Electro-Voice Xds, X-Array Xds Instructions Manual

Xds
X-Array™ Double Subwoofer System
• Unprecedented acoustic output in a small, lightweight package
• Ring Mode Decoupling (RMD)™ provides accurate transient detail
• EVX-180B woofers
• Optimized for maximum subwoofer
-frequency acoustic output
Description
The X-Array portant advancements in concert-sound-rein­forcement technology. The design goals called for the highest acoustic output capa­bility with the highest fidelity in lightweight, compact enclosures that were easy to array. The development began with a clean sheet of paper and took an integrated approach. The individual loudspeaker drivers, horns, enclosures, rigging hardware and system configurations were designed from the ground up specifically for this high-perfor­mance application.
The Xds is a manifolded, vented-box sub­woofer system utilizing two 457-mm (18-in.) woofers in the double-wide X-Array sure shell. The enclosure has been optimized for maximum subwoofer-frequency output. The two woofers face each other in a mani­fold chamber at the center of the enclosure. This manifolding technique (U.S. Patent Number 4,733,749) increases the acoustic loading, resulting in increased low-fre­quency efficiency (at slightly above box tun­ing) and reduced distortion compared to conventional direct-radiating designs. The woofers were designed as part of the Xds development and represent a step forward in state-of-the-art loudspeaker design in
product line represents im-
enclo-
terms of high acoustic output with low dis­tortion and low power compression.
Electro-Voice engineers developed a new technology dubbed Ring Mode Decoupling
(RMD intelligibility by reducing both linear and nonlinear resonance modes that color the sound.
The low-frequency driver in the Xds is the EVX-180B. An improved version of the in­dustry-standard EVX-180A high-excursion 467-mm (18-in.) woofer that has distin­guished itself as an industry standard for high-power, low-frequency reproduction. During the X-Array mal conduction of the motor was improved and the suspension was redesigned, giving the EVX-180B even lower power compres­sion and a longer mechanical lifetime. In the Xds, the woofers are manifolded in a vented enclosure optimized for maximized sub­woofer output from 30-160 Hz with mini­mized distortion.
Ring Mode Decoupling, (RMD nique utilized and named by Electro-Voice to describe a process used to improve sound quality in loudspeaker systems. RMD fers a solution to a very fundamental prob­lem. It has long been recognized that two different loudspeaker systems can sound dif­ferent even though they both may be equal-
) to substantially improve clarity and
development, the ther-
), is a tech-
of-
ized to have the same frequency response. This difference is due to a variety of reso­nances, or ring modes that color the sound. Although this ringing may be very low in level compared to the program material, it is still audible. The source of these resonances may be mechanical or acoustical in nature, or a combination of both. In addition, they may be linear or nonlinear, resulting in their character changing with level. Furthermore, these Ring Modes may be aggravated when multiple loudspeaker enclosures are as­sembled into arrays. The result is a colora­tion that decreases intelligibility and clarity, with the nature of that coloration varying with level. Often, the listener perceives that coloration as imbalance in the frequency re­sponse, and will attempt to electronically adjust the system to restore the spectral bal­ance. However this electronic equalization has the negative effect of changing the pro­gram material itself.
Ring Mode Decoupling (RMD mechanical resonances with mechanical so­lutions, and acoustical resonances with acoustical solutions. In the Xds development,
RMD
was applied at every level – to the individual low-frequency drivers, the low­frequency enclosure chambers and the inter­action between multiple enclosures. The de­sign process included, for example, the driver
) addresses
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cone, suspension geometry and materials, enclosure geometry and materials, absorp­tive materials, etc. The result is a dramatic improvement in clarity and with a much more neutral sound (a lack of coloration) with the loudspeaker system maintaining its sonic integrity from the very-lowest sound pres­sure levels to the very-highest sound pres­sure levels. This means that the front-of­house engineer will not have to retune the EQ and level settings as the SPL is increased throughout the show. This also means that the sound-system performance will remain consistent in different array configurations and from venue to venue.
The Xds utilizes a double-wide X-Array
Xds Double Subwoofer System
enclosure shell. The height of the Xds is iden­tical to the standard, full-size X-Array closures (like the Xf, Xn and Xb); however the footprint matches that of two standard X-Array™ enclosures sitting side by side with their sides parallel. Thus, two standard X-Array
enclosures (like the Xf, Xn, Xcn or Xb) may be stacked on top of the Xds. The Xds does not have rigging hardware for flying.
