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MANUAL
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I.
INTRODUCTION
TheEV7300
performance and reliability
channel delivers 200 watts of power into 8
300 watts into 4 ohms over the full audio frequency
range.
over 600
The
APX
convenience of on-board, bi-amp capability.
module has 24 preset selectable crossover frequencies
50Hzto
from
the octal sockets providedonthe rear of the amplifier
and your system
The 7300
Electro-Voice electronic products. We would appreciate
any
comments you have regarding the performance,
features or reliability of the 7300.
was
designed to deliver exceptional
atanaffordable price.
ohms,
In
the mono bridge mode, the 7300 can deliver
watts.
octal crossover accessory provides the
The
10,000
isanadditiontothe growing family of
Hz.
Simply plug the module
is
bi-amp ready.
Each
and
APX
into
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STEREO
POWER
AMPLIFIER
Table01Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
DESCRIPTION - FRONT PANEL
Power Switch
1A.
Power Status Indicator
B.
1
Channel Attenuation
1C.
10. Clip Indicator
Protect Indicators
E.
1
DESCRIPTION - REAR PANEL
Input Connectors
2A.
Octal Input Sockets
2B.
Dual Bridge Mode
2C.
Output Connectors
20.
SPECIFICATIONS
INSTALLATION
Operating Cautions
4A.
Input Connections
4B.
Output Connections
4C.
40.
Grounding
Ventilation
4E.
OPERATION
Dual/Stereo Mode
5A.
5B. Bridge
APX Crossöver Option
5C.
Alternate Operating Voltage
50.
Modß
6.
7.
8.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Protection
6A.
SCHEMATIC
SERVICE/WARRANTY INFORMATION
***
WARNING
***
The service information contained within this documentisfor use
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only by Electro
Voice, Inc. authorized warranty stations and
qualified service personnel.
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STEREO
POWER
AMPLIFIER
Description
DESCRIPTION
10.
1A.
18.
1C.
1E.
FIGURE 1 - Front Panel View
1. Front Panel
1
A.
Power Switch - The power switch turns the
amplifier
1B.Power Status Indicator -
when the unit is
1C.
Input Attenuators - Clockwise
the amount of amplifier gain.
1
D.
Clip Indicators-
c1ipping,
distortion reduce the input
longer light.
1
E.
Protect Indicators -
when the amplifier overheats or when shorted
loads or
A relay automatically disconnects the load from
the channel when a problem
amplifier will reset itself when the problem
corrected. See the Troubleshooting section for
problem solving.
onand
the clip indicator
dcisdetectedonthe amplifier output.
off.
This
on.
rotation
When
the amplifierisdriven into
will
illuminate.Toavoid
level
until
The
protect light illuminates
is
LED
indicates
increases
the LED's no
detected. The
<.
is
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tl7300
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POWER
AMPLIflER
Descrlptlon
28.
2A.
2C.
FIGURE 2 -
Back
Panel
DESCRIPTION
20.
View
2.
Back Panel
on
the
2A. Input Connectors - Located
two 3·pin·XLR-type connectors and two balanced
quarter-inch phone jacks: The inputs can also be
See
unbalanced.
connections.
2B. Octal Accessory Sockets - Located above the
input jacks, accesscry octal sockets
for the
crosscver frequencies are available from 50
to 10,000
2C. Dual/Mono Bridge
located to the right
stereo mode er bridge-mode without any
additional patching.
2D. Output Connectors - The speaker connectors
are heavy-duty five-way binding posts. For
protection, there
bin
APX
Hz.
ding posts.
Figure 3 for typical input
crossover module. Twenty-four
Mode
- The mode switch
cf
channel 1 input selects
is
a bracket on each sideofthe
left side
are
are
provided
Hz
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CONDITIONS -
3.
4.
CONTINUOUS RATED OUTPUT
(20 Hz, referenee 1 kHz)
MAXIMUM MIDBAND OUTPUT POWER (referenee 1 kHz, 1
DYNAMIC HEADROOM (referenee 1 kHz) -
POWER
VOl
INPUT SENSITIVITY
(referenee 1 kHz, ± 0.3 dB)
MAXIMUM INPUT
INPUT IMPEDANCE (per ehannel, 20 Hz-20
PHASE RESPONSE (at rated
at
at20kHz:
THD (at rated
IMD
TIM [OlM
AlSE TIME
SlEW
STEREO
1,0
dBu
...
