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1. RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS MENU LOCK SON 2 2 Select ON The Menu lock out message appears MENU LOCK OUT WHEN ON PRESS AND HOLD THE MENU BUTTON FOR 5 SECONDS TO ENTER THE MENU ARE YOU SURE NO YES 3 Select YES The menu lock feature is turned on and the LCD displays a lock symbol Notice If menu lock is ON the user is allowed to adjust the MASTER VOL To unlock the DSP menu do the following gt Press and hold the MASTER VOL knob for 5 seconds The DSP menu unlocks User Manual 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 OPTIONS DISPLAY CONTRAST DIM DISPLAY ON MENU LOCK OFF RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS OPTIONS DIM DISPLAY ON MENU LOCK OFF RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS INFORMATION 4 5 2 MAIN MENU EXIT FUNCTION MUSIC LOCATION NORMAL LOW PASS 100 Hz i MAIN MENU EXIT FUNCTION DYNES LOCATION NORMAL LOW PASS 100 Hz MAIN MENU EXIT FUNCTION MUSIC LOCATION De ANE LOW PASS 100 Hz RESET FACTORY SETTTINGS Menu The Reset Factory Settings menu is used to reset the loudspeaker to original factory settings Available options for this selection are NO or YES The default selection is NO To reset the system to original factory settings do the following 1 From the DSP menu select RESET FACTORY SETTINGS The restore factory settings message appears RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS ARE YOU SURE NO YES 2 Select YES The loudspeaker restarts
2. LOCATION Menu The Location menu is used to optimize the loudspeaker for different boundaries ETX 10P ETX 12P and ETX 15P Available options for this selection are TRIPOD MONITOR WALL and SUSPEND ETX 35P Available options for this selection are TRIPOD ARRAY WALL and SUSPEND TRIPOD is used when the loudspeaker is placed on a tripod stand or placed on a pole Default MONITOR is used when the loudspeaker is placed on the angled monitor panel in monitor position Available for the ETX 10P ETX 12P and ETX 15P This setting compensates for the amount of low frequency boost created by placing the speaker close to the floor ARRAY is used when the loudspeaker is part of an array two 2 boxes side by side using the array bracket kit Available for the ETX 35P Array Bracket Kit accessory sold separately This setting compensates for the effects of placing two 2 loudspeakers in an array WALL is used when the loudspeaker is mounted to the wall using the mounting bracket Mounting Bracket accessory sold separately This setting compensates for the amount of low frequency boost created by placing the loudspeaker close to the wall If used ona column it is recommended to use the SUSPEND mode SUSPEND is used when the loudspeaker is suspended in a 3 point suspension by eyebolts For more information see Suspension page 21 User Manual 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 MAIN MENU EXIT FUNCTION MUSIC LOCA
3. The Room EQ range shown is the factory default settings on a stand alone subwoofer Room EQ low frequency range is dependant on the low pass setting selected DELAY Menu The Delay menu is used to create time alignment with other subwoofers Available options for this selection are NONE or a delay up to 343 m The delay can be changed in 0 25 meter increments If the unit of measure is feet available options for this selection are NONE ora delay up to 1125 ft The delay can be changed in one 1 foot increments The default is NONE User Manual 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 MAIN MENU LOW PASS 100 Hz ROOM EQ DELAY NONE POLARITY PALOV MAIN MENU ROOM EQ DELAY NONE POLARITY NORMAL OPTIONS OPTIONS BACK FRONT LIGHT ON MEASUREMENT METERS DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS OPTIONS BACK FRONT LIGHT fe MEASUREMENT METERS DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS OPTIONS BACK FRONT LIGHT ON MEASUREMENT YES DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS OPTIONS MEASUREMENT METERS BACK FRONT LIGHT ON DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS OPTIONS FRONT LIGHT ON MEASUREMENT METERS DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS DISPLAY CONTRAST OPTIONS MEASUREMENT METERS DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS DISPLAY CONTRAST DIM DISPLAY fe POLARITY Menu The Polarity menu is used to change the polarity of the subwoofer system Available options for this selection are NORMAL and REVERSE x NORMAL A positive signal into the subwoofer produces a positive sound pre
4. and resets the system to the original factory settings INFORMATION Menu The Information menu is used to display the preset version firmware version and build date Subwoofer DSP control menu The subwoofer DSP control menu selections are available for the ETX 15SP and ETX 18SP subwoofers EXIT Menu The Exit menu is used to return to the home screen Notice The display returns to the home screen after two 2 minutes of inactivity FUNCTION Menu The Function is used to configure the type of sound the subwoofer delivers Available options for this selection are MUSIC and LIVE x MUSIC is used for recorded music playback and EDM applications Default LIVE is used for live sound applications LOCATION Menu The Location menu is used to control output of the subwoofer when used in arrays with other subwoofers Available options for this selection are NORMAL and CARDIOID NORMAL is used for a single subwoofer or an array of subwoofers where the desired output is effectively omnidirectional This setting should also be used for the front firing subwoofers in a cardioid array Under most circumstances the subwoofer should be set to NORMAL Default CARDIOID should ONLY be used on the rear firing subwoofers in cardioid arrays To set up cardioid do the following 1 From the DSP menu scroll to LOCATION EXIT FUNCTION MUSIC MOleNETe Nis lt CARDIOID gt LOW PASS 100 Hz 2014 07 04 F 0
5. and space Loudspeaker system performance monitoring via integrated LCD and front panel LED SST design assures precise and consistent coverage Designed for floor stacked or tilt pole mount O or 7 5 degrees for portable or permanent installation Eight 8 M10 threaded suspension points ETX 35P 15 inch three way powered loudspeaker system 2000 W amplifier and 136 dB peak SPL Single knob DSP includes presets for multiple configurations and toptsub combinations performance style locations and space Loudspeaker system performance monitoring via integrated LCD and front panel LED Features three high sensitivity transducers for high output sound which is optimized for precise coverage and low distortion Designed for floor stacked or a combo pole cup insert and threaded for portable or permanent installation Eight 8 M10 threaded suspension points ETX 15SP 15 inch powered subwoofer loudspeaker system 1800 W amplifier and 134 dB peak SPL Single knob DSP includes presets for multiple configurations and toptsub combinations performance style locations and space Loudspeaker system performance monitoring via integrated LCD and front panel LED Includes DSP preset for true cardioid performance Enclosure includes removable casters and a combo pole cup insert and threaded for use with the two way models ETX 18SP 18 inch powered subwoofer loudspeaker system Electro Voice 1800 W amplifier and 135 dB peak Single knob