The durable Xds enclosure is constructed of 18-mm, 13-ply birch plywood and has a wear-resistant black, textured paint finish. The system is trapezoidal, forming a 36° wedge and includes a heavy-duty steel grille with a water-resistant charcoal-gray foam in­terlining. The enclosure features vinyl bumper pads on the front corners to and feet on the bottom to resist wear.
A variety of accessories are available for the X-Array
loudspeaker systems, including rigging hardware, dollies, covers, electronic crossovers, amplifier racks and speaker ca­bling. Consult the X-Array
Accessories sec-
tion for a complete listing of the available accessories
Applications
The X-Array
loudspeaker systems were de­signed for optimal performance in both con­cert-sound and permanent-installation appli­cations where studio-monitor sound quality is required at concert-sound levels. The X-
Array
loudspeaker systems work well in­dividually, in small arrays and in large ar­rays. The high acoustic output from these
en-
compact, lightweight systems provide the highest acoustic-power-to-weight ratio, the highest acoustic-power-to-frontal-area ratio, and the highest acoustic-power-to-bulk-vol­ume ratio in the industry. That means that X-Array
systems will be considerably smaller and lighter compared to competitive systems having equivalent acoustic output.
With its response from 32-200 Hz, the Xds is recommended for subwoofer and low-fre­quency applications where extremely high levels of bass are required. Specifically, the Xds has been optimized to provide sub­woofer reinforcement for all of the X-Ar-
ray
loudspeaker systems. Typically , the Xds would be crossed over to provide subwoofer reinforcement from 80 Hz and below in par­allel with the full-range systems (made up of Xf, Xn, Xcn, Xb and Xcb systems that cover 40 Hz and above). However, the Xds may be crossed over at 125 Hz and used as a combination subwoofer/low-frequency sys­tem in place of or in addition to the standard low-frequency systems (like the Xb and Xcb). The Xds may be used individually or in multiples to construct subwoofer/low-fre­quency arrays, or may be used with the full­range X-Array
systems to construct full­range, large-scale arrays. The double-wide Xds enclosure footprint matches that of two standard X-Array
enclosures sitting side by side with their sides parallel, allowing two standard, full-size systems to be stacked on top of the Xds. The Xds does not have fly­ing hardware and is intended for stacking only. The Xds would be well suited for front­of-house, front-fill, and side-fill applications.
The Xds is intended to be used with other
X-Array
systems for a full-range response as an active system that requires an active electronic crossover. Both the Electro-Voice Dx38 and Klark Teknik DN8000 digital crossovers are recommended for signal control. (See the Crossover, Equalization and Signal Delay Controller section.) The Electro-Voice P3000 amplifier is recom­mended for powering the Xds. (See the Amplifier Recommendations section.)
Power-Handling Capabilities
The Xds systems are rated as per the “ANSI/ EIA RS-426-A Loudspeaker Power- Rating,
Full-Range Test,” which uses a shaped­random-noise signal to simulate typical music to test the mechanical and thermal capabilities of the loudspeakers. A digital crossover was used to provide the appro­priate filtering and equalization. The test parameters are as follows:
Subwoofer Section (Pins 1 and 2 paral­leled):
P
: 1,200 watts
E(MAX)
Test Voltage: 58.7-volts rms
117.4-volts peak
(1.15RE): 2.88 ohms
R
SR
Amplifier Recommendations
Power amplifiers with the following ratings are recommended for use with the Xds loud­speaker systems:
SUB: 800 watts per channel
into 8 ohms 93-volts rms short term 132-volts peak
Xds loudspeakers may be paralleled with other Xds systems as long as the amplifiers can drive the lower impedances. To main­tain a sufficient damping factor with long cable runs, amplifier loads of four ohms per channel are recommended. The Electro­Voice P3000 amplifiers are ideal for power-
ing the X-Array
systems.
Crossover, Equalization and Signal Delay Controller
The Xds is intended to be used with other
X-Array
loudspeaker systems (like the Xf, Xn, Xcn, Xb or Xcb) to construct full-range arrays as an active system requiring an ac­tive crossover, equalization and signal de­lay controller. For basic applications, the Electro-Voice Dx38 2-in/4-out controller is recommended. For more sophisticated ap­plications, the Klark Teknik DN8000 2-in/ 5-out controller is recommended. Linkwitz­Riley crossover filters with a minimum slope of 24 dB per octave at 80-125 Hz are rec­ommended, and infrasonic filter protection at 34 Hz or higher with a minimum slope of 12-dB/octave is recommended. Both the Dx38 and the DN8000 offer appropriate fil­tering, equalization and signal delay capa­bilities to provide optimum performance of
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the X-Array™ loudspeaker systems. Digi­tal parameter settings for both controllers are available upon request.