2,
Dual Mode, 4 Ohms:
Bridge
Dual Mode, 8 Ohms: 2oo,wattsat<0.05%
Bridge
Dual Mode, 4 Ohms:
Bridge
Dual Mode, 8 Ohms:
Bridge
Dual Mode, 4 Ohms: > 1.25 dB
Bridge
Dual Mode, 8 Ohms: >
Bridge
Dual Mode,
Bridge
Dual
Bridge
Dual Mode: 32.0 dB
Bridge
Dual Mode, 4 Ohms: 0 dBu (0.775 V
Bridge
Dual Mode, 8 Ohms: +3 dBu (0.902 V
Bridge
+20
Balaneed: >
Unbalanced: >
Dual Mode, 4 Ohms, 20 Hz-20 kHz: <
Bridge
Dual Mode, 8 Ohms, 20
Dual Mode, 8 Ohms, 1 kHz·20 kHz: < 0.05%
Bridge
Bridge
Dual Mode, 4 Ohms: <0.05%
Bridge
Dual Mode, 8 Ohms: < 0.03%
Bridge
Dual Mode, 4 Ohms: < 0.05%
Bridge
Dual Mode, 8 Ohms: <0.03%
Bridge
Dual Mode, 4 Ohms: < 5
Bridge
Dual Mode, 8 Ohms: <
Bridge
Dual Mode, 4 Ohms:
Bridge
Dual Mode, 8 Ohms:
Bridge
0.775 V
Dual·mode ratings
Both"channels operatingatrated output
120 volt ac
Mode,8
Mode, 16 Ohms:
Mode, 8 Ohms:
Mode, 16 Ohms: 500 watts
Mode, 8 Ohms: > 1.25 dB
Mode,'16Ohms: >
BANDW10TH(+0,
Mode, 8 Ohms: 7
Mode, 8 Ohms: 7
Mode, 16 Ohms: 7
TAGE GAIN (reference 1 kHz) -
Mode: 38.0 dB
Mode, 8 Ohms: 0 dBu (0.775 V
Mode, 16 Ohms: + 1.3 dBu (0.902 V
dBu (7.75 V
20 Hz: +15degrees
-15
Mode, 8 Ohms, 20 Hz-20 kHz: <0.10%
Mode, 16 Ohms, 20
.Mode, 16 Ohms, 1 kHz·20 kHz: <0,05%
[SMPTE1
Mode, 4 Ohms: <0.05%
JAode,
1001
Mode, 8 Ohms: <0.05%
Mode, 16 Ohms: <0.03%
(10%tc90%,strsted
Mode, 8 Ohms:
Mode, 16 Ohms:
RATE (at rated
Mode, 8 Ohms:
Mode,16Ohms:
POWER
rms.
are
for
each channel.
line
voltage maintained throughout
POWER-
300
Ohms: 600 wattsat<0.10%
4' Ohms: 7
lEVEL
30
kilohms
15
degrees
output
(at rated
16 Ohms:
(at rated
wattsat<0,10%
400
wattsat<0.05%
% THD)
400
watts
800
watts
250
watts
1.0
dB
1.0
dB
- 3 dB, reference 0 dBat1 kHz) -
Hz-70
kHz
Hz-60
Hz-85
kHz
Hz-65
FOR
RATED OUTPUT
(referenee 1 kHz) -
rms)
kilohms
output
power)-
Hz·1
kHz: <0.01%
Hz·1
output
power) -
..
<0.03%
output
power) -
IJ.sec
<6llsec
4.5
Ilsec
<5.5
IJ.sec
output
power) -
>20
VfJJsec
>30
VflJ.sec
>30
VflJ.sec
>60
VflJ.sec
AMPLIFIER
power
unless
testing.
THD
THD
THD
THD
kHz
kHz
POWER-
rms)
rms)
rms)
rms)
kHz)
-
power, any mode) -
0.1
0%
kHz: <0.01%
output
power)
SPECIFICATIONS
noted.
