Jul 1, 2007 4:57 PM

ELECTRO-VOICE REV SYSTEM
November 2006—The new REV system (prices start at $1,890) from Electro-Voice (www.electrovoice.com) features detachable half-wave antennae and operates with synthesized PLL-agile UHF REV-S single and REV-D dual receivers over four frequency bands — 614 to 638 MHz, 650 to 674 MHz, 674 to 698 MHz and 722 to 746 MHz. Factory-set channel groups allow 16 systems to operate simultaneously in one frequency band. More than 950 possible channels are programmable in 25kHz steps across a 24MHz operating bandwidth. The receiver's LCD shows group, channel, diversity, label and setup. Advanced ClearScan automatic group and channel selection provide quick setup. REV offers four capsule options and two handheld body styles. REV-Link PC software enables remote monitoring, control and programming over a CAN bus connection through an E-V UCC-1 converter or E-V Netmax N8000.

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ELECTRO-VOICE REV PROFESSIONAL WIRELESS
October 2006—EV’s REV professional wireless system offers an array of new and different features from its predecessor the RE-1. REV’s optimized analog audio path was developed with Digital Audio Labs to provide the truest representation of a wired microphone sound possible in a wireless system. REV-Link™ PC software enables remote monitoring, control and programming over a CAN bus connection through a EV UCC-1 converter or EV Netmax N8000.

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ELECTRO-VOICE TOUR-GRADE AMPS
July 2006— Designed to provide high power and intelligent control in a lightweight package is the Tour Grade Series from Electro-Voice. Model TG7 and TG5 amps are based on three-stage Class-H grounded bridge design. From a 2U housing that's less than 15 kg, they provide 3,500 watts/channel (TG7) and 1,900 watts/channel (TG5). Both feature five-step fans and slots for IRIS-Net™ DSP modules to offer transparent network control.

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ELECTRO-VOICE P3000RL POWER AMP
June 2006—Electro-Voice's Precision Series” power amps combine flexible remote operation and system control of up to 250 amplifiers via one or more PCs. System DSP includes filter, delay, level and dynamics parameters. The DSP-enabled version of the company's popular P3000, the top-of-the-line P3000RL puts 1,300W/channel into 4 ohms (or 1,800/side into 2 ohms) in a three-rackspace chassis with high-power Speakon NL4 output connectors. The P Series has other networkable models, ranging from 400W to 850W/channel in standard high-impedance 70/100-volt contracting versions.

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ELECTRO-VOICE PHOENIX SERIES
April 2006—Electro-Voice reintroduces its popular Manifold Technology with the Phoenix Series, updated with dual 2-inch ND2 neodymium drivers (with rotatable horns) on all of its top and monitor cabinets and the company's new DXV woofers on the bottom end. Several companion subs are offered.

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ELECTRO-VOICE RE410/RE510
July 2005—The TEC Award̵nominated Electro-Voice RE410 ($322.50) is a cardioid condenser design that's designed with a slight “air” band boost in the 5kHz to 10kHz range to add sheen without stridency. Also listing at $322.50 is the RE510, a supercardioid condenser model that includes an LF boost switch that tailors the mic for live use or a “flat” setting for studio applications. The switch is placed under the ball screen to avoid accidental switching. The company's top handheld dynamic is the N/D967, which has a neodymium alloy element for high output, a 50 to 13k Hz response and a supercardioid pattern for high gain before feedback. Like the RE510, the N/D967 features Electro-Voice's LF contour switch and carries a list of $322.50. All models have the company's Warm-Grip handles for reduced handling noise and a comfortable feel.

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ELECTRO-VOICE RE410 HANDHELD CONDENSER MIC
March 2005—New from Electro-Voice is the RE410, a handheld condenser mic for lead vocal applications. The RE410 has a uniform cardioid pickup pattern for feedback rejection and isolation from loud onstage sources; specs include a 50-20k Hz response and 140dB maximum SPL handling. A multistage pop filter reduces plosives and breath noise, while a Memraflex™ hardened steel grille offers protection, and a Warm-Grip™ handle provides a comfortable feel and isolates handling noise.

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ELECTRO-VOICE X-LINE
January 2005—The Electro-Voice X-Line comprises four application-specific enclosures: the Xvls and Xvlt primary enclosures, the Xfil for downfill coverage and the Xsub deep-bass system. The Xvls and Xvlt enclosures are similar, but have differing directional specifications — the Xvls covers 90°, and 120° for the Xvlt. Each enclosure is a three-way configuration comprising two 15-inch woofers in a vented box enclosure for the LF, two 8-inch neodymium drivers on a 90° horn for the mids and three 3-inch-diameter titanium-diaphragm compression drivers on a 90° horn for the HF. The Xfil complements the Xvls and Xvlt systems for near-field assignment with a wide 120°×40° vertical coverage angle. The Xsub is a high-output, dual 18-inch woofers, 1,200W subwoofer system. The Xlc full-bandwidth compact line array system employs a very efficient rigging system for the Xlc127+ main enclosure and the Xlc118 direct radiating subwoofer. The Xlc127+ is a three-way, tri-amped, axis-asymmetric design with a passive crossover for bi-amp operation. A single 12-inch transducer handles the LF and mid bass, while two 6.5-inch drivers in a vertical array handle the mid-frequency bandpass. There are twin compression drivers for the HF. The Xlc118 subwoofer employs a single 18-inch subwoofer.

