
Peavey
Peavey 1801-8 LT BW 18" Black Widow Speaker 700W
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Experience Powerful Sound with the Peavey Black Widow 18" SpeakerThe Peavey Black Widow 1801-8 LT BW is a high-performance 18-inch speaker designed for exceptional sound quality and durability. Sensitivity: 97.0 dB / 1W 1 m Usable Frequency Range: 35 Hz ~ 1 kHz Power Capacity: 1400 W Peak, 70...
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Overview
Experience Powerful Sound with the Peavey Black Widow 18" Speaker
The Peavey Black Widow 1801-8 LT BW is a high-performance 18-inch speaker designed for exceptional sound quality and durability.
- Sensitivity: 97.0 dB / 1W 1 m
- Usable Frequency Range: 35 Hz ~ 1 kHz
- Power Capacity: 1400 W Peak, 700 W Program, 350 W Continuous
Key Features
Sensitivity: 97.0 dB / 1W 1 m
Usable freq. range: 35 Hz ~ 1 kHz
Power capacity: 1400 W Peak, 700 W Program, 350 W Continuous
Specifications
Speaker Size
18"
Power Capacity (Continuous)
350 W
Power Capacity (Program)
700 W
Power Capacity (Peak)
1400 W
Sensitivity
97.0 dB / 1W 1 m
Usable Frequency Range
35 Hz ~ 1 kHz
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the power handling capacity of the Peavey 1801-8 LT BW speaker?
The Peavey 1801-8 LT BW speaker has a continuous power capacity of 350 W, a program power capacity of 700 W, and a peak power capacity of 1400 W.
What is the size of the speaker driver?
This Peavey speaker features an 18-inch Black Widow driver.
What frequency range does this speaker cover?
It offers a usable frequency range from 35 Hz up to 1 kHz, designed for strong low and mid-range audio output.
What is the sensitivity rating of this Peavey speaker?
The speaker has a sensitivity of 97.0 dB / 1W 1 m, indicating its efficiency in converting power into sound.
Is this speaker suitable for full-range audio systems?
With a usable frequency range up to 1 kHz, this speaker is primarily intended for bass and lower mid-range reproduction, and would require additional tweeters for full-range sound.