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Specifications
DAMPING FACTOR -
Dual Mode, 4 Ohms,20Hz-1
Dual Mode, 4 Ohms,
Bridge Mode, 8 Ohms, 20 Hz·1 kHz: > 200
Bridge Mode, 8
Dual Mode, 8 Ohms,20Hz-1
Dual Mode, 8 Ohms,
Bridge Mode, 16 Ohms, 20
Bridge Mode,16Ohms, 20 kHz: >
CHANNEl SEPARATION (below rated
>80dB
NOISE (below rated output
100
>
AMPLIFIER PROTECTION -
Excessive
Shorted loads
Excessive
LOAD PROTECTION -
Startup/shutdown
dc
COOLING -
Heatslnk: Thermally
Dual-Speed Fan:
OUTPUT TOPOlOGY -
True complementary symmetry
OUTPUT TYPE -
Dual Mode: Unbalanced, each channel
Bridge Mode: Balanced
OUTPUT DEVICES -
Sixteen
CONTROlS AND SWITCHES -
Input
Mode
Power
FRONT-PANEL INDICATORS -
Power
.
Cfip
output
att
dB
output voltage
phase
fault
black anodized heatsink
25O-watt,
level
controls
switch,
switch,
LED
LED's
(two)
'20
Ohms, 20 kHz: >
power,
kHz
shift
transients
equafized
106
20,000 hoursat72°C, or 43,500 hours
25°C ambient temperature
250-Vf16-A,
<two),
rear
front
!Protect LED's(two)
CONNECTIONS -
Input:
6-terminal barrier strip, female XLR·type connectors
Output: 4·terminal barrier strip
Power:
8-foot,
3-wire,
17-GA
POWER REQUIREMENTS
100,
120,
200,220,
POWER CONSUMPTION/HEAT PRODUCED (both
channeIs operating dual mode wlth 1 kHz Input signal
stated output power Imo 4 ohms,orbridge mode Into 8 ohms)
130
Idle:
Y3
Y2
Rated Power: 1430 wattsl2.822 kBTUfhr
Maxlmum.Mldband Power: 960
OPERATING TEMPERATURE
Upto60°C (140°F)
DIMENSIONS -
Helght:
Wldth: 48.2cm(19
Depth:
COLOR - Gray/black
ENCLOSURE -
Rack
aluminum topfback,
SHIPPING WEIGHT NET WEIGHT - 17.7kg(39
wattsf0.442
Power:
900
Power: 1060 wattsl2.584 kBTU/hr
13.3cm(5
32.4cm(12
mount
wattsf2.380
chassis,
240Vac,
kBTU/hr
ambient
1
/4
in.)
in.)
3
/4
16-GA
3AG·inch
21,8kg(48
kHz: > 100
kHz: > 40
50
kHz: > 200
20
kHz: > 80
Hz-1
kHz:
100
single
channel·operatlng)
power,
A.welghted,
RF
interference
Over temperature
Infrasonic signals
Lowac!ine
3AG-inch
CFM
(high speed), minimum
TO-3
transistors
rear
power cord with NEMA
-
50/60
Hz,
kBTUfhr
watts/1.564 kBTUfhr
RANGE-
in.)
steel
bottomfsides,
6061-T6 aluminum front
Ib)
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>400
voltage
aluminum,
900 watts
any mode) _
Iife
rating
5-15
V,G-inch
panel
at
(two)
plug
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STEREO
POWER
AMPLIFIER
Installation
LOADS
CH.2
Dual Mode
CH.1
Hote1,Not
FIGURE
rlcomm.nded
Nole2,Not
3 - Typical Input Connections
recomm.nded for
rar cable
etble
run,
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run.
over IfI(2ml
100fIl30ml
4. INSTALLATION
4A. Operating Cautions
a.
Da
not operate
unventilated housing.
b.
Da
not connect
c.
Da
not connect
supply, or the power mains. Damage caused by such
hookup
d.
Be
careful when making connections, selecting signal
sources and controlling the output
e.
Da
not ite the input signal groundtothe
an
output. Ground-loop-induced oscillations may
of
occur.
f.
