Electro-Voice Microphone - Manual (Page 2)

Weather-resistant
Also available in white
Available with high-quality 70/100 volt transformer
Speaker can be flown. See product features
and Speaker Hardware/Accessories
Mounting hardware available or included.
See product features and Speaker Hardware/
Accessories
Passive or biamped operation
Designed for multi-way active operation
using EV
® Dx38 digital controller
Rotatable constant-directivity horn or identical
horizontal/vertical directivity control (i.e. 65° x 65°)
Ring Mode Decoupling (RMD™) ensures high
performance and vocal clarity at any SPL.
Unfinished version available
Product Feature Symbols
Microphone Polar Patterns
Female
Male
Rock
Jazz
Speech
Choir
V
ocal
Speech
Kick
Snar
e
Toms
HiHat/
Guitar
Saxophone/
Tr
umpet/
Piano
Accor
dion
Guitar/
ENG
Dr
um
Over
head
Amp
W
oodwinds
Brass
Strings
Cobalt Co5
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Cobalt Co7
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Cobalt Co9
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Cobalt Co11
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N/D 367s
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N/D 267a(s)
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N/D 767a
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N/D 967
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N/D 468
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N/D 868
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N/D 478
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Cobalt Co4
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R
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200
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R
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20
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27
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R
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510
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R
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50B/NDB
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635A (B) / NDB
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RE16
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VOICE SOUND
REINFORCEMENT
VOICE
STUDIO
INSTRUMENT
BROAD
CAST
MICS
APPLICA
TIONS
EV MICROPHONE APPLICA
TION T
ABLE
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recommended
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optimal
1934—EV invents the hum-
bucking coil for microphones
(still a standard almost 70 years
later).
1940s—EV introduces noise
cancellation to microphones;
revolutionizes tank and aircraft
communications.
1954—EV introduces Variable-
D
® microphone technology, a
means of eliminating the up-
close bass boost of convention-
al, single-D directional micro-
phones—for high vocal intelli-
gibility under the typical vary-
ing conditions of use in church-
es and meeting rooms.
1963—EV receives an award
from the Academy of Motion
Picture Arts and Sciences for
the development of a shotgun
microphone—the 642 Cardiline
®
—which significantly advances
the quality of sound on film.
1974—EV develops constant-
directivity (CD) horns. For the
first time, a loudspeaker main-
tains its rated coverage angles
over a wide frequency range,
for significantly more uniform
sound quality and higher
intelligibility throughout the
audience.
STEP UP TO EV !
Founded in 1927 as a microphone company,
Electro-Voice ® has grown into one of today’s
dominant worldwide forces in design and man-
ufacturing of top-quality products for broadcast,
touring sound, permanently installed sound
reinforcement and music playback systems.
Recognized the world over as a leader in audio
technology, EV ® is ubiquitous in performing arts
centers, sport facilities, houses of worship, cine-
mas, dance clubs, transportation centers, theaters,
and, of course, live music.
EV’s reputation for providing superior audio
products and dedication to innovation continues
today. Whether EV microphones, loudspeakers
systems, amplifiers or signal processors, the EV
solution is always step up in performance and
reliability. EV, a product brand of Telex Com-
munications, Inc., shares technology with other
Telex product brands: Dynacord ® , Klark-Teknik ® ,
Midas ® , RTS ® , and TELEX ® .
Cardioid
Supercardioid
Hypercardioid
Omnidirectional