10 Inch Ev Speakers For Sale (Jan 2023 Update)

Very nice. I ordered a used ev elx200 12P speaker. The unit looked brand new. No Mark's anywhere and the unit sounds great. Thanks. Will do business againMike

Sound: Sound I great, i use them i a 5 piece rock/cover band. They sound fantastic! Features: EV did a great job umproving these with a bigger amp. Been using them for nearly 6 months and we havent made them limit yet! Ease of Use: Super easy, basically plug and play. You can controll them with the EV app to. This would be great for a DJ or someone using these without a mixing board. Quality: These seem very reliable so far. Its EV so you know its quality. However, on one of the cabinet's I recieved, the LED light on the front of the speaker didn't work. Not a huge deal, but I sent it back and zZounds sent me a new on in just a couple days! Value: I think its a great value. Nice to know that my speakers won't clip or get to hot. I know $599 is a lot of money, but these are worth it, and with 12 months to pay its not that bad! Manufacturer Support: They were great. The LED on one of the cabs didnt work. They were more than happy to take care of it, but zZounds just replaced it for me. Almost hassle free! The Wow Factor: They look as great as they sound! Also, they are pretty light to! I can easily grab 2 at once and carry them into the club. Overall: I run sound for my rock cover band. I upgraded to these from the ZLX. I am so glad I did! If you are wondering if they are loud enough or if they are louder than the zlx, the answer is yes. However, not a ton louder. What is great though is that at high volumes the dont clip, like ever. I have been using these for almost 6 months now and I havent made them limit once, compared to my Zlx that limited every show a lot. The sound quality at high volume it great also, the highs are nice and crisp but it still has pretty good low end for a 12 inch speaker (I use a sub with mine). I honestly dont have any complaints about them right now. I think they are a high quality EV product and will last a long time.Erik

Neutral sound, plenty of power. Just a bit bigger and heavier than I can manage – most people would be fine with it, I think. PMT were very good to deal with – prompt customer service responses every time.Anthony S.

Absolutely love these speakers. Suburb for FOH or stage monitoring. Great tone and sound quality from the high end all the way down to that punchy low end. Great package all-round, and the service from PMT was excellent. Top end kit at an awesome price. Thankyou to all at PMT, and I'll see you again soon 🎵🎶🤘🎶🎵James M.

Well thank you Yamaha dxr10 mark ll my neighbours have just fallen out with me am I bothered no. These are the best speakers I have ever owned I play a Yamaha keyboard and the clarity is second to none. Can’t wait to do a gig with these beauty’s and wind em really up money well spent this was.Ernie t.

Although the Cerwin Vega LW10 is a discontinued older model subwoofer it still is a strong competitor in todays market. I'm thoroughly satisfied with my choice of this item. It kicks butt!tooruff1982

It's very easy to spend lots of money for a sub to get that deep bass sound. More tricky, however, is finding good output and depth at a more moderate price. The LW series from Cerwin-Vega fill this niche perfectly. Quality surround material, heavy magnets, and cast frames produce accurate bass. A strong amplifier and tuned port provide significant spl for the dollar spent. This subwoofer is a great value, and will stomp all the inexpensive cubes on sale now at the big box stores. Granted, you can get big bass out of a small cube, but at nowhere near the price point that Cerwin-Vega offers. Buy this, and spend the extra money on a better/cleaner amp/receiver, or find a better sounding DVD or CD player. Recommended!subwoofernut

Overall: Well, I got these speakers after owning a pair of Rockville speakers. It’s almost laughable trying to compare the two the Rockville was so bad glad I made an upgrade . When you buy this speaker you are paying for a sonic signature that is second to none. These speakers are so clear, every frequency is well represented and as a producer I would be comfortable using these flat as monitors that’s just how clear they are. With that being said, I love bass, too much even. Therin lies one of my two gripes about this speaker. It’s rich in sound but doesn’t have that lower end as bright as I would want it. Personally I will be returning this speaker for the JBL SRX815p for the lower end response. The JBL on account of my reaserach isn’t as clear of a speaker compared to the EV you will need to adjust some frequencies out of the box to get it just right, however that is an expense I would be will to take because they have extensive dsp controls via an external mobile device such as a phone, tablet, or computer. Lastly my other complaint is the headroom, these do limit a lot faster than expected (especially if you add in the lower end). That’s not to say they aren’t loud, they could easily handle a large hall. I just was a little surprised, I called a rep and was told these go hit 500 watts rms which is a lot less than I expected but hey what can you do. Bottom line is, the speaker is loud and efficient at giving a true representation of what is being played, they lack that wow bass factor but I assume this is by design because they are meant to be paired with subs, and are maybe too efficient at protecting themselves from harsh usage again I assume this by design because you don’t want to blow a $1300 speaker. Great for Djing preferably with subs, great for live sound although I don’t know how they compare with the Yamaha’s so that is up for debate, for a killer home theater setup these days will definitely get the job done exceedingly so at that. I hate to say it but you can’t go wrong you really have to get picky to find anything wrong with them, solid build quality, built in dsp and an unmatched sonic singnature.Githendu