Ensure that the main ac poweriswithin 10% of
selected voltage
unit within these limits voids the warranty.
g.
Use only the proper size'mains
ac voltage.
h.
Da not connect either side of the loudspeaker cable
to ground when operating the unit
The bridged mode
i.
Make certain that test equipmentisnot graund
referenced when testing the unit
j.
Tampering with
personnel will void the warranty
the
amplifierina completely
the
outputs of
the
outputterminalstoa battery, power
is
not covered by the warranty.
and
frequency.
the
channelsinparallel.
Failuretooperate the
fuse
is
balancedtoground.
in
the
circuit er repair by unauthorized
level.
for
in
bridged mode.
the
bridged mode.
of
the
c1osed,
ground lead
the selected
unit.
CH.2
FIGURE
Compresslon
Driver
f-.------1+
4 - Typical Output Connections
__
--
~
HIGHS
4B. Input Connections
is
Pin2Of
(-),
(-).
and the
recom-
the
and
Two conductor shielded low-impedance cable
mended for input lines to the amplifier input.
XLR·type connector
is
pin 1
ground.
impedance input. Tip
is
sleeve
ground.
High impedance
is
high
(+),
pin 3islow
The
V4-inch
is
See
lines
jack may be usedasa low
high
(+),
ringislow
Figure
3.
may be connected to the amplifier
inputs with a single-conductor low capacitance sheilded
cable of 30 feet or
lessiniength. A two conductor
1/4-inch
plug will automatically unbalance the input. To help avoid
in
hum or buzz
fre
physically separated from power wiring er power
the output, be certain that
all
input cables
transformers.
4C. Output Connections
Binding posts are provided for speaker terminations, the
post
is
high (+)and
connector
is
the
black postislow (-).The
a high quality dual banana plug. See Figure 4
red
preferred
for typical output configurations.
Before making output connections, the input attenuators
so
should be turned off (full counterclockwise), doing
bl
eliminate any chance of loud
astscrdamage to the
will
loudspeaker.
of
all
of the
(in
the
the
Power loss in the speaker wire. The impedance
speakerconnecting wire would ideally be zero, so
amplifier output power would be delivered
the
load. However,
become a significant percentage
of
Thus, part
of
form
the amplifier poweris"lost"inthe wire
heat)
and
impedance of the speaker wire can
of
the speaker impedance.
the
power delivered to the speaker system
to
the speaker
slx
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STEREO
POWER
AMPLIFIER
Impedance
AWG
Size
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
Reslstance
(ohms/1000 feet)
1.00.
1.59
2.50
4.02
6.39
10.1
16.2 7
40
120
75
48
30
19
12
80
240
150
96
60
38
24
15
160
480
300
190
120
75
48
30
TABlE I - Cable Selection Chart
is
correspondingly reduced. Wire impedanceishigher when
using long wire runs and small wire sizes.
Table I shows the two-wire cable (copper) lengths
permissable
impedances, to avoid a loss of more than 0.5 dB.
of 1 dB (basically imperceptible) lengths may
For a 2-dB loss, the lengths wouldbemultiplied by 4.4.
In
general, note that the higher load impedances allow much
longer smaller-gauge wiring to be used,
40.
Grounding
The chassis
chassis grounds of additional audio equipment
ground of the amplifier may help reduce noise and hum.
4E. Ventilation
In
order to offset the heat generated bythe power amplifier,
itisnecessary to provide ample ventilation around the unit.
Avoid blocking or impeding the vent slots of thechassis.
Locate
dust or vibration to help prevent problems
caused
for
a number of wire sizes and speaker
For
be
of
the unit shouldbegrounded. Connecting the
to
the
the
unit where itisfree from direct sunlight, humidity,
wh
ich might be
by
the environment.
a loss
doubled. '
chassis
5. OPERATION
5A. Dual/Stereo Mode:
In the dual or stereo mode the channels may be operated
independently. Before hook-up
switch
isinthe dual position and that the level controls are
down
(FCCW).
