What kind of speakers did Electro Voice make?

Electro-Voice Interface D Speakers – Part of the line of Interface A, B, C, and D speakers, they were not mass-produced by the company, so they are sought-after by vintage speaker collectors. Electro-Voice Empire – One of Electro-Voice’s first speakers from the 1950s, these speakers are housed in a wooden floor unit.

What do you need to know about Electro Voice?

Electro-Voice is dedicated to developing products that exceed the ever-higher expectations of audiences, performers, and production professionals the world over. EV loudspeakers are designed, engineered, and tested for ultimate reliability. Speaker enclosures are tested to levels that far exceed required industry safety standards.

What kind of software does Electro Voice use?

PREVIEW offers system designers a software tool to configure Electro-Voice line arrays for optimized, even coverage. Designers can quickly find the optimum loudspeaker configuration with the full-color 3D interface. The software ensures only mechanically safe combinations of loudspeakers and rigging hardware are designed.

What kind of speakers are used in collector cars?

ELECTRO – TECH, INC. S & M Electro-Tech has developed a complete line of new replacement speakers engineered to fit in collector cars and function properly with OEM radios. Our speakers are manufactured in the USA using compact high energy neodymium (NEO) magnets that allow these speakers to fit where others won’t.

How to contact Electro Voice Professional Loudspeakers?

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Are there any spare parts for Electro Voice?

We have the right Electro-Voice spare parts for almost every product for you. You can not only rely on the high quality of all spare parts, we can also guarantee precise processing and the perfect fit for your individual needs. Even if a product is no longer manufactured, its spare parts are usually still on stock for another five years.