the box pro TP 118/800 A
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the box pro
TP 118/800 A
Product Info
Article Number:
337825
Brand:
the box pro
Model:
TP 118/800 A
Category:
Active Subwoofers
Price:
$767.80
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The TP 118/800 A is a serious sub for bands and DJs needing low-end muscle. Its birch construction delivers a tight, powerful bass response, and that adjustable high-cut is a real time-saver when integrating it into a larger PA. It's built for the road and delivers a ton of punch for the price.
Product Description
- the box pro TP 118/800 A
- Active Bass for Touring Applications
- Power: 750 W RMS
- Peak: 129 dB
- Adjustable high cut
- Phase reverse switch
- Frequency range: 45 - 200 Hz
- 2 M20 flange adapters on top
- Dimensions (W x H x D) without wheels: 55 x 61.8 x 68 cm
- Weight: 38 kg
- Housing surface: Black textured finish
- Compatible set of wheels: Article Nr #415294# (not included)
- Compatible protective cover: Article Nr #265876# or Article Nr #279781# (both not included)
PROS
- • Robust birch plywood construction provides excellent resonance and durability
- • 750W RMS power handles demanding live sound reinforcement needs
- • Adjustable high-cut filter prevents muddiness in dense mixes
- • M20 flange adapters allow flexible stacking and rigging options
CONS
- • Weight (38kg) makes transport challenging for solo operators
- • Limited frequency response above 200Hz restricts use as a full-range speaker
- • Textured finish, while durable, might show wear with heavy touring
Product Video
Key Features
Power (Watts)
750
Woofer Size
18 in
Frequency Range
45-200 Hz
Max SPL
129 dB
Crossover
Adjustable High-Cut Filter
Weight
38 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
Birch plywood offers a more responsive and resonant tone, leading to a cleaner, more defined bass with less unwanted boxiness compared to MDF, particularly at higher volumes.
129 dB is achievable, but requires a suitable acoustic environment and amplifier setup; it represents the peak output under ideal conditions, not continuous output.
It's designed as a sub, so while it *can* be used alone for very small, bass-heavy events, you'll definitely want a full-range speaker on top for complete sound coverage.
