Electro-Voice X-Line Very Compact
Feb 14, 2005 5:44 PM, By Mix Editors
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Electro-Voice introduces the latest members of its line array loudspeaker family, the X-Line Very Compact: a compact single 8-inch XLE™ and the larger double 8-inch XLD. Each full-range line array element features two ND2S compression drivers for maximum high-frequency headroom. Both systems can be combined with the matching XS212 bass cabinet for low-frequency extension. The X-Line is scheduled for availability in March 2005.
With X-Line Very Compact, the company offers dynamic headroom for compact line arrays. The XLD281 is a three-way design using CCT™ (Coverage Control Technology) to control horizontal coverage to 250 Hz. It uses an 8-inch neodymium LF transducer, an 8-inch neodymium LF/MB transducer and two ND2S neodymium, 2-inch voice coil compression drivers combined through two Hydra™ plane wave generators into a 120x10-degree waveguide. CCT uses both 8-inch transducers to provide maximum low-frequency output and operating bandwidth while controlling horizontal beam width as low as to 250 Hz by using DSP. The XLD281 has a sophisticated internal crossover network and can be operated in bi-amp or tri-amp modes. It is 9.9x28.8x14.4 inches (HxWxD) and weighs 47 pounds.
For more information, please go to www.electrovoice.com. For more sound reinforcement products, visit mixonline.com/livesound/products.
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