6. from the apparatus Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer Unplug the apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way such as power supply cord or plug is damaged liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped To completely disconnect AC power from this apparatus the power supply cord must be unplugged Do not expose this apparatus to dripping or splashing and ensure that no objects filled with liquids such as vases are placed on this apparatus The AC plug of the power supply cord shall remain readily operable User Manual Electro Voice en 5 Management of WEEE Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment applicable in Member States of the European Union and other European countries with individual mmm national polices on the management of WEEE The symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product may not be treated as regular household waste but has to be disposed through returning it at an Electro Voice dealer FCC information IMPORTANT Do not modify this unit Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user s authority granted by the FCC to operate the equipment Notice Th
7. point will be bypassed To use the EQ above the crossover point do the following gt Rotate the encoder to the desired frequency The BYPASS will be removed DELAY Menu The Delay menu is used to create time alignment with other loudspeakers Available options for this selection are NONE or a delay up to 343 m The delay can be changed in 0 25 meter increments If the unit of measure is feet available options for this selection are NONE ora delay up to 1125 ft The delay can be changed in one 1 foot increments The default is NONE OPTIONS Menu The Options menu is used to configure the DSP menu LCD screen and system You can also configure the accessibility of the menu as well as reset the modified settings to factory default BACK Menu The Back menu is used to return to the main menu FRONT LIGHT Menu The Front Light menu shows power on and indicates limit Available options for this selection are ON OFF or LIMIT ON turns the LED on when the power to the loudspeaker is ON Default k OFF turns the LED off User Manual Electro Voice OPTIONS BACK FRONT LIGHT ON MEASUREMENT YSS DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS OPTIONS BACK FRONT LIGHT ON MEASUREMENT METERS DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS OPTIONS FRONT LIGHT ON MEASUREMENT METERS DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS DISPLAY CONTRAST OPTIONS MEASUREMENT METERS DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS DISPLAY CONTRAST DIM DISPLAY KOIN OPTIONS DISPLAY CONTRAST DIM DISPLAY O
8. the mixing console or input source If the microphone is connected directly to the speaker reduce the input level on the speaker Positioning the microphone close to the sound source increases gain before feedback See problem 6 Change the LOCATION to LIVE or SPEECH For more information see Full Range loudspeaker DSP control menu page 29 Whenever possible setup the loudspeakers so the microphone is behind them If using the loudspeaker in a monitor position aim the loudspeaker to the back of the microphone Press and hold the MASTER VOL knob for 5 seconds For more information see MENU LOCK Menu page 31 If these suggestions do not solve your problem contact your nearest Electro Voice dealer or Electro Voice distributor Electro Voice User Manual 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 Bosch Security Systems Inc 12000 Portland Avenue South Burnsville MN 55337 USA www electrovoice com Bosch Security Systems Inc 2014
9. x 426 mm 40 in x 18 in x 17 in 1 Full soace measurement using the music DSP preset 2 Maximum SPL is measured at 1 m using broadband pink noise at maximum output 3 Current rating is 1 8 power User Manual 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 3 2 526 mm 21 in Left View ETX 15SP and ETX 18SP O J m Gries 16AWG steel with powdercoat Dimensions H x W x D 1471 mm x 576 mm x 825 mm 550 mm x 675 mm x 910 mm 19 in x 23 in x 32 in 22 in x 27 in x 36 in Dimensions H x W x D 1471 mm x 576 mm x 692 mm 550 mm x 675 mm x 777 mm without casters 19 in x 23 in x 27 in 22 in x 27 in x 31 in Net Weight 41 7 kg 91 9 Ib 51 8 kg 114 2 Ib Shipping Weight 46 8 kg 103 2 Ib 58 9 kg 129 9 Ib Power Consumption 100 240 V 50 60 Hz 1 6 0 8 A Half space measurement using the music DSP preset and 150 Hz low pass Maximum SPL is measured at 1 m using broadband pink noise at maximum amplifier output 3 Current rating is 1 8 power Dimension drawings 330 mm 13 in PA 236 mm 9 in 365 mm 14 in 137 mm 5 in 166 mm 7 in Front View Right View Bottom View Figure 3 1 ETX 10P dimension drawing 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 User Manual Electro Voice en 13 381 mm 15 in 236 mm 9 in 400 mm 16 in elk 6 in 166mm 7 in Left View F
10. 1U 276 083 User Manual Electro Voice MAIN MENU EXIT FUNCTION MUSIC LOCATION NORMAL LOW PASS Bago sya MAIN MENU FUNCTION MUSIC LOCATION NORMAL LOW PASS 100 Hz ROOM EQ MAIN MENU LOCATION NORMAL LOW PASS 100 Hz ROOM EQ DELAY Inleh z Electro Voice en 33 2 Select CARDIOID The CARDIOID REAR message appears CARDIOID REAR PLEASE CONSULT USER MANUAL FOR THE PROPER PHYSICAL ALIGNMENT ARE YOU SURE NO YES 3 Select YES The location is set to cardioid For more information see Subwoofer cardioid array page 39 LOW PASS Menu The Low Pass menu is used to select low pass freguency for proper summation with a full range loudspeaker Available options for this selection are 80 Hz 100 Hz 120 Hz 150 Hz ETX 10P ETX 12P ETX 15P and ETX 35P The low passes are 24 dB octave Linkwitz Riley slopes The 80 Hz 100 Hz 120 Hz and 150 Hz selections are generic low pass settings for use with other full range loudspeaker systems The ETX 10P ETX 12P ETX 15P and ETX 35P settings are specifically optimized for ETX Powered Loudspeaker by including delay for best summation The default is 100 Hz ROOM EQ The Room EQ menu is a single band EQ the user can fine tune beyond the function and location Available option for this selection is PEQ1 Default 50 Hz Default 0 dB ETX 15SP Range 35 Hz to 100 Hz Range 12 dB to 6 dB ETX 18SP Range 30 Hz to 100 Hz Q 2 0 Notice
