EVERSE 8 8-Inch Compact Lightweight Weatherized 2-Way Battery Powered Loudspeaker with Bluetooth Audio and Control (Black)

The Electro-Voice Everse 8 is an 8-inch rechargeable speaker that truly delivers. Despite its compact size, it produces clear, powerful, and well-balanced sound, with impressive low-end response and clean projection for both music and vocals. One of its standout features is the battery life, which genuinely meets expectations, offering up to 12 hours of continuous use. This makes it a reliable choice for outdoor events, live performances, rehearsals, or any situation where access to power is limited. Built with Electro-Voice’s professional standards, the Everse 8 feels solid and dependable, while remaining easy to transport. Overall, it sounds great, performs consistently, and offers excellent portability and autonomy. A highly recommended speaker for musicians, DJs, and anyone looking for professional sound in a battery-powered format.

For years my Marshall Tufton has been my primary at-home AND mobile speaker for listening to music. I really love the Tufton's form factor- the size, the shape, the aesthetic, and the volume it can produce. Frankly, the Tufton would be the perfect speaker if not for two major flaws- the obvious one being poor mid-range sound quality, the less obvious being that Marshall has no serviceable parts for it. The Everse 8 is louder than the Tufton, has great midrange, AND all parts are serviceable- the battery is even designed to be popped of and on like a power tool, which is a huge plus! As for the "everything else" considerations, I don't use it to its full potential ie. the multiple channels, effects, etc. But it does have an 8-channel EQ that I have fiddled with, and the feature is awesome, especially coming off the Tufton that only has a knob to adjust bass and a knob to adjust treble. Also, the Everse is weatherproof, which is a huge plus when compared to something like the Bose S1, a more direct competitor to the Everse. The Everse 8 is a professional level piece of equipment, and if you have the need or desire for best-in-class sound and features in its form factor, you cannot do better than this. If you need further reassurance before plopping down $800, there are a ton of "professional" reviews out there that consistently rank the Everse 8 as best in class. And if the fact that I do most of my music listening on a bluetooth speaker makes you question the validity of my opinion, the reason is that my superior home theater system shares a wall with my bedroom, and my wife complains when I listen to music while she's in the bedroom, so I park my bluetooth speaker in the kitchen, where I do most of my music listening.

I've already made several coworkers jealous and started a small "sound war" with the neighbours! Between the build quality and the level of sound manipulation, I bet I could mount this to the roof of my car and make people think there was a freight train blowing past them! You don't just buy this speaker, you get the audio equivalent of the ARC reactor that Ironman had in his dang chest. Absolutely a rockstar product that's lightweight, multipurpose, and pumps the wattage into your, the neighbours , and the molemans cottage! Rock on and rock out

Great portable speaker, easy to setup and use. The sound quality is awesome!!

I actually had the opportunity to try out a friends before purchasing my own. We both also purchased wireless guitar plugs and xlr wireless for mic. With that we are completely wireless, including battery power speaker. Prop the speaker on a stand directly behind and slightly above you. I honestly like it better than the Bose tower. Nice warm sound with just enough effects. Top it off with a remote iPhone app and you have an awesome system for under $1,000.00. My buddy and I are going to spilt some two hour shows and bring our individual systems. That’s how easy it is. We’re both seniors and don’t want to lug our own equipment but this is too easy! The speaker is super light and with no plugs, you’re unloaded and setup in 10 minutes. It’s perfect thus far!!!!! Including a photo of my friend with his rig.

This speaker is packed with a lot of features for it's small size. I'll list the best and worst in my opinion. Good: The built-in mixer provides many fx, 2 XLR inputs, aux/Bluetooth input, and one XLR output. Vocal sounds very good especially when they are paired in stereo. The cleanest way is probably to use 1 XLR transmitter and 2x XLR receivers all working on the same frequency, one for each speaker in the stereo pair. With his setup you can have the music playing in stereo via TWS Bluetooth, vocal sounding from both speaker at equal volume, and 2 spare mixer outputs for subs. Bad: Bass is lacking. For a decent karaoke setup you will need at least one sub, preferably 2. At 120hz or 150hz cutover the vocal sounds noticably better. Hissing is noticeable at any gain higher than -12dB when the music is not playing.

