EV SX80 - Passive Speaker - Spares Or Repair

Electro-Voice SX80 - Passive Speaker - Spares or Repairs

Why This One

• Sold as spares or repairs - the bass driver is not working and the unit is not fit for normal use
• The 8" woofer produces no output; the cause has not been diagnosed and no other function is warranted
• A donor cabinet for a working SX80 - the titanium compression driver, horn, crossover, grille, handles and polymer enclosure are all recoverable
• Suitable for a repair project or parts recovery only - please do not purchase expecting a usable speaker

Condition: Spares or Repairs
This Electro-Voice SX80 is sold as spares or repairs. The bass driver is not working, and normal operation is not possible. It has not passed our functional test and no functions are warranted as working. The fault has not been diagnosed, and we cannot advise whether it lies with the woofer itself, the crossover, the protection circuit or the input connections.

What's Included

• Electro-Voice SX80 Passive Speaker (faulty)
• No additional accessories included

About This Model
The Electro-Voice SX80 is a compact two-way passive loudspeaker built for portable PA, stage monitoring and fixed installation work. It pairs an 8" woofer with a 1" compression driver, crossed over passively at 2.2kHz with a 12dB/octave slope and a self-resetting driver overload protection circuit, housed in a hard-wearing polymer cabinet. Power handling is 175 watts at a nominal 8 Ohms, with the high frequencies handled by a titanium-diaphragm DH2005 compression driver. The high-frequency section uses a molded-in 90° x 65° constant-directivity horn with VariPath throat geometry, aimed at keeping vocals intelligible and cutting through in reverberant, noisy rooms while spreading coverage evenly across the audience. The cabinet also incorporates Ring-Mode Decoupling to control acoustical and mechanical ring modes for reduced resonance and greater clarity. Electro-Voice designed the SX80 with servicing in mind - the woofer can be removed from the front of the cabinet, which makes driver replacement a realistic prospect for anyone taking this on as a repair.