series processors are recommended for the required crossover
and equalization.
Six Year Warranty.
12 INCH SUBWOOFER
See NOTES TABULAR DATA for details, half space = floor-mounted
CONFIGURATION
Subsystem
Transducer
Loading
SUB
1x 12 in cone
Vented
Operating Mode
Amplifier Channels
External Signal Processing
Single-amp
LF
DSP w/1-way filter
PERFORMANCE
1
Operating Range
44 Hz to 152 Hz
Nominal Beamwidth
Horz
360°
Vert
360°
Axial Sensitivity (SPL)
LF (whole space)
93 dB
44 Hz to 152 Hz
(half space)
99 dB
44 Hz to 152 Hz
Input Impedance (ohms)
Nominal
Minimum
LF
8
7.3 @ 152 Hz
High Pass Filter
High Pass
=>40 Hz, 12 dB/octave Butterworth
Accelerated Life Test
2
System
LF
60 V
450 W @ 8 ohm
Transducer (AES)
450 W
Calculated Axial Output Limit (SPL)
Average
Peak
LF (whole space)
119 dB
125 dB
(half space)
125 dB
131 dB
ORDERING DATA
Description
Part Number
SB120zP 12 inch Subwoofer Black
0010330
SB120zP 12 inch Subwoofer White
0015815
SB120zP 12 inch Subwoofer Black WP
0011805
Optional Accessories
3/8-16 Forged Shoulder Eyebolt
3/8-16 Forged Shoulder Eyebolt
104001
1 To achieve specified performance, the listed external signal processing with EAW-provided settings is required.
2 For recommendations to select power amplifier size refer to : “HOW MUCH AMPLIFIER POWER DO I NEED?” on the EAW web site.
2 For recommendations to select power amplifier size refer to : “HOW MUCH AMPLIFIER POWER DO I NEED?” on the EAW web site.