Designed for musicians, mobile DJs, and rental houses, the black Electro-Voice EVERSE 12 is a weatherized, battery-powered loudspeaker that features Bluetooth audio and control. With an IP43 rating, the EVERSE 12 is ready to play, rain or shine. The speaker provides 400W of power to drive its 12" woofer and 1" titanium tweeter which offer a frequency response of 65 Hz to 18 kHz (-3 dB) with a maximum SPL of 126 dB.

On the rear, you'll find a pair of combo XLR-1/4" inputs for microphone or line-level signals as well as a 3.5mm aux input. A Bluetooth receiver allows you to stream audio from your favorite portable device. A free Bluetooth app provides wireless access to factory voicings, compression, EQ, and effects, allowing you to dial in your best sound from anywhere in the room. Pole-mount it into a subwoofer or speaker stand for a DJ set or lay it horizontal on the floor of a stage, where it can serve as a wedge for musicians as they perform. It also can be used as a kickback monitor for added versatility.

For Musicians, Mobile DJs, Rental Houses    12" Woofer + 1" Titanium Tweeter    100 x 60° Dispersion    55 Hz to 18 kHz Frequency Response    400W Power Rating    Combo XLR-1/4" Inputs + 3.5mm Aux Input    QuickSmart Digital Signal Processing    QuickSmart Mobile App for Total Control

The EVERSE 12 battery pack will provide over 6 hours of constant music playback at maximum output levels or over 12 hours 95 dB SPL average. EVERSE 8 has integrated power-saving features to extend battery life when no signal is present.

The EVERSE 12 features a 12" woofer with SST port and a 1" titanium dome tweeter, which produces over 126 dB SPL max and frequency response from 55 Hz to 20 kHz (-10 dB). The 100 x 60° waveguide ensures even coverage across all frequencies. Two additional monitor angles (30 and 55°) ensure the right coverage and position for any situation.

QuickSmartDSP features best-in-class processing powered by Dynacord. Easy setup via seven-band GEQ for main EQ, user-programmable presets, visual monitoring of limiter status, input level control and meters, digital effect control, and master volume control to optimize gain structure, all via LCD or the free QuickSmart Mobile app.

The EVERSE 12 features Electro-Voice's intuitive QuickSmart DSP with single encoder interface for simple and quick setup. EVERSE 12 can be paired via Bluetooth to a mobile device with the QuickSmart Mobile app installed to provide easy remote control of all audio functions. The QuickSmart Mobile app allows pairing and grouping of up to 6 speakers, in any combination, including EVERSE 12, ELX200 powered family, and the EVOLVE family.

The EVERSE 12 features Bluetooth streaming, using the AptX-I-ID codec for high-quality stereo audio streaming with compatible devices. Two EVERSE 12 speakers can be paired for True Wireless Stereo (TWS), streaming from a mobile device.

The EVERSE 12 features a built-in 4-channel mixer with FX, EQ, automatic feedback suppression and ducking functions. The mixer includes two XLR-1/4" combo jacks, including 48V phantom power on input 1 (XLR) and Hi-Z compatibility on input 2 (TRS). The mixer also includes stereo Bluetooth, a 3.5mm aux input, and USB-C connector for charging your portable devices.

The integrated 12 VDC port provides convenient power from the EVERSE battery, perfect for powering a wireless microphone system. Attach the larger accessory tray to the top of your EVERSE to secure receiver hardware in place. A charging port is included for mobile devices if you need a top-up when streaming. Place on a tripod for a longer throw, set long-side-down as a stage monitor, or use upright with the kick-back angle to project up off the performance area.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be linked to and power a non powered Hotspot?

A: The Galaxy Audio PA6BT cannot be linked to a passive Hotspot speaker. The PA6BT does feature a Pre Out that provides a Line Level mix of all three channels.

Q: 2. What type of batteries does this charge?

A: The RE3-ACC-BC2 Two-Slot Battery Charger is designed to charge NiMH rechargeable AA battery cells for Electro Voice RE series Handheld and bodypack transmitters.

Q: 3. What about security? Can anyone jump on the Bluetooth at anytime?

A: The Switchcraft 318BT Phantom-Powered Bluetooth Audio Receiver can stream audio from only one Bluetooth-enabled device at a time, but transmission over Bluetooth may not be secure.

Q: 4. Does this microphone need a windscreen for outdoor use? The item description suggests the windscreen is built-in.

A: Yes you will need a windscreen for outdoor use. Why listen back to the best take of the day and say oh i can wind noise, why didnt i just put the cover on in the first place .

Q: 5. Would this be good for capturing ambient sound for weddings on my C100?

A: Yes it would be ideal for that.

Q: 6. Will this fit a Heil PR-40?

A: Because the On-Stage Pop Blocker for Electro-Voice RE20 and RE320 Microphones is designed specifically for the EV mics mentioned in its title, it may not work well with the Heil Sound PR 40 Dynamic Cardioid Front-Address Studio Microphone. This is due to the smaller diameter of the PR 40 and the lack of adjustment on the pop blocker's clasp.

Q: 7. I would like to us this on my camcorder or cannon 5d would I need Audio-Technica - AT8415 Universal Shock Mount and what else to form a hot shoe mount?Thanks Phylyp Wagner

A: Below are the two items I use with my AT8415 mic. Hope this helps...Audio-Technica AT8469 Camera Shoe MountThis adapter should work with just about any mic mount you throw at it.Rycote 041118 INVISION INV-7 HG mkIII shockmountNot cheap, but worth it. Very sturdy, no handling noise, and easy to place mic in and take out.

Q: 8. Can I pair two of these (one on each speaker) to one transmitting signal?

A: NoJust like any other Bluetooth productCan only match one at a time

Q: 9. What will happen when starting 2020, most of the 600 mhz range will no longer be available to wireless mic users?

A: The Electro-Voice R300-HD handheld wireless microphone system in frequency band C operates below the 600 MHz range; 516-532MHz. You will have no immediate need to change your system. Here is some more information directly from the FCC.gov website: Wireless microphone users, whether licensed or unlicensed, may continue to operate on a secondary basis in the bands that continue to be available for and used on a primary basis by broadcast television (TV channels 2-36). Use of these TV band frequencies, which fall below 608 MHz, remain available for wireless microphone use after the incentive auction. FCC 15-100, FCC 15-99 Licensed wireless microphones may also operate on the specific frequencies in the 600 MHz duplex gap (652-657 MHz), and unlicensed wireless microphones may operate on a portion of the 600 MHz guard band (614-616 MHz) or a portion of the 600 MHz duplex gap (657-663 MHz). FCC 15-100, FCC 15-99, DA 17-314.

Q: 10. I bought this mic assuming that XY configurations were always at 90 or 120 degrees. But this seems to be 180 degrees (mics pointing completely sideways). I want to record rock and jazz concerts - is this the best mic configuration for my use?

A: The Audio-Technica AT8022 uses a coincident capsule configuration in order to produce and X/Y stereo image in a small housing. This mic is great for recording live music. The key is distance and a good focal point. The X-Y technique offers little to no benefit if you're too close to the source. Experiment different distances; and this all varies from venue to venue.