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An introduction to EVE Audio TS112, based on information from the maker and distributors: what it does, how to use it and who it may suit. It is not scored.
The highly efficient PWM amp is capable of 400 W of short term output power.
— EVE Audio official site
What is TS112?
The TS112 is the largest subwoofer in EVE Audio's ThunderStorm line, built around a 12-inch woofer and a passive radiator.
Its DSP affects only the bass driver, and the satellite signal path stays analog.
A PWM amplifier delivers 400 W of short-term output, and the frequency range is listed as 24 Hz to 300 Hz (-3 dB).
It has XLR, RCA, optical and USB connections and includes a remote. It may suit larger rooms or setups that need to check lower frequencies.
12-inch woofer
A larger woofer than the TS110's 10 inches, with a listed lower limit of 24 Hz, which may suit those checking very low frequencies.
Passive radiator
It uses a passive radiator instead of a bass-reflex port.
DSP for bass only
The DSP only affects the subwoofer driver, and the satellite path stays analog. Pure Satellite mode is available.
Filters
A variable subwoofer filter (60 to 140 Hz), satellite filter (flat / 80 Hz) and phase inversion (0/180 degrees).
Input selection
Choose analog, optical or USB; input level is set to +8 dBu or +22 dBu.
SMART-knob and remote
The knob sets filters and volume, and the remote adjusts subwoofer and system volume.
Protection features
A limiter, Safe Fade-In and parameter lock are included.
Specifications
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Frequency range | 24 Hz to 300 Hz (-3 dB at 1 m) |
| Max SPL | 112 dB per pair |
| Woofer | 12-inch |
| Output power | 400 W |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 390 x 560 x 508 mm |
| Weight | 25.5 kg |
| Power consumption | under 1 W standby, 410 VA max |
| Volume range | -inf to +6 dB |
What is included and system requirements
- Remote control
How to use it
- Place the subwoofer near the main monitors.
- Connect from the audio interface via XLR.
- Connect the subwoofer's XLR outputs to the main monitors.
- Select the input.
- Set the input level to +8 dBu or +22 dBu.
- Adjust the sub filter within 60 to 140 Hz.
- Switch phase and check the low-end blend.
- Fix the settings with the locks.
Mixing in a larger room
With a 12-inch woofer rated to 24 Hz, it may suit low-end checks in a bigger room.
Video and post-production
LFE input may suit checking low-frequency effects.
Mastering checks
It may help as a supplement when checking lower frequencies.
Who it may suit
- People who want to check lower frequencies
- Those with a larger room
- Those who find the TS110 insufficient
Good to know before you buy
- At 25.5 kg, take care when placing or moving it.
- The page is unclear whether Mid EQ applies to the TS112.
- A 5-year extended warranty applies to registered products.
How it differs from similar products
We do not pick a winner; the official figures are placed side by side.
EVE Audio TS110
TS112: 12-inch, 24-300 Hz, 112 dB (per pair), 25.5 kg. TS110: 10-inch, 28-300 Hz, 108 dB, 19.6 kg.
Price
Please check the official page for the price.
Sources: eve-audio.com (checked 2026-10-27)
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