11. 2 subwoofers towards the audience and the bottom subwoofer away from the audience Rejection direction Cardioid option C Either three 3 ETX 15SP or three 3 ETX 18SP subwoofers orientated horizontally Direct the left and right subwoofers towards the audience and the center subwoofer away from the audience Rejection direction Table 4 4 Subwoofer cardioid For more information see Subwoofer DSP control menu page 32 For more information about cardioid arrays see ETX 15SP or ETX 18SP product pages on www electrovoice com 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 User Manual Electro Voice 4 7 Electro Voice en 41 Removing the subwoofer caster wheels The ETX 15SP and ETX 18SP subwoofers have caster wheels attached for easy transportation in portable applications The caster wheels are removable for a permanent installation To remove the subwoofer caster wheels do the following 1 Remove the 16 M6 screws 16 washers and four 4 casters on the rear of the subwoofer 2 Install the 16 M6 screws and 16 washers back into the rear of the subwoofer Ensure all 16 M6 screws are tight Notice If the caster wheels are removed reinstall the screws If the screws are not reinstalled air leaks occur in the enclosure resulting in undesirable performance User Manual 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 Poor Low Frequency Response Intermittent output such as cracking or distortion Constant noise such as buzzing hissin
12. 35P always place the threads into the subwoofer User Manual 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 Tripod or pole mount ETX 10P ETX 12P and ETX 15P loudspeakers mount on a tripod stand or on a pole above a subwoofer Mounting a loudspeaker on a tripod stand Figure 4 2 Full Range models on tripod stand Caution Tripod is not evaluated for safety with this loudspeaker Check the specifications of the tripod stand to be certain it is capable of supporting the weight of the loudspeaker Caution Two 2 person lift and placement is recommended for the heavier loudspeakers Single person lift and placement of heavier loudspeakers could cause injury To mount a loudspeaker on a tripod stand do the following 1 Place the tripod stand on a level stable surface Fully extend the legs on the tripod stand x Do not compromise the tripod stands structural integrity by trying to make the stand taller Do not attempt to suspend more than one 1 loudspeaker on a stand designed for a single loudspeaker 2 Using two 2 hands lift the loudspeaker 3 Set the multi angle pole cup located on the bottom of the loudspeaker onto the pole Figure 4 3 Multi angle pole cup 0 left and multi angle pole cup 7 5 right 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 User Manual Electro Voice en 19 Mounting a loudspeaker on a pole Figure 4 4 Full Range sub stack with pole mount Caution T
13. 50 Ib per Suspension Point Figure 4 10 Maximum working load vertical orientation Warning Never suspend ETX Powered Loudspeakers in a vertical column array Disregarding this warning could result in serious injury or death Electro Voice User Manual 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 Correct Incorrect Figure 4 11 Loudspeaker vertical suspension 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 User Manual Electro Voice 4 3 Electro Voice en 25 Amplifier DSP controls The amplifier has a combination of controls and connectors to ensure the most versatile loudspeaker system Full Range loudspeaker control and monitoring interface The full range loudspeaker DSP control menu selections are available for the ETX 10P ETX 12P ETX 15P and ETX 35P Figure 4 12 Full Range loudspeaker amplifier panel i 2 LCD DSP control and monitoring interface MASTER VOL Adjusts the sound level DSP Scroll through the menu and select the available choices Push the MASTER VOL knob to enter the DSP menu For more information see DSP controls page 28 INPUT LEVEL Level control for adjusting the individual inputs level The 12 o clock position is unity gain no gain or attenuation the range to the left of zero 0 LINE and MIC input level control is available for both INPUT 1 and INPUT 2 MIX OUTPUT XLR output sends the mix of both input signals to another loudspeaker or subwoofe
14. DSP includes presets for multiple configurations and toptsub combinations performance style locations and space Loudspeaker system performance monitoring via integrated LCD and front panel LED Includes DSP preset for true cardioid performance Enclosure includes removable casters and a combo pole cup insert and threaded for use with the two way models User Manual 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 3 System overview 3 1 Technical specifications ETX 10P ETX 12P and ETX 15P O NN EN Power Power Rating 2000 W LF Transducer SMX2100 254 mm SMX2120 300 SMX2150 380 mm 10 in 12 in 15 in HF MP Transducer DH3 B 1 25 in titanium compression driver Dimensions H x W x D 1526 mm x 330 mm 1613 mm x 381 691 mm x 431 mm x 365 mm 21 inx mm x 400 mm x 447 mm 27 in x 13 in x 14 in 24 inx 15 inx 17 in x 18 in 16 in Net Weight 20 3 kg 44 8 Ib 23 6 kg 52 0 lb 27 7 kg 61 1 Ib Shipping Weight 22 9 kg 50 5 Ib 26 8 kg 59 1 Ib 31 5 kg 69 5 Ib Power Consumption 100 240 V 50 60 Hz 1 6 0 8 A 1 Full space measurement using the music DSP preset 2 Maximum SPL is measured at 1 m using broadband pink noise at maximum output 3 Current rating is 1 8 power 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 User Manual Electro Voice Electro Voice en 11 ETX 35P ese SMX2151 380 mm 15 in 2 XLR TRS combo jack and 1 XLR link output 8 M10 suspension points Dimensions H x W x D 1023 mm x 469 mm
15. ETX 10P ETX 12P ETX 15P ETX 35P ETX 15SP and ETX 18SP en User Manual Table of contents 2A 2 2 3 1 3 2 3 3 4 1 4 2 4 3 4 4 4 5 4 5 1 4 5 2 4 6 4 6 1 4 6 2 4 6 3 4 6 4 4 7 Electro Voice Safety Description Quick setup System features System overview Technical specifications Dimension drawings Freguency response graphs Operation Tripod and floor monitor operation Suspension Amplifier DSP controls System status DSP controls Full Range loudspeaker DSP control menu Subwoofer DSP control menu Recommended configurations Daisy chaining full range systems Using full range systems as monitors Stacking full range systems with subwoofers Subwoofer cardioid array Removing the subwoofer caster wheels Troubleshooting User Manual en 3 O N NIA 10 10 12 14 17 17 21 25 27 28 29 32 36 36 of 38 39 41 42 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 1 Safety Important Safety instructions CAUTION The lightening flash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to DO NOT OPEN FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product s enclosure that may be sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons triangle is intended to alert the user to the WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF The exclamation point within an equilateral OVEREXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN p
