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    OSD AP850 8" Outdoor Patio Speaker Pair - 8ohm/70V Tap, Full Motion Bracket, IP54 Rated, Black or White

    Purchase 8" Outdoor Patio Speaker Pair - 8ohm/70V Tap, Full Motion Bracket, IP54 Rated, White/Black AP850
    • Outdoor Speaker Depot SKU: AP850-PAR apmasepasp
    • $399.99

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    • Durable Construction: ABS polymer enclosure, silicone-sealed internal cabinetry, rust-resistant aluminum grille
    • Residential Audio Excellence: 8-ohm option delivers 200W of high-fidelity sound, perfect for home patios, decks, or poolside areas with robust, clear audio output.
    • Weather-Resistant: All-weather enclosure resists harsh outdoor conditions and pool chemicals/li>
    • Flexible Mounting: Full-motion brackets for 180-degree swivel, 60-degree tilt; mount horizontally or vertically
    • Commercial-Grade Performance: 70V transformer with 4 taps - 50W, 25W, 12.5W and 6.25W for versatile installations

    Elevate your outdoor audio experience with the OSD Audio AP850 outdoor patio speaker pair with 70V tap, designed for both residential and commercial applications. These speakers deliver premium sound quality without the premium price, making them a favorite among customers and installers alike. Featuring a robust 8” polypropylene woofer for deep, enveloping bass and a 1” ferrofluid-cooled silk dome tweeter for crisp high notes, the AP850-70V ensures clear, powerful sound for patios, decks, poolside areas, ballparks, hotels, and more.

    Built to withstand harsh weather conditions, the AP850-70V speakers boast a sturdy ABS polymer enclosure, silicone-sealed internal cabinetry, and a rust-resistant aluminum grille. Each speaker is rated at 200W in 8-ohm mode, ideal for home setups delivering high-fidelity audio for intimate gatherings or backyard entertainment, and covers up to 800 square feet. The included mounting brackets allow for flexible installation—swivel up to 180 degrees and tilt up to 60 degrees—either horizontally or vertically for optimal placement.

    Now equipped with a 70V transformer and four selectable taps (50W, 25W, 12.5W, and 6.25W), these speakers offer versatile power options for commercial installations, such as restaurants or retail spaces, allowing up to 40 speakers to be connected to an OSD XPA600 70V amplifier for consistent, high-quality sound across large areas. The 8-ohm setting suits residential systems, while the 70V taps enable scalable, distributed audio for commercial environments.

    Available in black or white to match your outdoor décor, these speakers are IP54 rated for dust and water resistance and come with a one-year warranty.


    Warning: California's Proposition 65

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    This product can expose you to chemicals, including vinyl chloride, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

    • Speaker Type: 8" 2 Way Indoor/ Outdoor Patio Speakers
    • Built-In 70V Transformer Taps: 50W, 25W, 12.5W, 6.5W
    • IP54 Rated
    • Woofer: 8" Polypropylene Cone
    • Tweeter: 1" Silk Dome, Ferrofluid-Cooled
    • Dual Port Design
    • Frequency Response: 33Hz - 22kHz
    • Power handling: 6W-200W
    • Sensitivity: 88 dB
    • Impedance: 8 Ohms
    • Gold-Plated Spring-Loaded Binding Posts
    • Rust-resistant aluminum Grille
    • Full Motion Bracket
    • Unit Dimensions: (L x H x D) 9.6" x 14.9" x 9.4"
    • Sold As: Pair
    • Colors Available: Black
    • Weight: 11 lbs Each Speaker
    • Warranty: 1 Year
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    Rodney • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM I am looking to replace my current "rock" speakers that have not weathered well. I'm planning on installing some 4" x 4" treated posts to mount these at about 4' to 4.5' high. I'll be removing these in the fall to keep in the garage during the cold months, and remounting in the spring. So they'll not be exposed to ice, snow, or freezing rain. They'll likely be mounted vertically, and the ports will be very close to level. Do I need to worry about rain water getting into the enclosure, and if so, are there steps I can take to mitigate this? Also, can you confirm that these have true crossovers, and not just a filter on the tweeter? Also, if you can share the crossover points, just out of curiosity?
    Customer Service • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM
    HI Rodney: I am always concerned about recommending any of our Outdoor patio speakers that are a ported design for an application where you have direct exposure to the elements. Unless they are mounted under an eve or or some sort of enclosure. And it is a good idea to take any outdoor speaker in during the off season. Maybe a better choice would be the AP650 which is a sealed design and has the highest certification for direct exposure. And like the AP 850 does have a actual crossover not just a cap to protect the tweeter. TL/4227
    suzann hensley • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM I have a pair of AP850's being installed by the pool. I want a good receiver/amp that will get the most out of these speakers. Receiver will be on a screen porch subject to heat and high humidity at times. Any suggestions regarding what receiver I should consider?
    Customer Service • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM
    Hi Suzann: The best match for your AP-850 is our AMP200. This is High Current Power Amplifier with plenty of headroom with great audiophile sound quality. It also features Automatic Priority Dual Source Switching so you have options for adding sources. There are some very good wireless sources available or you can add wired options like your iPod/Smartphone, Tablet, CD/DVD. And as long as your not exposed directly to the elements like rain there should be no problem mounted in a cabinet on your porch. You can also add an additional pair of AP-850 on Speaker B output. TL/4246
    Mike • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM What is the difference between the AP840 and the AP850?
    Customer Service • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM
    HI Mike: The AP 850 is a more expensive speaker since it costs more due to better components and cabinet construction. Pure and simple we sell more AP 850 and virtually have no returns because someone does not like the sound quality. We had people return that AP 840 after complaining about the sound quality. Yes it looks comparable on paper but the AP 850 does not come back so it's the speaker we recommend between the two. TL/4412
    Didier • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM Im opening a bar with 4 different zones. Im looking at 4 pairs of these after reading awesome reviews. Im thinking 2 amps to control the zones and maybe ad a powered sub with 2 extra speakers in one area to make people dance. What do you recommend?
    Customer Service • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM
    HI Didier: We would love to help you with your bar setup. Where are you located? If you can supply me with additional information on your project including the layout of the building with dimensions and images of all the rooms and bar area. Checkout our AMP300 and the SSVC4 Speaker Selector with Dual Source switchable per zone between two amps. We have done many restaurants where the SSVC4 would be behind the bar and controlled by the bartender. Each zone features an internal volume control, On/Off switch and a choice of Source A or Source B. What are you planning for your sources? One could be for your TV's. Please let me know more. We just returned from a recent convention where we featured a wall of Bass including 8 each SL800 Passive subs powered by a single sub amp. It would work perfect with four speakers in two locations. tim@osdaudio.com
    Carlos Valenzuela • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM I ordered By Amazon 2 pairs of AP850, but I received AP850 with the Tap of 70V I think, they have a selector of watts. What is the diference, the speakers do not sound well. Please contact me to cvalenzuela@lamparascontempo.net Regards Carlos Valenzuela
    Customer Service • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM
    Hi Carlos: Just make sure you set the selector switch to 8 Ohm, this will bi-pass the internal 70V Transformer. The speaker is identical to the 8 ohm only version and should sound the same. What are you using them with, what is your source? tim@osdaudio.com TL/4610