Used EAW SB Series
Used EAW SB Series subwoofer systems cover a wide range of professional sub bass applications, spanning single 12-inch cone designs through to dual 21-inch and horn-loaded configurations for large-scale sound reinforcement. Available in versions suited to permanent installation or mobile production, the second-hand SB Series offers flexible options for many venue types and touring scenarios. Scroll down to see the used EAW SB Series listings currently available.
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EAW SB Series specifications
| Brand | EAW |
| Segment | Audio |
| Typical used price | $3,873 (range $1,423–$6,322) |
About the EAW SB Series
The EAW SB Series comprises a family of professional subwoofer systems ranging from a single 12-inch cone to a dual 21-inch configuration, as well as horn-loaded designs. Most models are offered in permanent installation versions, featuring threaded mounting points, or mobile production versions with handles, rubber footpads, fly track and casters. Several models in the range use a dual 18-inch sub bass cone arrangement in a vented clam-shell enclosure, with optimally tuned low-turbulence ports, premium 115 mm large coil components, and neodymium magnet structures. Applications noted include concert touring, arenas, club and band PA, houses of worship, auditoriums, theatres, stage monitoring, drum fill monitoring and large dance clubs. Ground stacking and permanent suspension options are supported on select models.
EAW SB Series — buyer FAQs
What is the EAW SB Series and what sizes does the range cover?
The EAW SB Series is a family of professional subwoofer systems spanning a single 12-inch cone design at the compact end up to a dual 21-inch configuration and horn-loaded models at the large-format end. Several models use a dual 18-inch clam-shell vented enclosure. The breadth of the range means a single product line covers club-scale and arena-scale sub bass reinforcement within one consistent system family.
Who makes the EAW SB Series and where does it fit in their product lineup?
The SB Series is made by Eastern Acoustic Works (EAW), an American loudspeaker manufacturer founded in 1978 and based in Massachusetts, now owned by Italy's RCF since 2018. Within the EAW catalogue, the SB Series represents the dedicated subwoofer line, complementing the company's loudspeaker and line array systems for concert, touring and installed sound reinforcement.
What venues and applications are the EAW SB Series suited to?
SB Series models are suited to concert touring, arenas, band and club PA systems, large houses of worship, auditoriums, theatres, stage and performer monitoring, drum fill monitoring and large dance clubs. The range's span from single 12-inch to dual 21-inch drivers means different models within the series address different output requirements across those environments.
What is the difference between the permanent installation and mobile production versions of the SB Series?
Most SB Series models are offered in two build variants. Permanent installation versions include threaded mounting points for fixed deployment. Mobile production versions add handles, rubber footpads, fly track and casters as appropriate for the model. Select models also support ground stacking or permanent suspension via multiple rigging points, with quick-release rigging accessory kits available for touring use.
What should I check when buying a used EAW SB Series subwoofer?
Check which specific model you are buying, since driver size and configuration vary significantly across the range. Confirm whether the unit is the installation or mobile production variant, and verify that any handles, casters or rigging hardware are present and undamaged. Inspect the cone drivers and port areas for physical damage. Used SB Series listings on this page are covered by a 21-day warranty for major functional faults; full detail is in the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.