Figures 3 and
increase level until the desired output power
lf either (clip) LED iltuminates, reduce the output with the
input attenuators or reduce the source signal
5B. Bridge Mode:
Input connection should
not make any input connections into channel
mode switch to bridge mode and make sure both level
controls
two red binding posts. Channel 1 red post
channel 2 red postislow (
are
Connect the inputs and outputs (See
4).
Turn the power amponand slowly
down
(FCCW).
.make sure that the mode
be
made into channel1 only.
two.
Connect the speaker ac
-).
00
not make a connection
is
obtained.
level.
Move the
ross
is
high
(+),
00
the
Operation
to
either of the black binding posts, Switch poweronand
slowly increase amplifier channel 1
desired output power
come
on,
reduce
signal level.
5C. APX Crossover Option:
The
APX
crossoverisa24dB per octave Linkwitz-Riley filter
network. There are
to 10,000 kHz,
is
obtained,Ifthe clip
the
power amp level control or the source
24
selectable frequencies from 50 Hz
***
CAUTION
No user serviceable parts inside. Hazardous voltage
currents
and
To
avoid electricshock, do
may be encountered
unless you are qualified to
50.
Alternate Primary Voltage
The amplifier can be powered with line v6ltages other than
120 volts by altering the primary wiring of the power
transformer. Table Illists the primary wire color, the terminal
block
(TB),
and the position of theTBthe wire should be
located
To alter the transformer primary wiring configuration
following procedure:
1. Oisconnect the amplifier from the ac power source.
2.
3. Discharge each large capacitor carefully through a
4. Locate the two voltage-selection terminal blocks
5.
6. Select the desired operating voltage on Table
7. Relocate the fan wires according to the wiring chart.
8. Install the correct line fuse (values
9. Plug the amplifier into a variac and sweep the mains
10. Reinstall the top cover with the ten screws.
in
for operation at the desired voltage.
Remove the
are three screws on each side; two screws on the rear
along the bottom edge, and the two innermost screws
inset into the top strip on the front panel. See Figure 5
for exact screw locations.
150-ohm, 2-watt resistor for
See Figure
mounted next to each other
between the power transformer and the large capacitor.
The transformer has six primary leads. Disconnect the
primary leads of the power transformer by pulling each
wire firmly to disengage it from the terminal block.
Note: The primary lead colors are black, brown, white,
black/white, brown/white and white/black.
reconnectthe wires accordingly. Push each wire firmly
into the block
voltage from
ing the amplifier's dc
should be
voltage.
ten
screws securing the top cover. There
6.
untilitsnaps into place.
zerotofull
±
78
operating voltage while monitor-
rail
V dc, ±5%at the selected primary
level control until the
LEO
***
within
not
perform
do
so.
on
voltages. The dc
any servicing
at
least one minute.
the side of the chassis
in
Table
indicators
the chassis.
use
the
11
and
111).
rail
voltage
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STEREO
POWER
AMPLIFIER
Permanent
(BLK) UNE
(BLK)
FUSE
(BLKIPWR
(BLK)
PWR
CAP
SW
SW
Connections·
TBl
TB2
o 0
1 UNE
2 NEUTRAL (WH)
o 0
200
V
TBI
TB2
o 0
GAP
(BLK)
Factory Wlrlng (120 V)
TBI
TB2
o 0
o 0
220
V
TBI
T82
WH
WH/BLK
TBI TB2
•
•
100 V
240 V
TBI
5
7
8 BRNIWH
9
0
TB2
FAN
FAN
BRN
(YL)
(YL)
3
SCREWS
L
• Da
NOT
MOVE
THESE
WIRES,
THEYARE
Prlmary Power Converslon Chart for 100·, 120-, 200-, 220-, and 240-V, 50/60-Hz Operation
COMMONTaAll
TABLE
11
PRIMARY
3
SCREWS
VOLTAGES
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AMPLIFIER
Troubleshootlng
ISchematic
6. TROUBLESHOOTING
a.
Be
systematic; check one thingattime;
obvious.
b.
Verify that the input connections
See
Figure3,page
c.
Verify that the output connections
See
made.
d.
Check input and output cables for proper wiring.
e.
Check the signal source and theload.
Figure3,page
4.
are
properly made.
are
4.
the level controls are up.
f.