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ELECTRO-VOICE SbA760 SUBWOOFER
September 2004—The SbA760 powered sub from Electro-Voice is rated at 760 watts and comes with a stereo crossover and the company's 15-inch EVS15FR long-excursion/low-frequency driver. Used with E-V's new 12-inch SxA360 two-way active speaker, the sub extends acoustic output down to 40 Hz. The road-worthy enclosure is fitted with four rollers for a smooth ride and a scratchproof Futura™ coating.

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ELECTRO-VOICE PLASMA SPEAKERS
June 2004—The Plasma speaker series from Electro-Voice comprises a 15-inch, two-way, bi-amped (550 plus 150 watts) Plasma P1 and the optional P2, a single 18-inch powered (800W) subwoofer. All use lightweight, no-fan, Class-H onboard amplification and premium E-V drivers, such as the EVX155 woofer and the ND6 HF driver with 3-inch diaphragm and 1.4-inch exit. A multi-angle cabinet allows use as a floor monitor or as a main system, and embedded “L” tracks and an optional Plasma Strong Arm offer numerous mounting possibilities.

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ELECTRO-VOICE DX38
January 2004—Electro-Voice's Dx38 is the company-branded processor based on the Dynacord 244. It includes Real Acoustic Cluster Editor (RACE) software for controlling and programming the unit, which calculates and displays the free-field acoustical output when used with various E-V speaker products. Parameters can also be adjusted from the front panel controls. An optional RS-485 interface can be installed in place of the standard RS-232 port, allowing control over 650 feet of mic cable or six times that with Cat-5.

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ELECTRO-VOICE XLC127+
July 2003—Electro-Voice's Xlc127+ is a tri-amped, three-way enclosure that uses two of the same compression drivers as its larger X-Line. Its asymmetrical design places a single-12 at one end, a pair of horn-loaded 6.5s at the other and a pair of NDym compression drivers on plane-wave generators down the center. The Xlc124 is the downfill version. The Xlc118 is a companion single-18 subwoofer designed to be flown in adjacent arrays or integrated at a 2:3 ratio.

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ELECTRO-VOICE CDR-1000 DUAL RE-1 RECEIVER
October 2002—This dual UHF receiver features a single-rackspace package; front panel headphone jack for easy setup/monitoring; antenna output jacks for operating the receiver on two antennae without a separate splitter; eight receivers integrated to operate from two antennae and one APD4 antenna splitter; DC on the antenna input jacks to operate optional UAA-500 RF antenna amplifier; mic- or line-level balanced XLR output; internal power supply; and real-time PC-monitoring via USB.

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ELECTRO-VOICE RE510
October 2002—This supercardioid handheld condenser features a Warm Grip handle, smooth bandwidth, low distortion and wide dynamic range. A LF boost switch beneath the ball screen offers configuration as a classic-sounding live vocal mic or high-performance studio mic. In roll-off configuration, low end compensates for proximity effect, and upper-mid frequencies offer clear and natural response. In Studio mode, the low-end response is lifted, creating a versatile instrument mic.

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ELECTRO-VOICE XLC
October 2002—The Electro-Voice XLC linear array series of loudspeakers provide superior performance in a compact, lightweight package. The XLC system is designed for use in groups of four or more cabinets. The XLC 127 is a three-way design with a 120°x7° coverage pattern that can be either tri-amped or bi-amped in two-way mode. The XLC 124 downfill provides 120°x40° coverage, and the XLC 118 is a single 18-inch subwoofer.

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ELECTRO-VOICE RE-1
July 2002—Electro-Voice's new fully programmable RE-1 Series Wireless Microphone System ($1,550, with handheld mic), expected to ship this fall, utilizes Advance ClearScan technology to automatically make frequency-agile selections of the best of 15 UHF channels for seamless mic performance. The dual-band compander RE-1, which operates in two frequency ranges (680 to 704 MHz, TV channels 49 through 52; 722 to 746 MHz on channels 56 through 59), also includes the handy SoundCheck mode that allows one live sound engineer to handle dropout/deadspot checks with a built-in, 1kHz audio test tone without needing a second engineer. Optionally, E-V N/DYM 767a Handheld Transmitters ($600/each) and Bodypack Transmitters ($520) can be added to the system. Also from the E-V family is Telex's FMR-1000 ($1,830 for handheld/bodypack Combo System), an almost identical wireless system to the RE-1 that is targeted at the sound contractor market.

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ELECTRO-VOICE N/D767A
May 2001—The Electro-Voice N/D767a is a dynamic design featuring a N/DYM magnet structure for high output. This supercardioid mic features a 25 to 22k Hz response, multistage capsule shock-mounting for low-handling noise, a comfortable Warm-Grip handle and VOB (Vocal Optimized Bass) tailoring that's intended to provided a smooth proximity effect without muddiness. Retail is $252.