Sound: Note: These sound notes are from one event, where these speakers were used outdoors on tripods.In "Live" mode (flattest response), I found that I had to EQ out a bit of honk centered around 800Hz-1kHz. Not a big deal, and maybe I should have used the "Music" mode (a more "smiley-face" response)… But I have a Midas M32R console with in-built 31-band graphics (Klark-Teknik emulation), so why not have maximum flexibility?I gave a small boost to the bass, down to about 50 Hz. Above 2 kHz or so, no EQ was required. With announcements made over heavy hip-hop bass, there was no intermodulation distortion. For that matter, there was no distortion at all. And these speakers sound just as clean when they're shredding your ear drums as when they're whispering.I deducted a half star because these speakers have quite a bit of self noise. There's a bit of hiss that's easily audible when they're idle. You won't hear it with people talking in a room, and you especially won't hear it once you crank them up! But it proved a little distracting when I was using them as surround-sound speakers (because I could!!). Features: The onboard FIR and equalization make it so that only minimal EQ is required. The onboard DSP is easy to use.I deducted a half star: I really wish they'd used Neutrik PowerCon (locking connectors) instead of IEC type power input. A speaker at this echelon should have ditched the computer plug. Ease of Use: Super-easy to use. 6 stars out of 5! The DSP is intuitive, the speakers are a manageable weight, and if you use ProCo Siamese Twin cables (or similar), hookup and cable management is a breeze. Quality: I haven't used these long enough to determine longevity — just bought 'em — but I'm pleased so far. After cranking music all day outdoors, the amplifier plate was barely warm. They're loud, clean, clear, heavy, and have nice touches like rubber skids for the monitor cut side of the cabinet. Value: $1200 seems like a bit much to pay for this speaker. I bought a "Warehouse Resealed" set that was a great value — only way these fit into my budget! On the other hand, this is a truly pro-level speaker, at a pro-level speaker price. 4/5 for value. Manufacturer Support: I've not had to interact with EV regarding this product, yet. The Wow Factor: This is a handsome speaker with clean lines. They produce sound quality and quantity that defies their size! The "EV Coat" finish is rugged (reminds me of spray-in truck bed liner material), the rubberized handles have a great feel to them, and the dense weight speaks of a quality product. Overall: I had an application for a set of small PA speakers. I looked over various models (from EV and JBL) and finally bought a pair of ETX-12Ps. They're a robust little package, tipping the scales at just over 50 lbs. I used these outdoors at an athletic event, on tripods. They cranked dance and hip-hop music, and announcements, all day long, covering a crowd of 100 or so people spread out across some distance in the parking lot of a gym. (I had a pair of the larger EV Sx500 speakers indoors where the athletics were happening — big bass was called for in there.)The ETX-12Ps can get loud — REALLY, obscenely loud. And when they do, they sound exactly the same as they do at low volumes. There is no harshness on top, no boom or mud in the bass. Voice announcements over top of bass-thumping hip-hop sounded clean and clear, and there was no intermodulation distortion. These speakers produce respectable bass for their size, but if full-bass music playback is required, you'll want subs. These speakers required less EQ adjustment than the passive Sx500s did, though I did have to scoop out quite a bit on either side of 800 Hz (the speakers were in "Live" or flat EQ mode)… They were a bit "honky" sounding. That EQ scoop (-6 dB at the max, I think) cleaned them right up, though. I also put a slight rise in the bass, but above 2k or so, no EQ was needed.My recommendation is 9/10… For most people shopping this category of speaker, I think the price would be an issue. Some people asked me what they cost, and seemed dismayed when I told them.Adam

It may be the Best Sounding 12" Powered Speaker on the Market today. We have a Pro Sound Company and support Live Events, Bands, etc. and have many other 12" Powered Speakers to choose from (QSC, JBL, YAMAHA, etc.). The ETX-12P is the best we've heard (we have not compared it to JBL's top of the line 12" box). We have a few of the ETX-10P's too. Absolutely great clear vocals at ridiculously high volumes. Absolutely great over a pair of Subwoofers for FOH. Sounds much cleaner at high volumes over the QSC K12.2, but that is no surprise since the ETX is a well built wooden box with a great Amplifier, DSP and quality components. Costs more than many others and it weighs more, but that is the price for getting the better sound. We picked some up a Musician Friend as "BLEMS" and we are very happy.Dennis the Menance

I hated the bright tone of my VHT special 6 until I found this speaker and installed it. Now it has a warmer more vintage tone.. like a tube amp is supposed to sound! Excellent replacement speaker for a tube amp!!homesteadhound