Electrical Connection and System Wiring
Two paralleled Neutrik 8-pin Speakon
®
con­nectors are used for electrical connection to the Xds loudspeakers with the following pin assignments:
SUB1: Pins 1 Paralleled SUB2: Pins 2 Paralleled
The Xds wiring diagram is shown in Figure
7. Since the connectors are paralleled, it does not matter which connector is used as the input or output when paralleling Xds sys­tems. Although Pins 3 and 4 are not used by the Xds systems, they are paralleled on the input panel. This allows an X-Array
MB/ HF box (like the Xf or Xcn– which use Pins 3 and 4, but not Pins 1 and 2) to be paral­leled with an Xds, allowing all eight con­ductors to be used with a single cable run to the amplifiers. Note that, when two Xds sys­tems are jumped from one to another via the input/output connections, the amplifier home run cable will have two woofers on Pins 2 (for a 4-ohm load) and two woofers on Pins 1 (for a 4-ohm load).
Field Replacement
Normal service for the Xds requires only a #2 Phillips screwdriver and a 3/16-inch hex­key wrench. The drivers may be accessed as follows:
SUB: First remove the grille, then remove the screws securing the hatch on the front of the enclosure. Remove the screws securing the 18-inch woofer and lift the woofer out of the enclosure. In the event of failure, the entire woofer must be replaced or reconed.
The following service parts are available from the service department in Buchanan, Michigan USA:
LF #818-2883 EVX-180B complete driver The complete drivers are available only for
repair replacement and are not available for general sale.
Architects’ and Engineers’ Specifications
The loudspeaker system shall be a two­driver, manifolded, vented-box low-fre­quency system with a frequency response from 32-200 Hz. The loudspeaker system also shall have two 457-mm (18-in.) low­frequency woofers and each shall have an 8-ohm, 101-mm (4-in.) diameter voice coil and a 600-watt power rating. The loud­speaker shall have a rigging system enabling a column of loudspeakers to be hinged at their back corners, with relative downward angles set by adjustable rigging straps at the front. The enclosure shall be constructed of 18-mm thick, 13-ply birch plywood, and shall be trapezoidal, forming an 36° wedge and be 914 mm (36.00 in.) high, 1166 mm (45.92 in.) wide at the front, 736 mm (28.98 in.) wide at the back and 759 mm (29.88 in.) deep, and shall weigh 121 kg (267 lb).
The loudspeaker system shall be the Electro-Voice Xds.
Rigging Accessories: Grid: This ATM Fly-Ware™ “T”–shaped,
all-steel-construction grid was specifically designed as a single column of X-Array™ systems. Multiple grids can be linked to­gether with couplers on front and back re­tractable arms, the position of which sets the splay angle between adjacent columns. Part number MEGS-4000-T. ATM Fly-ware™, 2100 S. Wilmington A ve., Carson, CA 90810 USA, 310/834-5914
Xrhg Grid Hinge: Two Xrhg grid rigging hinges are used to attach the rear of the top enclosure in a column to the rear of an X-
Array
compatible grid. Each hinge consists of two precision-machined steel rigging­track fittings connected by an alloy-steel chain. Part number 510-2999. Electro-V oice, 600 Cecil St., Buchanan, MI 49107 USA, 616/695-6831 or 800/234-6831
Xrhp Pickup Hinge: T wo Xrhp pickup rig­ging hinges are used to create custom rig­ging assemblies to attach to the rear of the top enclosure in a column when an A TM grid is not used. Each hinge consists of one pre­cision-machined steel rigging-track fitting with an alloy-steel chain. Part number 510-
3000. Electro-Voice, 600 Cecil St., Bucha-
nan, MI 49107 USA, 616/695-6831 or 800/ 234-6831
Xrhl Linking Hinge: T wo Xrhl linking rig­ging hinges are used to link two enclosures together at the rear. Each hinge consists of two precision-machined steel rigging-track fittings connected by a heavy-duty steel hinge. Part number 510-2998. Electro-V oice, 600 Cecil St., Buchanan, MI 49107 USA, 616/695-6831 or 800/234-6831
Xrsl Long Rigging Steel Straps: T wo Xrsl long rigging straps are used at the front of two enclosures to adjust their relative verti­cal angles. The Xrsl may also be used to at­tach the front of the top enclosure to the A TM grid when upward angles are not required. Each all-steel strap consists of two New Haven NH32102-2 double-stud fittings con­nected by black plastic-coated wire rope. Sound Manufacturing Inc., 3336 Primera Ave., Hollywood, CA 90068 USA, 213/850-5042 or ATM Fly-ware™, 2100 S. Wilmington Ave., Carson, CA 90810 USA, 310/834-5914
