Electro-Voice TX1181 18" Subwoofer, 500W

When powerful, dependable low-frequency reproduction matters, the Electro-Voice TX1181 18-inch subwoofer delivers the impact and clarity professionals rely on. This Electro-Voice pro subwoofer combines a robust 18-inch driver with 500W power handling to create punchy, controlled bass that fills venues, houses of worship, clubs, and AV monitoring rooms without masking critical midrange detail. Built for demanding use, the TX1181 provides consistent performance for touring rigs and permanent installations alike, making it ideal for public-address systems that support security and surveillance operations where clear alerts and intelligible audio are essential.

The TX1181’s design focuses on delivering usable low-frequency energy that enhances vocal and effects clarity in mixed audio environments—benefitting live sound engineers, integrators, and security teams who need reliable monitoring. With straightforward integration into existing PA and monitoring systems, this Electro-Voice subwoofer helps create a balanced, professional sound profile for events or control-room setups. Add the TX1181 to your audio system to improve low-end response and situational awareness—contact your dealer to configure it for your installation.

• Powerful, room-filling low end: 18-inch driver with 500W power delivers impactful bass that elevates live sound, installed PA and monitoring applications.
• Consistent, reliable performance: Electro-Voice engineering provides stable output and durability for touring, fixed installs, and control-room use.
• Accurate, tight bass for monitoring: Designed to reproduce low frequencies cleanly so security, surveillance and A/V monitoring systems retain intelligibility and alert tones.
• Space‑efficient installation: Pro subwoofer design fits into stacked or flown systems, simplifying integration into PA systems and surveillance centers.
• Versatile integration: Pairs seamlessly with EV full-range speakers and amplifiers to create cohesive sound reinforcement or monitoring stacks.