Electro-Voice Phoenix - Manual
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Table of Contents:
- Page 5 – P h o e n i x i s t h e r e b i r t h; o f p a t e n t e d E l e c t r o -Vo i c e M a n i f o l d Te c h n o l o g y.
- Page 6 – Electro-Voice® Manifold Technology
- Page 8 – Snapshots of Dynamic FEA
- Page 9 – With every excursion,
- Page 10 – Intended for situations where very high SPL
- Page 13 – Whether combined with the PX2181 subwoofer
- Page 14 – The PX2181 is a high-efficiency horn-loaded
- Page 18 – Phoenix System Drive
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Summary
In 1985 EV introduced the MT series to address the needs of concert sound profes- sionals looking for high SPL capabilities, reduced distortion and constant coverage using smaller enclosures. MT series achieved these goals by utilizing revolutionary Manifold Technology that employed multiple drivers...
Electro-Voice® Manifold Technology Unique to all Phoenix high-mid systems and monitors is patented Electro-Voice Manifold Technology. Borrowing from the innovations of the original MT series, yet employing the most advanced Electro-Voice technology, Phoenix manifolds boast major advantages over sing...
Snapshots of Dynamic FEA for a high power signal (100V) for a conventional design (top) versus DVX (bottom). The changing colors in the gap indicate an extreme variation of the magnetic flux for the conventional design, while there is only slight variation with DVX. The result is a more even travel ...
