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Ecler LABI1-SB18

MSRP.

£1436.40 + VAT

Trade price.

Manufacturer Code.

CLABI1SB18

Key Features.

  • Passive 18-inch subwoofer designed to provide powerful, deep bass for professional sound reinforcement and fixed installation systems.

  • 500W AES power handling at 8Ω, with 2,000W peak power handling, for use with compatible amplification.

  • 18-inch driver with a 3-inch voice coil for controlled low-frequency performance and reliable operation at high output levels.

  • 38Hz–250Hz frequency range (-10dB) for strong, extended bass response.

Description.

The Ecler LABI1-SB18 is a compact, 18-inch passive subwoofer designed for fixed installations and portable PA systems. With 500W AES power handling at 8Ω, it delivers powerful low-frequency performance to add depth and impact to your sound system. External amplification is required.


The LABI1-SB18 can be used as a standalone subwoofer or paired with the LABI1-C100i column loudspeaker to create a powerful, full-range audio solution. Its straightforward setup makes it easy to integrate into a wide range of sound systems.


Part of Ecler’s modular LABI1 series, the SB18 offers the flexibility to build a system around the needs of your venue or application, from permanent commercial installations to mobile sound reinforcement.

Applications.

Leisure // Hospitality

For us, a good subwoofer can make all the difference to a sound system, and the Ecler LABI1-SB18 is a solid option when you want to add real depth and impact. Its 18-inch driver gives it the low-frequency presence needed for more demanding sound reinforcement, making it a great partner for the LABI1-C100i column speaker in a compact PA setup. We also like the tough birch plywood cabinet, which is built to handle the knocks of life on the road as well as fixed installations. As a passive subwoofer, it does need a separate amplifier, but that gives you flexibility when putting a system together. For live sound, hospitality and leisure venues, it’s a worthwhile addition when you want the music to have more weight behind it.

What do we think.

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