Holy smoke! I hear 'ya loud and clear, Electric Lightning 10"s! I stuck a pair in my Fender Custom Vibrolux (basically a hot-rodded '63 Vibroverb) which I have rebuilt to 1963 Vibroverb specs. Very true-sounding speakers. Extremely efficient, hardly any cone breakup, and super-tight with a very balanced EQ spectrum. They added significant weight to my amp compared to the stock Eminence AlNiCo speakers, but I'm glad I made the switch!Michael

Just replaced a mix matched set with a quartet of 10" Electric Lightnings in a Super Reverb. While they sounded tight at first, over several days they broke in like gold, both super clean or heavily preamped. The bass response is more round than ever, and with none of the mushiness I have associated many 10" designs. I'm able to run more low than ever and the low E string just sounds fantastic. They are stong/robust sounding, akin to the tone of 12" speakers. The highs really mellowed out and sing like I had hoped Overall the sound is simply huge, clear, and articulate at any volume. I would think any player will see benefits regardless of musical style. Great improvement and speaker!Brad

Nice design of the basket and voice coils give plenty of wiring options. The sound is great with the right amplifier. Overall happy with this productramlonestar03

This 10 is perfect to balance out my stock Bose system. I use it under the rear smaller passenger seat and it bumps just right. Combine with the Rockford Prime 500w amp my system is perfect and has all the bass needed for the bassiest soungs or just some good ol rock and roll!Jeromy

For close to 30 years I have used Rockford Fosgate products knowing that the quality is there. This sub is no exception. My teenage son just got a Jeep that needed some serious help. With some other old Punch speakers and a Punch 150 old school amp and this 10 sub hooked the old Rockford way it is awesome even with no top or doors.KCCryptKeeper

I bought one of these speakers here at MF about 4 years ago and with this sale price, it is even less expensive now! This powered monitor is a true workhorse and it has enormous headroom. I have used this speaker in many musical applications and it has performed flawlessly. I bought a Harbinger 4112, last year and played a Yamaha P-515 directly straight into the back of each speaker, rather than into a mixing console/board. I did a mono, one speaker comparison. The Harbinger did have better frequency response, yet was much more harsh sounding. This Alto sounds smooth and warm and I have never needed to turn it past unity gain. This monitor is on sale right now and I can not recommend buying it, enough. The listed 1000 watts RMS are real, and the drivers can handle the power with ease. The only point of contention is that they do scratch very easily and so I would find a good generic extra sized tote for each monitor and wrap each one with a thin blanket before placing them inside for transporting. Highly recommend this product, especially at this very reduced sale price.NoteJunkie

Thank you Pmt for delivering my speak and the very next day during this epidemic of COVID-19. Very pleased with this ALTO Ts310 It is a great product I’ve had the 8 inch and a 10 inch and I love to know what the 15inch sounds like. Also own QSC K-series speakers two and the Bose L1S system. I know a thing or two about sound Quality. If these speakers are reliable I can see me buying many more of these for the music sessions I do. I can leave these in the boot of my car and get in from a GIG to my family and not have to unload the whole car, they are nice and compact and have plenty of power for an all nighter in a normal size pub. In fact the sound quality has made me compare this to Speakers three times the price, in my situation I don’t need to push the sound too loud so that the audience is uncomfortable for me although they have for 2000 W available I only use about 25% of that in the small venues I run. I do my big outside venues for 2000 people that’s when I need my QSC is all outfront and I use these I do my big outside venues for 2000 people that’s when I need my QSC is all outfront and I use the Altos as Foldback. An absolutely brilliant product you can’t go wrong really with the eight 1012 inch models they give you a great result ultraportable really worth every penny how they value secondhand and they really got a good name for themselves now.adam h.

I purchased the TS312 as basically a "second attempt" to find an all-around speaker for home practice using my HX Stomp (modeling pedal), as well as synths, drum machines, and some bass guitar. I first purchased the HeadRush FRFR-108, which was a new release as a smaller version of last year's FRFR-112. (The FRFR-112 and TS312 are essentially the exact same speaker – the HeadRush is just marketed towards use with guitar modelers). But the FRFR-108 was a pretty big disappointment – the low end was flabby and distorted, even within the typical frequency range of guitars. And trying to run bass guitar or deep frequencies from a synth or keyboard was essentially a non-starter. The Alto TS312 excels in all of the areas that the FRFR-108 failed me. It has massive low end when placed on the floor as a "wedge" monitor, but retains clarity and articulation even at lower practice volumes. Modelers like the Helix can cover a huge variety of tonal genres, and the TS312 accurately conveys those sounds while feeling mostly like a "real amp". The only real downside to the TS312 is that at 35 pounds and approximately 2 feet in width, it's not quite as compact as I had hoped. But it's also not significantly bulkier than a 12" guitar combo (or certainly a 2×12" like a Fender Twin or Vox AC30). With the giant handles on all sides, it's also much easier to move around. And unlike a guitar amplifier, a good FRFR/PA speaker can be used with a variety of instruments, including guitar, bass, synth, drum machines, and vocals. This Alto unit seems to be a pretty good value and I hope to get many years of good use out of it.Jeff H