16. N MENU LOCK Olji RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS Electro Voice en 31 LIMIT turns the LED off under normal operation The LED brief blinking indicates the power amplifier is operated at its limits Short term blinking is not critical because the integrated limiter keeps distortion under control Constant lighting of the LED indicates the sound is negatively affected Reducing the output volume is strongly recommended For more information see System status page 27 MEASUREMENT Menu The Measurement menu is used to select the unit of measure for the delay Available options for this selection are METERS or FEET The default is METERS DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS Menu The Display Brightness menu is used to determine the brightness of the LCD The range is 1 to 10 The default is five 5 DISPLAY CONTRAST Menu The Display Contrast menu is used to determine the contrast on the LCD The range is 10 to 10 The default is zero 0 DIM DISPLAY Menu The Dim Display menu is used to dim the display when the display is idle for two 2 minutes Available options for this selection are ON or OFF The default is ON MENU LOCK Menu The Menu Lock menu is designed to prevent users from inadvertently changing settings Available options for this selection are ON or OFF The default is OFF To turn menu lock on do the following 1 From the DSP menu scroll to MENU LOCK OPTIONS DISPLAY CONTRAST DIM DISPLAY ON
17. R AC switch or switching the power ON or OFF The LCD screen lights up when the POWER is turned ON MAINS IN AC connection is established via an IEC connector User Manual Electro Voice 4 4 Electro Voice en 27 System status Normal system status Figure 4 14 Normal system status home screen 1 LOW PASS HIGH PASS Displays the high pass or low pass frequency of the system For full range models this indicates the high pass frequency selected If no subwoofer is used the display indicates NO SUB For subwoofer models this indicates the low pass frequency selected MASTER VOL Indicates the master gain of the system The range is from mute to 10 dB in 1 dB increments LOCATION Displays the location setting DLY delay Displays the amount of delay INPUT 1 METER Displays the signal level of INPUT 1 in dBu The meter is post INPUT 1 gain control but before MASTER VOL control At signals above 18 dBu the input indicates CLIP INPUT 2 METER Displays the signal level of INPUT 1 in dBu The meter is post INPUT 2 gain control but before MASTER VOL control At signals above 18 dBu the input indicates CLIP System protection ETX 18SP IN 1 LIMIT IN 2 AR BUMI PEAK TEMP EES 1 2 Figure 4 15 System status limit 1 PEAK limiter The peak anticipation limiter protects the loudspeaker from short term peaks which can cause distortion Short term blinking is not critical because th
18. TION TRIPOD SUBWOOFER olig MAIN MENU FUNCTION MUSIC LOCATION TRIPOD SUBWOOFER OFF ROOM EQ i MAIN MENU LOCATION TRIPOD SUBWOOFER OFF ROOM EQ DELAY Inleh iz SUBWOOFER OFF ROOM EQ DELAY NONE OPTIONS BACK FRONT LIGHT ON MEASUREMENT METERS DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS OPTIONS BACK FRONT LIGHT KOIN MEASUREMENT METERS DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 SUBWOOFER Menu The Subwoofer menu is used to select a high pass frequency for use with a subwoofer or a matched subwoofer Available options for this selection are OFF 80Hz 100Hz 120Hz 150Hz ETX 15SP and ETX 18SP The high passes are 24 dB octave Linkwitz Riley crossovers The 80 Hz 100 Hz 120 Hz and 150 Hz choices are generic high pass settings for use with other subwoofers The ETX 15SP and ETX 18SP settings are specifically optimized for subwoofers by including delay for best summation The default is OFF ROOM EQ Menu The Room EQ menu is a 3 band EQ Equalizer the user can fine tune beyond the FUNCTION and LOCATION Available options for this selection are PEQ1 PEQ2 and PEQ3 Default 0 dB Range 12 dB 6 dB Q 1 2 ETX 10P Range 60 Hz 20 0 kHz ETX 12P Range 50 Hz 20 0 kHz ETX 15P Range 45 Hz 20 0 kHz ETX 35P Range 40 Hz 20 0 kHz Notice The Room EQ range shown is the factory default range with a stand alone loudspeaker When a subwoofer is selected any EQ below the crossover
19. WOOFER OFF 4 Using the MASTER VOL knob scroll through the menu items EXIT ANELON lt LIVE gt LOCATION TRIPOD SUBWOOFER OFF 5 Push the MASTER VOL knob to confirm the selected menu items The setting is saved The focus returns to the menu items on the left side of the DSP menu EXIT FUNCTION as LOCATION TRIPOD SUBWOOFER OFF 6 Repeat steps 2 through 5 to modify additional DSP and system settings 7 Select EXIT to return to the home screen 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 User Manual Electro Voice 4 5 1 MAIN MENU FUNCTION MUSIC LOCATION TRIPOD SUBWOOFER OFF en 29 Full Range loudspeaker DSP control menu The full range loudspeaker DSP control menu selections are available for the ETX 10P ETX 12P ETX 15P and ETX 35P loudspeakers EXIT Menu The Exit menu is used to return to the home screen Notice The display returns to the home screen after two 2 minutes of inactivity i MAIN MENU FUNCTION DYLUNLG LOCATION TRIPOD SUBWOOFER OFF MAIN MENU EXIT FUNCTION MUSIC LOCATION SUBWOOFER OFF Electro Voice FUNCTION Menu The Function menu is used to configure the type of sound the loudspeaker delivers Available options for this selection are MUSIC LIVE and SPEECH MUSIC is used for recorded music playback and EDM applications Default LIVE is used for live sound applications SPEECH is used for spoken word applications
