Peavey reinforces 'performance & value' legacy with the PV 118 subwoofer.

The Peavey PV 118 Single 18" Subwoofer is a compact, vented subwoofer system using an 18" heavy-duty woofer with a 3" voice coil and a 65-oz. magnet. The black, perforated steel grille and steel corners provide protection and a professional appearance, and the sturdy steel handles allow ease of transport. A top polemount for 1-3/8" stand poles is incorporated and can be connected in parallel for daisy-chaining or to send a full-range signal to a P.A. cabinet. The impressive 400W program power rating allows plenty of gut-pounding bass. The internal low-pass crossover network, along with the vented enclosure, provides great bass response that will add the thump you desire.

Peavey PV 118 Single 18" Subwoofer Features:

• Vented bass subwoofer enclosure
• Pro Eighteen 18" premium woofer
• Optimized internal low-pass crossover network
• Polemount
• 400W program power handling
• 40Hz-180Hz (±3 dB)
• 95dB at 1W/1m
• 8 ohms
• Dado-jointed 3/4" MDF construction
• Heavy-duty powder-coated metal grille
• 22"W x 27"H x 19-1/2"D
• 73-1/2 lbs.

Brutally accurate and massively room-filling bass to round out any PA system. Order today.

Peavey PV 118 Single 18" Subwoofer

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Some corners were cut...

Posted by Atl.Rocker from Atlanta on Jul 7, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Touring Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Country

Well let me say that I hate it when people bash on equipment that I know works well, so let me just point out a few things.

The Good and bad:

Good- Very reliable as long as you follow the power rating.

Bad- Don't try to put too much power in because they will blow without a warning.

Bad-The carpet instantly started peeling off all over, the glue and carpet they are made of is cheep. They start to look bad very quickly.

Good- They can take a little fall off a hand truck and survive.

The sound is not a deep bass sound more a hollow thud but does the job for a smaller/medium sized room. I use them in rooms that hold about 150 and they get the job done.

Looking back I would step up to the SP series but for the money this is still a solid deal.

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Amazing Subs

Posted by DJ West from Ohio on Jun 20, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: DJ

Reviewer's Play Style: Everything

I just got these mother's today and I am powering these with the Peavey 2600W. amp (which by the way SCREEEMS) and I fired 1 these baby's up and not even half way these it was SO LOUD it knocked things down sitting up at HALF way...and that was only 1 and I have 2!! Don't hesitate a bit to get these!!

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Not bad

Posted by Some Dude from Cali. on May 17, 2009

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: D. all of the above

Reviewer's Play Style: D. all of the above

Not a bad little sub if you do not have a very big room to fill with sound. I have ours hooked to a Crown xls 202 pushing 200 watts @ 8 ohms and I have a hard time keeping it from clipping. I do not know everything about speakers but I would have to say that this woofer is running at about 150 watts rms. If I push it any harder than that the thing starts popping and the red lights start flashing. We are a church. Not a disco. We don't need red lights flashing! hehehe...

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Great buy for the price

Posted by GibsonMan from Corbin, Ky on Nov 1, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock

My band bought two of these and a qsc rmx 1450 power amp. We use the mono bridge option on the power amp, which pushes 1400 watts at 4 ohms. The speakers can handle 800 watts peak a piece, and at a little past half volume on the gain we have had no problems. Would be nice to have speakon connectors, but other than that the quality is good and they are accually light enough that one average size person can carry one without any help.

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up in smoke! well not really....

Posted by Dallas Enterprises from Northwest Indiana on Oct 20, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist/recording engineer

Reviewer's Play Style: all-mostly rock

Bought a pair of these with a pair or pr12's the pv 118's have good bass but within the first week of owning them they bottomed out easily with a pv2600 to the point of one is dead and the other buzz's like crazy. Didn't even push them that hard! I'm not happy right now. Id happily would spend the money for any brand that will perform what I need. I guess these ain't the one's

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Peavey PV 118 Single 18" Subwoofer

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