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Description

Elevate your studio experience with the EVE Audio SC208, a studio monitor designed to deliver clarity and precision to your mixes. With a sleek design and AMT RS2 tweeter, this active 2-way monitor offers a listening experience that captures even the subtlest nuances of your sound. Whether you're fine-tuning a mix or laying down new tracks, the SC208 supports your creative process with its robust and reliable build.

This monitor is all about performance. The 8-inch mid-woofer ensures a balanced low-end, while the high-frequency details sparkle thanks to the tweeter's impressive range. The SC208's distinctive frequency response, from 36 Hz to 21 kHz, allows you to hear every element of your music, offering a true representation of your work without unwanted coloration. Featuring dual amplifiers with a total output of 200 W, this monitor is ready to meet the demands of any professional audio environment.

For audio professionals who require flexibility and control, the SC208 is equipped with various settings, including volume and shelving filters, ensuring your sound is tailored to perfection. Its XLR and RCA inputs offer versatile connectivity options, making it adaptable to any studio setup. With the SC208, you're not just buying a monitor; you're investing in a tool that enhances your creative potential.

Key Features:

  • Frequency range: 36 Hz - 21 kHz
  • Tweeter: AMT RS2
  • Mid-woofer: 200 mm (8")
  • Transition frequency: 2800 Hz
  • Max. SPL @ 1m: 112 dB
  • Number of amplifiers: 2
  • Total output power: 200 W (150 W woofer, 50 W tweeter)
  • Limiter included
  • Connections: XLR in (Impedance 10k), RCA in (Impedance 10k)
  • Volume, high-shelf, desk filter, and low-shelf filters
  • Level-lock and filter-lock dip switches

Product specs

Available since August 2012
Speaker size 1x 8"
Amplifier power per unit (RMS) 100 W
Magnetic Shielding No
Analogue XLR Input Yes
Analogue Input (Jack) No
Analogue Input (Mini Jack) No
Analogue Input (RCA) Yes
Digital input No
Manual frequency correction Yes
Frequency range min. 36 Hz
Frequency range max. 21000 Hz
Dimensions in mm 255 x 390 x 330
Weight in kg 10,9 kg
Speaker Hous8ing - Woofer System Bassreflex

FAQs

What type of input connections does the EVE Audio SC208 support?

The EVE Audio SC208 supports analogue XLR and RCA inputs, providing flexibility for different studio setups.

Is the EVE Audio SC208 suitable for mixing and mastering in a home studio?

Yes, the EVE Audio SC208 is suitable for mixing and mastering, offering a frequency range from 36 Hz to 21,000 Hz, which provides detailed sound reproduction.

Does the EVE Audio SC208 feature manual frequency correction?

Yes, the EVE Audio SC208 includes manual frequency correction, allowing users to tailor the sound to their specific acoustic environment.

What is the power output of the EVE Audio SC208?

The EVE Audio SC208 has an amplifier power output of 100 W RMS per unit, delivering robust sound performance.

Does the EVE Audio SC208 have magnetic shielding?

No, the EVE Audio SC208 does not have magnetic shielding.

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Reviews

PROS

  • Superior quality across the whole frequency spectrum

  • Tight, punchy bass with no need for a separate subwoofer

  • Mids offer excellent stereo information and sense of space

  • High end is smooth, detailed, and not harsh

  • Great built quality with a wooden box

  • Honest and accurate sound makes mixing easier

  • Surprisingly neutral sound compared to competitors

  • Deep and dynamic bass, reaching down to 35 Hz

  • Competitive price point for its features

CONS

  • Too heavy for wall mounting, not ideal due to rear-porting

  • Flimsy plastic dial, though compensated by great LEDs

  • Can suddenly stop working after years of use (durability concern)

  • Not suitable for small studios due to space requirements for optimal sound

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about EVE Audio SC208.

Features and functionality

  • The EVE Audio SC208 is noted for its crossover frequency at -3dB being closer to 38Hz than the advertised 36Hz, impacting perceived bass response.

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  • The ribbon tweeters on SC207s may require a high-end boost using built-in DSP for users accustomed to more pronounced highs, enhancing overall mix translation.

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Setup and maintenance

  • Owners report needing to significantly adjust the low shelf to achieve a more linear response down to 30Hz, particularly in untreated rooms.

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  • Some SC207 owners report minor internal issues, like wires resting on drivers, which can be easily fixed by carefully opening the monitor and adjusting components.

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Comparisons

  • Users prefer the SC208’s bass response over Adam A8X, citing rear port placement as a factor for cleaner bass, outperforming brands like Focal, Yamaha, and KRK.

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  • The SC307 is favored for its clarity due to the 3-way design, making it ideal for producers seeking detailed mid and high frequencies.

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Software and compatibility

  • Measurements for the SC208 are conducted in an anechoic chamber with a reference point at 1kHz and 90dB SPL, affecting how it's perceived in different environments.

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User experience

  • Users acknowledge a steep drop-off in frequency response below 42Hz, which may require additional room treatment or software correction for optimal performance.

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  • Owners in larger rooms (15x25x15) find the SC208's bass response suitable with adjustments, but the SC307 may provide superior overall clarity.

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  • The soft power-on feature and ergonomic front panel controls on the SC207 are highlighted for convenience, though occasional power-on issues can be resolved by toggling the rear switch.

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Use cases and applications

  • For producers of electronic music using analog synths, the SC208 offers a more pronounced low end, enhancing the depth of vintage drum samples.

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Value and pricing

  • A used SC307 priced at £900 is considered a viable alternative to a new SC208 at £1110, especially in smaller spaces.

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Build quality

  • Quality inconsistencies in the SC207s are noted, potentially due to fewer in-house manufactured parts compared to 3-way models, with basic quality checks conducted at the Eve factory.

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5.0 out of 5

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seren_a

very detailed highs, incredible bass

nothing comparable in this price range. the bass can go very low. but dont buy them if you have a small studio. eve recommends a distance of at least 1,5m and you'll need that. else they can get from detailed highs to very harsh, though adjusting the high eq might help.

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See how marshmello uses EVE Audio SC208

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At 1:15 you can see marshmallow using these speakers with Pro tools! its only for half a second tho , so get ready to pause! :)

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King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard

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In this photo published in a rig rundown article in Mixdown Mag we see the monitors in the back. The SC208’s can be distinguished by the screws on the lower front panel.

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Paul Davids

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In the video titled "MY EPIC HOME STUDIO TOUR!" by Paul Davids, at timestamp 0:11, an EVE Audio SC208 2-Way 8" midfield studio monitor is visibly mounted on a stand behind Paul Davids’ workdesk, confirming its use in his studio setup.

See how Lemaitre uses EVE Audio SC208

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In this photo of Lemaitre's "summer studio setup", their studio monitor speakers can be seen. They can be identified as Eve Audio SC208 2-Way 8" Monitors. The Ableton Push controller that's in front of them is about 14 inches wide, and the SC208s are about 10 inches wide, so it follows that they are most likely the 208 model, as opposed to the smaller SC207 which are 8 inches across.

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cheaper alternative

eve Audio is the new company of adam audio founder. they are well known for their ribbon tweeters and if you have a smaller studio and dont need so much bass, you re already very good with the adam a7x.

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