Xrss Short Rigging Steel Straps: Two Xrss short rigging straps are used to at­tach the front of the top enclosure to the ATM grid. The Xrss may also be used at the front of two enclosures when a limited range of vertical angles are required. The all-steel Xrss utilizes the same construc­tion as the Xrsl. Sound Manufacturing Inc., 3336 Primera Ave., Hollywood, CA 90068 USA, 213/850-5042 or ATM Fly-ware™, 2100 S. Wilmington A ve., Carson, CA 90810 USA, 310/834-5914
General Rigging Supplies: A wide vari­ety of standard and specialty rigging hard­ware components for both touring and per­manent-installation applications is avail­able. Sound Manufacturing Inc., 3336 Primera A ve., Hollywood, CA 90068 USA, 213/850-5042 or ATM Fly-ware™, 2100 S. Wilmington Ave., Carson, CA 90810 USA, 310/834-5914
Electronic Accessories: Klark T eknik DN8000 Digital Controller:
The DN8000 digital electronic loudspeaker controller has a two-in/five-out architecture, with each output having programmable high-pass and low-pass filters, four-band
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equalization, signal delay, compressor-lim­iter-and noise-gate functions. Program pa­rameters for optimal performance of the X-Array™ systems are available. Klark Teknik, Klark Industrial Park, Walter Nash Road, Kidderminster, Worcestershire DY11 7HJ England, 44-156-274-1515
Electro-Voice Dx38 Digital Controller:
The Dx38 digital electronic loudspeaker controller has a two-in/four-out architecture, with each output having programmable high­pass and low-pass filters, four-band equal­ization, signal delay compressor and lim­iter functions. Program parameters for op­timal performance of the X-Array™ sys­tems are available. Electro-Voice, 600 Cecil
Xds Double Subwoofer System
St., Buchanan, MI 49107 USA, 616/695-6831
Electro-Voice P3000 Power Amplifiers:
The stereo P3000 power amplifiers are rated at 800 watts into 8 ohms, or 93-volts rms short term. The amplifiers are 3-U high and weigh 28 kg (62 lb) each. EVI Audio, 600 Cecil St., Buchanan, MI 49107 USA, 616/695-6831
X-Array™ Amplifier Racks: These 16-U racks will hold four Electro-Voice P3000 power amplifiers, one Klark Teknik DN8000 digital controller, 1-U light module, and a 2­U multipin patch panel. The aluminum­frame/wood-panel racks are vibration-isola­tion mounted on heavy-duty wheel boards and come prewired for AC power, audio and control signal sends and Neutrik
®
Speakon speaker connectors. db Sound, L.P., 1219 Rand Road, Des Plaines, IL 60016 USA, 847/299-0357
X-Array™ Speaker Cables: Eight conduc­tor cable with four #11 A WG conductors and four #13 AWG connectors. The larger con­ductors are used in the LF bands for in­creased damping factor. Lengths made to order. Standard terminations are Neutrik Speakon
TM
NL8FC connectors wired to X-Array™ standards; however, custom terminations are available. Entertainment Technology Cable, 1247 Rand Road, Des Plaines, IL 60016 USA, 800/529-6312
Miscellaneous Accessories: X-Array™ Loudspeaker Covers: Heavy-
duty covers are available for the X-Array™ speakers. These covers wrap around the
enclosures, while sitting on a dolly, and Velcro together at the back for fast instal­lation and removal. db Sound, L.P., 1219 Rand Road, Des Plaines, IL 60016 USA, 847/299-0357
X-Array™ Dolly Boards: Double-wide dolly built to hold four X-Array™ loud­speakers, two wide by two high. The double­thick 18-mm birch-plywood construction includes cutouts and keys for loudspeaker enclosure shape and alignment feet. The dolly boards are painted black and utilize four extra-heavy-duty 4-inch x 2-inch cast­ers. Custom-designed dolly boards are also available to meet specific requirements. R&R Cases and Cabinets, 1217 Rand Road, Des Plaines, IL 60016 USA, 847/299-8100
Racks and Road Cases: A variety of gen­eral purpose, custom racks and hard-shell road cases are available for touring or per­manent-installation applications. R&R Cases and Cabinets, 1217 Rand Road, Des Plaines, IL 60016 USA, 847/299-8100
Limited Warranty