20. anual 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 Subwoofer Models ETX 15SP and ETX 18SP To set up a subwoofer do the following Connect the AC power cord from a grounded line receptacle to the MAINS IN Connect the XLR or TRS cable from an audio source to INPUT 1 or INPUT 2 COCO CON CON CON Ca CCC D Oo Electro Voice 3 Switch POWER to ON 4 Adjust the MASTER VOL knob to the desired volume 2 2 System features ETX Powered Loudspeakers from Electro Voice build upon the legacy and heritage of EV to deliver the most advanced powered loudspeaker products for portable and permanent applications The output response and coverage pattern of EV transducers are all optimized via the breakthrough design approach known as SST Signal Synchronized Transducers combined with state of the art on board DSP which is accessed via an easy to use single knob interface EV designed and manufactured transducers include SMX woofer technology using composite cone materials flux stabilizing rings and thermal management This transducer yields lower distortion smooth response and high SPL The high efficiency DH3 B compression driver has a convex diaphragm driving a coherent phase device extending freguency response to 20 kHz The ETX Powered Loudspeaker family features three 3 two way loudspeakers 10 inch 12 inch and 15 inch with a 1 5 inch titanium compression driver a single three way loudspeaker and subwoofers with 15 inch and 18 inch dri
21. c Mode 10000 20000 1000 Frequency Hz 100 50 Figure 3 10 ETX 35P frequency response graph speech live and music modes 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 User Manual Electro Voice 20000 10000 1000 Frequency Hz 100 50 Figure 3 11 ETX 15SP frequency response graph live and music modes 10000 20000 ee N O ala O LA oO Q o D LL O Ww 18SP frequency response graph live and music modes Figure 3 12 ETX Electro Voice User Manual 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 4 1 Electro Voice en 17 Operation Tripod and floor monitor operation Multi angle pole cup The multi angle pole cup is used to position the ETX 10P ETX 12P and ETX 15P loudspeakers for optimal sound coverage The multi angle pole cup has two 2 positions 0 and 7 5 The 0 position points the sound horizontally straight towards the audience The 7 5 position points the sound at an angle towards the audience and is used when the loudspeaker is above the audience Figure 4 1 Optimal coverage multi angle pole cup 0 left and multi angle pole cup 7 5 right Combo pole cup ETX 35P ETX 15SP and ETX 18SP subwoofers use a M20 threaded and 35 mm 1 3 8 in combination cup to be compatible with both types of poles M20 threaded poles provide a more secure connection to the subwoofer than the standard 35 mm 1 3 8 in pole If using an M20 threaded pole with the ETX
22. door environments than in larger outdoor environments For best performance adhere to the following guidelines The subwoofers must all be the same model for example all ETX 15SP or all ETX 18SP The subwoofers must be physically placed in one 1 of the options shown See Cardioid physical alignment Front firing subwoofers use the NORMAL location setting and rear firing subwoofers use the CARDIOID setting All other settings should be the same between front and rear firing subwoofers For more information see Subwoofer DSP control menu page 32 To add delay to the cardioid array add the same amount to both the front and rear facing subwoofers For more information see Subwoofer DSP control menu page 32 Dats Shown Speaker Manufacturer Resolution High Res Mer 5 Par 10 Symmetry Axial Display Parameters Frequency 60Hz 1 24th Octave Horizontal oe Verdcal Rejection 5 Audience direction 3 direction Figure 4 17 Cardioid pattern top view User Manual 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 Rejection direction Audience direction Figure 4 18 Cardioid physical alignment Cardioid option A Either two 2 ETX 15SP or two 2 ETX 18SP subwoofers orientated vertically Direct the top subwoofer towards the audience and the bottom subwoofer away from the audience Rejection direction Cardioid option B Either three 3 ETX 15SP or three 3 ETX 18SP subwoofers orientated vertically Direct the top two
23. e integrated limiter keeps distortion under control Constant lighting of PEAK indicates the sound is negatively affected Reducing the output volume MASTER VOL is strongly recommended to reduce gain TEMP limiter The temp limiter protects the transducer from thermal failures by reducing the gain The TEMP LIMITER will flash if any gain reduction is being done User Manual 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 4 5 Output reduction SYSTEM PROTECT 4 dB IN 1 OUTPUT IN 2 ati REDUCTION BEER Figure 4 16 System protect Under certain circumstances the amplifier protects itself and reduces the output gain in order prevent shutdown in adverse conditions This may occur when the mains voltage is very low or high or when the ambient temperature is very high The system returns to its original output if the adverse conditions are corrected DSP controls An integrated DSP control menu allows the user to select multiple DSP system settings on the loudspeaker 5 CONTROL MONITOR LUE Er PUSH FOR DSP To access the DSP controls menu do the following 1 Push the MASTER VOL knob The DSP Control menu appears EXIT FUNCTION DYSG LOCATION TRIPOD SUBWOOFER OFF 2 Using the MASTER VOL knob scroll through the menu items 3 Push the MASTER VOL knob to select the menu item you want to modify The focus moves to the menu items on the right side of the DSP menu EXIT surat lt MUSIC gt LOCATION TRIPOD SUB
24. e DSP menu unlocks RESET FACTORY SETTTINGS Menu The Reset Factory Settings menu is used to reset the loudspeaker to original factory settings Available options for this selection are NO or YES The default selection is NO To reset the system to original factory settings do the following 1 From the DSP menu select RESET FACTORY SETTINGS The restore factory settings message appears OPTIONS DISPLAY CONTRAST DIM DISPLAY ON MENU LOCK OFF RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS ARE YOU SURE NO YES 2 Select YES The loudspeaker restarts and resets the system to the original factory settings INFORMATION Menu The Information menu is used to display the preset version firmware version and build date DIM DISPLAY ON MENU LOCK OFF RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS INFORMATION Electro Voice User Manual 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 4 6 Recommended configurations 4 6 1 Daisy chaining full range systems Ey Electro Voice Electro Voice Notice The direction of the arrow indicates the signal path sumo id Table 4 1 DSP settings loudspeaker on a tripod For more information see Full Range loudspeaker DSP control menu page 29 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 User Manual Electro Voice en 37 4 6 2 Using full range systems as monitors c Instrument Notice The direction of the arrow indicates the signal path Live Off Table 4 2 DSP sett