Love this speaker. Great sound and pro level. My J45 acoustic actually sounds good through this speaker and my Shure Beta58A sounds amazing. I’m very pleased.

I have no complaints besides the LIMIT light flashing WAY before its even near distortion or clipping. I understand EV does this to all their amp enabled devices, but I think they set it up way to early on the Everse 8's. I have had great luck with the PEQ EQ getting my sound just where I want it. I like being able to control both speaker EQ settings independently while theyre in TWS. This allows me to boost the bass and lower the mids and highs on one speaker, while lowering it on the other while raising the mids and highs, pretty much making one dedicated to the bass, and the other dedicated to the mids and highs, a cool like trick to give you a unique and loud sound. Ultimately they sound amazing no matter which direction you set them up in. As for the other purchases complaining about the app crashing, and having to reset db levels, Im almost positive its the devices he's using the app on as I have no issues on my s22 ultra with android 13 and my ipad mini 6 on iOS 16.6. My mic settings for input 2 has never reset on my app, and ive never had the app crash, and i have about 50 hours of use on these speakers so far in about a month of owning them

Expensive but sturdy build and decent sound , probably more useful for event organisers than casual listening

Es ideal para eventos o fiestas pequeñas, en presión sonora es mucho mejor que bose s1 pro(lo digo porque también la tengo). Me encanta que tenga Hi-Z y +48V además de un contacto para conectar un microfono inalámbrico y darle energía. Necesitan cables de buena calidad, por ejemplo, en la entrada de jack 3.5 si no se utiliza un cable con malla puede ocasionar ruido(al igual que los otros) muchos pensamos que es error de las bocinas o que las entradas están dañadas y puede ser pero asegurense de comprar buenos cables y si funciona perfectamente con ellos entonces su altavos está al 100👍. PROS 1.- la bateria dura de 4/6 horas en volumen máximo. 2.- Tiene +48V (input 1) 3.- EQ Grafico y paramétrico 4.- Cuenta con Hi-Z (input 2) 5.- Fuente de energía para set de micrófono inalámbrico. 6.- 30 efectos y entrada footswitch. 7.- protector para lluvias IP43 8.- APP QuicSmart para controlar los 3 canales en algún dipositivo móvil. 9.- db establecidos para configurar el nivel de presión sonora. 10.- AFS para evitar retroalimentación CONTRAS 1.- Más pesado 2.- sensibilidad en las entradas(asegurese de comprar buenos cables para evitar ruidos molestos) 3.- la estética del logo no permite que luzca al máximo al no ser giratorio a pesar de que se puede colocar en diferentes posiciones. CONCLUSIÓN Es un excelente altavoz, deben de saber que bose s1 pro y EV everse 8 están pensados para usos diferentes, bose s1 pro tiende a tener más fidelidad a un volumen más bajo, si se incrementa el volumen incluso a un nivel intermedio se puede llegar a saturar y una desventaja muy grande es que no tiene ecualizador para medios, (en las voces es indispensable) esto hace que la señal se distorsione bastante tanto en un micrófono, en algún instrumento o pista de audio (diseñado para solistas o músicos callejeros, restaurantes pequeños, conferencias de no mas de 50 personas, etc.). Electro Voice en cambio tiende a otorgar mucha potencia (funciona más como PA) pero sacrifica calidad de audio, una ventaja es el ecualizador que maneja tres bandas (graves, medios y agudos) las cuales pueden regular un poco más la saturación de las pistas( en bose s1 pro no se pueden ecualizar el canal 3 que es la parte de la música).

Decently loud for it's size, Decent battery life, great app, and decent sound. I've been using this speaker now for 2 years and just had to buy a second. No, its not loud or deep enough for a 200 person dance floor, but for cocktails and ceremony it is perfect. The power out is also a game changer. Great bbq speaker too. I've recommended it to all my DJ friends.

Excelente producto, sonido impresionante, mucha potencia para su tamaño. Hay que descargar la aplicación de EV para sacarle más provecho

Perfecto..bin protegido...entrega a tiempo...excelente producto. Todo funciona bien.