Electro-Voice products are guaranteed against malfunction due to defects in mate­rials or workmanship for a specified period, as noted in the individual product-line statement(s) below, or in the individual prod­uct data sheet or owner’s manual, beginning with the date of original purchase. If such malfunction occurs during the specified pe­riod, the product will be repaired or replaced (at our option) without charge. The product will be returned to the customer prepaid. Ex- clusions and Limitations: The Limited W arranty does not apply to: (a) exterior fin­ish or appearance; (b) certain specific items described in the individual product-line statement(s) below, or in the individual prod­uct data sheet or owner’s manual; (c) mal­function resulting from use or operation of the product other than as specified in the prod­uct data sheet or owner’s manual; (d) malfunc­tion resulting from misuse or abuse of t he product; or (e) malfunction occurring at any time after repairs have been made to the product by anyone other than Electro-Voice Service or any of its authorized service rep­resentatives. Obtaining Warranty Ser- vice: To obtain warranty service, a cus-
tomer must deliver the product, prepaid, to Electro-Voice Service or any of its autho­rized service representatives together with proof of purchase of the product in the form of a bill of sale or receipted invoice. A list of authorized service representatives is available from Electro-Voice Service at 600 Cecil Street, Buchanan, MI 49107 (800/234-6831 or F AX 616/695-4743). Inci-
dental and Consequential Damages Ex­cluded: Product repair or replacement and
return to the customer are the only rem­edies provided to the customer. Electro­Voice shall not be liable for any incidental or consequential damages including, with­out limitation, injury to persons or prop­erty or loss of use. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of inciden­tal or consequential damages so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. Other Rights: This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
Electro-V oice Speakers and Speaker Sys­tems are guaranteed against malfunction due
to defects in materials or workmanship for a period of five (5) years from the date of origi­nal purchase. The Limited W arranty does not apply to burned voice coils or malfunctions such as cone and/or coil damage result­ing from improperly designed enclosures. Electro-Voice active electronics associ­ated with the speaker systems are guaran­teed for three (3) years from the date of origi­nal purchase. Additional details are included in the Uniform Limited W arranty statement.
Electro-Voice Accessories are guaranteed against malfunction due to defects in ma­terials or workmanship for a period of one (1) year from the date of original purchase. Additional details are included in the Uni­form Limited W arranty statement.
For warranty repair or service informa­tion, contact the service repair department at: 616/695-6831 or 800/685-2606.
For technical assistance, contact Technical Support at 800/234-6831 or 616/695-6831, M-F, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Eastern Stan­dard Time.
Specifications subject to change without notice.
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Figure 1 — Polar Response
The directional response of the Xds was measured in an anechoic environment at a distance of 6.1 m (20 ft.) using 1/3-octave-filtered pink noise with a full spherical measurement system. The polar response of the loudspeaker system at selected 1/3-octave frequencies is shown. The selected frequencies are representative of the polar response of the system.
V ertical
Horizontal
5 dB per division
63 Hz 80 Hz 100 Hz
Xds Double Subwoofer System
5
160 Hz 200 Hz125 Hz
Figure 2 — Frequency Response
The frequency response of the Xds was mea­sured on axis in the far field in an anechoic environment using a swept sine-wave sig­nal. The Klark Teknik DN8000 digital elec­tronic unit was used to provide the neces­sary crossover filters, equalization and time delay. One watt of power (2.00-volts rms at 70 Hz) was applied to the mid band of the low-frequency section. The sound pressure level was normalized for an equivalent one­meter distance.
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Xds Double Subwoofer System
Figure 3 — Beamwidth
The beamwidth of the Xds, (i.e., the included horizontal and vertical coverage angles at the
-6-dB points) was measured with a full­spherical measurement system as described in Figure 1.