25. for choosing an Electro Voice powered loudspeaker system Please take time to consult the manual to understand all the features built into your EV system and fully utilize its performance capabilities The ETX Powered Loudspeakers are a high end wood loudspeaker family consisting of the ETX 10P ETX 12P ETX 15P ETX 35P ETX 15SP and ETX 18SP Features professional fit and finish durable high power systems offers easy portability The integrated LCD screen allows access to multiple DSP Digital Signal Processing settings and system status ETX Powered Loudspeakers offer the best in class sound through design innovation amplification and DSP inspired by EV s legendary engineering team Quick setup The ETX Powered Loudspeakers from Electro Voice are fully integrated audio systems with carefully matched electronics and transducers These products make it easy to set up a high quality system quickly with a minimum amount of cables and external electronics Full Range loudspeaker Models ETX 10P ETX 12P ETX 15P and ETX 35P To set up a full range loudspeaker do the following Connect the AC power cord from a grounded line receptacle to the MAINS IN Connect the XLR or TRS cable from an audio source to INPUT 1 or INPUT 2 Adjust the input gain to o infinity Switch POWER to ON From the DSP home screen increase the input gain to the desired sound output Adjust the MASTER VOL knob to the desired volume User M
26. g or humming No sound produced with microphone connected to INPUT 1 or INPUT 2 Sound is distorted front LED is OFF LCD screen LIMIT is ON ne Amplifier With SUB menu cross over frequency activated Faulty Connection Defective source or other electronic device Poor system grounding or ground loop Input gain knob is not in the MIC position Microphone requires phantom power Input gain knob is not in the MIC position Excessive input level 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 Connect a known working test loudspeaker to the amplifier outputs If there is no sound verify all the electronics are on the signal routing is correct the source is active the volume is turned up etc Correct repair replace as necessary If there is sound the problem is wiring Verify you have connected the correct cables to the amplifier Play something at a low level through the amplifier Connect the test loudspeaker in parallel with the malfunctioning line If the sound level is gone or is very weak the line has a short in it possibly a severe scrape pinch or a missed connection Using the test loudspeaker move down the line and test each connection junction until you find the problem and correct it Observe proper polarity If no subwoofers are used with the system select the OFF position For more information see Full Range loudspeaker DSP control menu page 29 Check all connections at amplifier and lo
27. ings loudspeaker as a monitor For more information see Full Range loudspeaker DSP control menu page 29 Electro Voice User Manual 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 4 6 3 Stacking full range systems with subwoofers ETX 12P PUSH FOR DSP 5 4 Electro Voice Notice The direction of the arrow indicates the signal path ETX 12P ETX 18SP e High Pass ETX 12P Table 4 3 DSP settings loudspeaker and subwoofer stacked 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 User Manual Electro Voice 4 6 4 Electro Voice en 39 For more information see Full Range loudspeaker DSP control menu page 29 and Subwoofer DSP control menu page 32 Subwoofer cardioid array Subwoofer cardioid array The ETX 15SP and ETX 18SP subwoofers have cardioid array processing originally developed for Electro Voice concert subwoofer systems Cardioid subwoofer arrays can be used to direct the output of an array of subwoofers in order to limit excessive amounts of bass in undesired areas These arrays can be used to keep bass off of a stage provides more consistent bass coverage in the audience and reduces bass in the surrounding area Multiple ETX 15SP or ETX 18SP can be arrayed to create a cardioid polar pattern See Cardioid pattern top view The cardioid setting in the DSP menu is optimized to produce a rear rejection of up to 30 dB without any additional processing The rejection may be less in smaller in
28. is equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician Precautions If an Electro Voice loudspeaker is used outdoors on a sunny day place the loudspeaker in a shaded or covered area The loudspeaker amplifiers have protection circuits that temporarily shut the loudspeaker off when extremely high temperatures are reached This can happen on hot days when the loudspeaker is in direct sunlight Do not use Electro Voice loudspeakers in an environment where temperature
29. limitations or maximum recommended load intended for the suspension points As an added safety measure it is suggested the user install an extra suspension point back to the building structural supports This redundant safety point should have as little slack as possible less than one 1 inch is preferable Prior to each use inspect the loudspeaker enclosures for any cracks deformations missing or damaged components which could reduce enclosure strength Replace any loudspeaker systems damaged or missing hardware User Manual 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 Installing the eyebolts To install the eyebolts do the following 1 Remove the M10 screws from the suspension points Notice If the eyebolts are removed reinstall the screws If the screws are not reinstalled air leaks occur in the enclosure resulting in undesirable performance Warning Eyebolts must be fully seated and oriented in the plane of pull Always use fender washers at least 1 5 inch in diameter and 1 16 inch thick under the eyebolt to distribute the load on the enclosure Figure 4 8 Eyebolt shown with and without washer 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 User Manual Electro Voice en 23 Correct Incorrect Figure 4 9 Eyebolts shown oriented in the plane of pull Warning Never exceed the limitations or maximum recommended working load for Electro Voice loudspeakers Disregarding this warning could result in serious injury or death
