SC3012

EVE Audio´s main monitors SC3010 and SC3012 are a perfect choice for large recording and mastering studios, film and television post-production facilities, cinema applications and in-wall installations.

The SC3012 is a high-resolution speaker, which sits at the crossroads of power and precision. This monitors is perfectly at home in any serious recording or mastering studio.

One sophisticated 12” SilverCone is in charge of covering a frequency range that goes as low as 25 Hz (-3 dB). Its long excursion driver will easily reproduce the lowest frequencies with an extraordinarily low harmonic distortion level.
The SC3012 also features EVE Audio´s newly developed 5” midrange unit. Its glass fibre layered Rohacel™ sandwich diaphragm is responsible for clear and detailed midrange frequency reproduction.
The Air Motion Transformer (AMT) RS6 completes the system. Due to its larger size, when compared with the RS1/2/3 AMT’s (2.5 x times larger), the RS6 was developed to allow the SC3010/SC3012 to couple a faithful high frequency reproduction along with a clear and detailed high mid-range.
The crossover frequency goes down to 1800 Hz, ensuring a smooth directivity, and a very well defined mid to high-range response.
Each driver is powered by its own custom specified PWM amplifier. Tweeter and midrange are supported with a 250 W amplifier each while the bass woofer is amplified with a bridged 800 W PWM module. All drivers are protected with a limiter detection circuit.
With a maximum output level of 118 dB (SPL @ 1 m) you’ll easily be able to judge mixes precisely, whatever their intended output level is.
With every EVE Audio speaker, you also get high resolution DSP electronics for a very precise control over several filter sections, accurate volume control and phase settings. And all of this is accomplished directly from the speaker’s front panel using a unique high precision rotary encoder.

The stylish silver centre module, which houses the midrange driver and AMT tweeter, can be rotated 90-degrees, allowing the speakers to be positioned either horizontally or vertically. This helps to preserve control room sight lines and further optimises acoustic performance.