Earthquake Sound AWS-802W All-Weather Speaker drops to $230 from $399

Down $169 from the usual price.

Earthquake Sound AWS-802W All-Weather Indoor/Outdoor Speaker drops to $230 - save $169. That is 42% off the $399 list price on a speaker built to handle everything from poolside humidity to winter freezes without breaking a sweat. At this price, it undercuts the 30-day average of $271 by a solid margin.

THE DEAL

Earthquake Sound AWS-802W All-Weather Indoor/Outdoor Speaker

$230 (was $399) - Save $169 (42% off)

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Get This Price

For just $230, down from its list price of $399, this speaker lands well below the 90-day average of $274. While the all-time low hit $70 during a flash event. This is one of the better standard discounts on a rugged outdoor speaker that rarely sees deep cuts outside clearance windows.

What You're Getting

The AWS-802W is an 8-inch 2-way speaker rated at 200 watts max power, built for indoor/outdoor and marine environments. The enamel-coated anti-rust aluminum grille and UV-treated molded PVC enclosure resist corrosion and sun damage year after year.

Acoustic components are fully sealed and gasketed, with a polypropylene cone, butyl rubber surround, and a PEI Mylar dome tweeter. Frequency range spans 55Hz to 20kHz with 96dB sensitivity, and the included bracket supports vertical or horizontal mounting under eaves or on corners.

Who This Is For

Best for homeowners with a patio, pool area, garage, or covered porch who want permanent outdoor audio without babying the hardware. Also a strong pick for marine setups given the corrosion-resistant build.

Skip this if you only need a single portable speaker for occasional backyard use -- a Bluetooth option would be simpler and cheaper.

The Caveat

This is a passive speaker, so you will need an external amplifier or receiver to drive it. Factor that into your total cost if you do not already have amp channels available.

Final Verdict

The 42% cut brings this to a price that makes sense if you are building out a multi-zone outdoor system or replacing aging market speakers. The build quality justifies the spend over budget all-weather options that degrade after one season.