30. r INPUT LEVEL controls the signal level to MIX OUTPUT The MASTER VOL or DSP control settings do not affect MIX OUTPUT INPUT Balanced input for the connection of signal sources like mixing consoles instruments or microphones Connections can be established using inch TRS or XLR connectors POWER AC switch or switching the power ON or OFF The LCD screen lights up when the POWER is turned ON MAINS IN AC connection is established via an IEC connector The IEC connector is compatible with locking type power cords not included User Manual 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 Subwoofer control and monitoring interface The subwoofer DSP control menu selections are available for the ETX 15SP and ETX 18SP Figure 4 13 Subwoofer amplifier panel 1 2 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 LCD DSP control and monitoring interface MASTER VOL Adjusts the sound level DSP Scroll through and select the available menu selections Push and hold the MASTER VOL knob to enter the DSP menu For more information see DSP controls page 28 INPUT Balanced input for the connection of signal sources like mixing consoles instruments or microphones Connections can be established using 14 inch TRS or XLR connectors OUTPUT XLR output sends the input signal to another loudspeaker or subwoofer INPUT 1 is linked to OUTPUT 1 and INPUT 2 is linked to OUTPUT 2 The MASTER VOL or DSP control settings do not affect MIX OUTPUT POWE
31. resence of important operating and OR MOISTURE maintenance servicing instructions in the AVIS RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE literature accompanying the appliance NE PAS OUVRIR WARNING CONNECT ONLY TO MAINS k The asterisk within an equilateral triangle is SOCKET WITH PROTECTIVE EARTHING intended to inform the user to necessary CONNECTION installation or removal instructions m ee Digs ee S 10 ile 12 1S 14 fo 16 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 regarding equipment or hardware use relating to the system Read these instructions Keep these instructions Heed all warnings Follow all instructions Do not use this apparatus near water Clean only with a dry cloth Do not block any ventilation openings Install in accordance with the manufacturers instructions Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other apparatus including amplifiers that produce heat Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding type plug A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong The wide blade or the third prong is provided for your safety If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit
32. ront View Right View Bottom View Figure 3 2 ETX 12P dimension drawing 236 mm 9 in 447 mm 18 in __166 mm_ 7 in Left View Front View Right View Bottom View Figure 3 3 ETX 15P dimension drawing 469 mm 18 in mm in Left View Front View Figure 3 4 ETX 35P dimension drawing Electro Voice User Manual 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 333 mm 13 in 232 mm 2 9 in J 351 mm 14 in 692 mm 825 mm 27 in 82 in Left View Front View Right View Figure 3 5 ETX 15SP dimension drawing 368 mm 14 in mm in 777 mm 910mm 31 in 86 in Left View Front View Right View Top View Figure 3 6 ETX 18SP dimension drawing 3 3 Frequency response graphs Sensitivity dB Cc O les O 70 50 100 1000 10000 20000 Frequency Hz Figure 3 7 ETX 10P frequency response graph speech live and music modes 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 User Manual Electro Voice 15 en V oD Oo 2 1 Music Mode 10000 20000 1000 Frequency Hz 100 50 Figure 3 8 ETX 12P frequency response graph speech live and music modes v ke v 1 Music Mode 10000 20000 1000 Frequency Hz 100 50 Figure 3 9 ETX 15P frequency response graph speech live and music modes v Ee o v ee 1 Musi
33. s are below 0 C 32 F or exceed 40 C 104 F Never expose an Electro Voice loudspeaker to rain water or high moisture Electro Voice loudspeakers are easily capable of generating sound pressure levels sufficient to cause permanent hearing damage to anyone within normal coverage distance Caution should be taken to avoid prolonged exposure to sound pressure levels exceeding 90 dB Electro Voice User Manual 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 Suspension Warning Suspending any object is potentially dangerous and should only be attempted by individuals who have a thorough knowledge of the techniques and regulations of suspending objects overhead Electro Voice strongly recommends all loudspeakers be suspended taking into account all current national federal state and local regulations It is the responsibility of the installer to ensure all loudspeakers are safely installed in accordance with all such regulations When loudspeakers are suspended Electro Voice strongly recommends the system be inspected at least once a year If any sign of weakness or damage is detected remedial action should be taken immediately The user is responsible for making sure the wall or ceiling is capable of supporting the loudspeaker Any hardware used to suspend a loudspeaker not associated with Electro Voice is the responsibility of others 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 User Manual Electro Voice 2 1 Electro Voice en 7 Description Thank you
34. selection are METERS or FEET The default is METERS DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS Menu The Display Brightness menu is used to determine the brightness of the LCD The range is 1 to 10 The default is five 5 DISPLAY CONTRAST Menu The Display Contrast menu is used to determine the contrast on the LCD The range is 10 to 10 The default is zero 0 DIM DISPLAY Menu The Dim Display menu is used to dim the display when the display is idle for two 2 minutes Available options for this selection are ON or OFF The default is ON 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 User Manual Electro Voice en 35 MENU LOCK Menu The Menu Lock menu is designed to prevent users from inadvertently changing settings Heres i Available options for this selection are ON or OFF The default is OFF To turn menu lock on do the following 1 From the DSP menu scroll to MENU LOCK DIM DISPLAY ON MENU LOCK Kel RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS OPTIONS DISPLAY CONTRAST DIM DISPLAY ON RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS MENU LOCK 2 Select ON The Menu lock out message appears MENU LOCK OUT WHEN ON PRESS AND HOLD THE MENU BUTTON FOR 5 SECONDS TO ENTER THE MENU ARE YOU SURE NO YES 3 Select YES The menu lock feature is turned on and the LCD displays a lock symbol Notice If menu lock is ON the user is allowed to adjust the MASTER VOL To unlock the DSP menu do the following gt Press and hold the MASTER VOL knob for 5 seconds Th