Figure 4 — Directivity
The directivity index, D tor, R
, of the Xds were measured with a full-
, and directivity fac-
i
spherical measurement system as described in Figure 1.
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Figure 5 — Distortion
Distortion for the Xds was measured on axis in the far field in an anechoic environment with an input signal that would result in a sound pressure level of 115 dB at one meter . The Klark Teknik DN8000 digital electronic unit was used to provide the necessary cross­over filters, equalization and time delay. The sound pressure level was normalized for an equivalent one-meter distance. Plots of sec­ond and third harmonic distortion are shown referenced to the fundamental.
Xds Double Subwoofer System
Figure 6 — Impedance
The impedance of each frequency band of the Xds was measured in an anechoic envi­ronment
Figure 7 — Wiring Diagram
The wiring diagram of each frequency band of the Xds is shown.
WHITE
4+
BLACK
4 -
BLUE
3+
BLACK
3 -
RED
2+
BLACK
2 -
RED
1+
BLACK
1 -
WHITE
4+
BLACK
4 -
BLUE
3+
BLACK
3 -
RED
2+
BLACK
PA RALLELED CONNECTORS
2 -
RED
1+
BLACK
1 -
BLACK
RED
BLACK
RED
SUB2:
PINS 2 PARALLELED
SUB1:
PINS 1 PARALLELED
PINS 3 & 4 PARALLELED
RED SPEAKE R TERMINAL IS "+"
BLACK SPEAKER TERMINAL IS " -"
_
SUB1
+
8 OHMS NOMINAL
5.0 OHMS DC
_
SUB2
+
8 OHMS NOMINAL
5.0 OHMS DC
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Figure 8—Dimensions
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Xds Double Subwoofer System
Specifications
Frequency Response (measured in far field, with and without crossover and equalization, calculated to one meter on axis, swept sine wave, one watt into system - 2.00 V at 70 Hz, anechoic environment; see Figure 2):
32-200 Hz
Crossover Frequency:
80-125 Hz
Efficiency Mid Band:
6.0 %
Maximum Long-T erm-A verage Power-Handling Capacity (per ANSI/ EIA RS-426A 1980):
1,200 watts
Maximum Long-T erm-Average Mid­Band Acoustic Output, LF/HF:
72 acoustic watts
Sensitivity (SPL at one meter, indi­cated input power, anechoic environ­ment, average level),
1 watt:
100 dB
1,200 watts:
130.8 dB
Beamwidth (angle included by 6-dB­down points on polar responses,
indicated one-third-octave bands of pink noise; see Figures 1 and 3),
Horizontal, 63-200 Hz:
180° (+180°, -40°)
Vertical, 63-200 Hz:
200° (+160°, -80°)
Directivity Factor, R (Q), 63-200 Hz Average (see Figure 4):
3.0 (+1.9, -1.0)
Directivity Index, Di, 63-200 Hz Average (see Figure 4):
4.8 dB (+2.1 dB, -1.7 dB)
Distortion (115 dB SPL at one meter, shaped spectrum; see Figure 5),
Second Harmonic,
40 Hz:
0.6%
80 Hz:
0.2 %
Third Harmonic,
40 Hz:
0.3 %
80 Hz:
0.1 %
T ransducer Complement,
T wo EVX-180B 18-in. woofers
Impedance (see Figure 6),
Nominal:
T wo 8-ohm loads
Minimum:
T wo 6.1-ohm loads
Input Connections:
T wo Neutrik NL8MPR Speakon
connectors paralleled
Recommended Amplifier Power , Rating:
800 watts per channel @ 8 ohms (93-volts rms short term)
Enclosure Construction,
Enclosure Shell:
18-mm, 13-ply birch plywood
Finish:
Black textured paint
Grille:
Powder-coated steel with foam
Dimensions,
Height:
914.4 mm (36.00 in.)
Width (front):
1166 mm (45.92 in.)
Width (back):
736.1 mm (28.98 in.)
Depth:
758.8 mm (29.88 in.)
Angle:
36° wedge
Net Weight:
121 kg (267 lb)
Shipping Weight:
130 kg (282 lb)
®
TM
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600 Cecil Street, Buchanan, MI 49107
616/695-6831, 616/695-1304 Fax
©EVI Audio, 1998 • Litho in U.S.A.
Part Number 534826 Rev. B—9934SPEAKERS—X-Array
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