Electro-Voice Phoenix manual O e n i x i s t h e r e b i r t h

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of patented Electro-Voice Manifold Technology.

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 on a single horn. Not long after its introduction, major sound companies deployed large MT series systems for the world’s top tours, ush- ering in a new paradigm in sound reinforce- ment. Unique products included the quad

18-inch MTL-4 subwoofer and the MTH-4 with four 10-inch woofers, four 2-inch compression drivers and four 1.25-inch compression driv- ers, all in a single enclosure. MT series was quickly embraced as the worldwide standard.

As line arrays came into vogue and manufac- turers put more resources into their design, the market for loud, ground stacked systems with flying capabilities was neglected. As a customer-driven company offering complete application-specific solutions, EV recognized the need to fill the void created by line array. Phoenix, with second generation Manifold Technology and all-new DVX woofer design, specifically addresses the needs of custom- ers in this market. From regional PA com- panies to high-end concert touring, Phoenix provides medium and long-throw solutions for applications including festivals, clubs and outdoor events—anywhere high SPL non-line array systems are required.

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