35. ssure Default REVERSE A positive signal into the subwoofer produces a negative sound pressure Notice If one 1 subwoofer is set to NORMAL and another subwoofer is set to REVERSE the output of the subwoofers cancels acoustically Ensure all subwoofers in a system are set to the same polarity of the output so the subwoofers sum properly Under most circumstances the polarity of the subwoofer should be set to NORMAL OPTIONS Menu The Options menu is used to configure the DSP menu LCD screen and system You can also configure the accessibility of the menu as well as reset the modified settings to factory default BACK Menu The Back menu is used to return to the main menu FRONT LIGHT Menu The Front Light menu shows power on and indicates limit Available options for this selection are ON OFF or LIMIT ON turns the LED on when the power to the loudspeaker is ON Default a OFF turns the LED off LIMIT turns the LED off under normal operation The LED brief blinking indicates the power amplifier is operated at its limits Short term blinking is not critical because the integrated limiter keeps distortion under control Constant lighting of the LED indicates the sound is negatively affected Reducing the output volume is strongly recommended For more information see System status page 27 MEASUREMENT Menu The Measurement menu is used to select the unit of measure for the delay Available options for this
36. sures have eight 8 M10 threaded points six 6 points on top of the enclosure and two 2 points on the bottom Forged shoulder eyebolts rated for overhead suspension may be used to suspend an individual loudspeaker such as the EBK M10 accessory Warning Suspending any object is potentially dangerous and should only be attempted by individuals who have a thorough knowledge of the techniques and regulations of suspending objects overhead Electro Voice strongly recommends all loudspeakers be suspended taking into account all current national federal state and local regulations It is the responsibility of the installer to ensure all loudspeakers are safely installed in accordance with all such regulations When loudspeakers are suspended Electro Voice strongly recommends the system be inspected at least once a year If any sign of weakness or damage is detected remedial action should be taken immediately The user is responsible for making sure the wall or ceiling is capable of supporting the loudspeaker Any hardware used to suspend a loudspeaker not associated with Electro Voice is the responsibility of others Top Suspension Points Bottom Suspension Point Figure 4 7 Suspension points Prior to use inspect the suspension points and associated hardware for any cracks deformations broken welds corrosion missing or damaged components which could reduce the suspension points strength Replace any damaged hardware Never exceed the
37. udspeakers to ensure they are all clean and tight If the problem persists check the wiring See problem 1 If noise is present but no program material is playing evaluate each component as necessary to isolate the problem Most likely there is a break in the signal path Check and correct the system grounding as required Slowly increase the input gain knob level to engage the microphone pre amp Use a dynamic microphone that does not require phantom power If using a microphone requiring phantom power an external phantom power source is needed Slowly increase the input gain knob level to engage the microphone pre amp Reduce the input level or loudspeaker level knobs to prevent limit User Manual Electro Voice Problem Microphone produces acoustic feedback when input level is amplified DSP menu is locked Incorrect gain structure or source input mixing console preamp is overdriven Incorrect gain structure FUNCTION is set to MUSIC Microphone position is too close to the front of the loudspeaker The Menu Lock function has been turned on A lock symbol displays on the LCD screen en 43 Verify level controls of the source are properly structured by using the VU meter indicator on the LCD screen If the VU meter bar is solid or the system indicates LIMIT the input or source level is too high Fore more information see System status page 27 Reduce the microphone levels at
38. vers ETX Powered Loudspeakers combine EV engineered intelligent DSP high powered amplifiers and high efficiency transducers to deliver that legendary EV sound and performance ETX 10P 10 inch two way powered loudspeaker system 2000 W amplifier and 134 dB peak SPL Single knob DSP includes presets for multiple configurations and toptsub combinations performance style locations and space x Loudspeaker system performance monitoring via integrated LCD and front panel LED x SST design assures precise and consistent coverage x Designed for floor stacked or tilt pole mount 0 or 7 5 degrees for portable or permanent installation Eight 8 M10 threaded suspension points 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 User Manual Electro Voice en 9 ETX 12P 12 inch two way powered loudspeaker system 2000 W amplifier and 135 dB peak SPL Single knob DSP includes presets for multiple configurations and toptsub combinations performance style locations and space Loudspeaker system performance monitoring via integrated LCD and front panel LED SST design assures precise and consistent coverage Designed for floor stacked or tilt pole mount 0 or 7 5 degrees for portable or permanent installation Eight 8 M10 threaded suspension points ETX 15P 15 inch two way powered loudspeaker system 2000 W amplifier and 135 dB peak SPL Single knob DSP includes presets for multiple configurations and toptsub combinations performance style locations
39. wo 2 person lift and placement is recommended for the heavier loudspeakers Single person lift and placement of heavier loudspeakers could cause injury To mount a loudspeaker above a subwoofer on a pole do the following 1 Place the subwoofer on a level stable surface 2 Insert the M20 threaded pole into the combo pole cup on the top of the subwoofer e Turn the pole clockwise 3 Turn the M20 threaded pole clockwise to secure the pole to the subwoofer 4 Using two 2 hands lift the loudspeaker 5 Set the multi angle pole cup located on the bottom of the loudspeaker onto the pole Electro Voice User Manual 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 Figure 4 5 Multi angle pole cup 0 left and multi angle pole cup 7 5 right Floor monitor ETX 10P ETX 12P and ETX 15P loudspeakers may be used as a floor monitor by placing the speaker on the integral monitor angle To set up a loudspeaker as a floor monitor do the following 1 Place the loudspeaker on a level stable surface 2 Safely route cables to prevent injury to performers production crew and audience members Notice Secure cables with wire ties or tape whenever possible gt OPTIMAL sa Front View Side View Figure 4 6 Optimum coverage in monitor position 2014 07 04 F 01U 276 083 User Manual Electro Voice 4 2 Electro Voice en 21 Suspension The ETX 10P ETX 12P ETX 15P and ETX 35P enclo

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