Check that the bridge mode switchisin
position.
g.Ifthere arenolights, check ac power switch and
fuse.
power
h.
Fuses
that blow instantlyon turn-on
internal distress, and you should
are
refer
a quallfied service station.
7. SCHEMATIC
check the
properly
Make
the
desired
a sign of
the
unit to
sure
6A. Protection
1I
the amplilier goes into "protect" mode itisprobably lor one
01
the following
reasons:
Very Low Impedance Load or Shorted Load. Disconnect
speaker lines Irom
If
to cool.
the protect
check the speakers or decrease the number
attached
De
to
on the Output of the Amplifier. Disconnect
lines from the power amplilier and allow the amplifier
If
the
protect
itisIikely
that a dc
the
power amplilier and allow
LEDs
go out after a short periodoftime
the
outputs.
LEDs
do not go out after a short periodoftime
vo~age
isonthe output and that
the
01
speakers
the
the
amplilier
speaker
to
amplifier
will need servicing.
the
cool.
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STEREO
POWER
AMPLIFIER
ServicelWarranty
8. SERVICE/WARRANTY INFORMATION
WARRANTY (Limited) -
Reinforcement Electronic Components
from
two years
duetodefectsinworkmanship and
tion
date of original purehase against malfunc-
malfunction occurs, unit
option) without charge for materials
to
the
prepaid
be
returned prepaid. Warranty does
appearance
tion
under
to
incidentaloreonsequential
allow
the
damages,sothe
Repairbyother
ageneies
proper Electro-Voice service
itemsormalfunction duetoabuseor
other
than
exclusionorlimitationofincidentalorconsequential
above exclusion
than
will
void
this
centersisavailable
Buchanan,
Ine.,
3810
MI
49107 (AC/616-695-6831);
148th Avenue
(AC/206-881-9555); Electro-Voiee,
Oklahoma
Eleetro-Voice
City,
West,
OK
(AC/209-651-7777).
and
you
rights,
mayaiso have other rights
Electro-Voice
Professional
are
guaranteed tor
materials.Itsuch
willberepairedorreplaced
or
laborifdelivered
facility.
not
extendtofinish,
specified
Electro-Voieeorits
guarantee. A
from
conditions,
damages.
listofauthorized
Eleetro-Voice,
N.E.,
Redmond,
nor
Some
may
not
authorized service
Inc.,
600
Inc.,
10500W.Reno,
73128 (AC/405-324-5311); and/or
8234
Doe
This
warranty gives
Avenue,
Visalia,CA93291
you
which
statetostate.
Sound
(at
our
Unit
will
opera-
doesitextend
statesdonot
applytoyou.
service
Ceeil
Street,
Eleetro-Voiee,
WA
98052
specific legal
vary
from
FACTORY SERVICE ADDRESS
Electro-Voiee, Inc.
Service Department
West
City,
Reno
OK
73125
10500
Oklahoma
AC/405-324-5311
to
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without
notiee.
change
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Part Number 530990
600 Ceell Street. Buchenan. Mlchlgan 49101,
8234 Doe Avenue. Visalia, California 93291, Phone (209)651·7777,
Electro·Voice Div., 345 Herbert
Electro-Voice. S.A., Keltenslrasse5.CH·2563IPSACH, Switzerland, Phone (41)32·51·68·33.
Electro·Voice, Ud., 2·5·60 lzumi, Suginami·ku. Tokyo, Japan 168, Phone (81)3·325·7900.
Eleclro-Voice Germany, Larchenstrasse 99, 6230 FranklurtJMain
.1
Electrp·Voice
Pty.
Ud., 59 Waratah Street, Kirrawee,
SI.,
Gananoque, Ontario. Canada K7G 2V1. Phone (613)382·2141. TLX 389 066
©Electro-Voiee,
Phon.
(616)695-6831.
N.SW.
2232, Australia. Phone (61)2·521·5322, TLX 790
Ine.
1987
TWX:
TLX
172 119
BO,
Germany. Phone (49)69·380-100, TLX
810-210-3135
TLX
TLX
841
413847
26793
3245
845 934 045. FAX (41)32-51-12·21
781
2322494
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