Electrovoice 205-4t Manuel D’Utilisation

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EVID Design and Installation Manual 
 
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System Design Questions 
Can I paint the EVID speakers to match the environment? 
Yes, the EVID 3.2, 4.2 & 6.2 are made of high impact ABS that accepts a wide variety of 
paints. For best results, follow the painting directions on page 10 of the Owner’s Manual. 
What finishes are the EVID models available in? 
The EVID lineup is available in white or black on all models, even the 12.1 subwoofer! 
They are pre-coated to eliminate fading, improve appearance and provide an easy to paint 
surface. 
Can I get replacement logo and brackets for the EVID speakers? 
Yes, you can order spare logos, brackets and related items as service parts. Please 
reference the spare parts price list for further information. 
The installation requires no logo is visible on the speaker.  What 
can I do?  
In this situation it is easy to “black or “white out” the logo so that is becomes nearly 
impossible to see.  Since the design of the EVID line is attractive and subtle, these 
requests will generally be quite rare. 
Can I use the EVID 12.1 outdoors? 
Not in most cases. The EVID 12.1 subwoofer cannot generally be used outdoors. It is 
constructed of reinforced MDF material, which is coated with a polyurethane to protect in 
most situations not in rain or direct moisture.  
Can I paint the EVID 12.1? 
Yes, it’s quite simple.  A variety of paints can then be used and simply paint over the 
existing surface.  It is a best to remove the acoustic foam prior to painting. 
Can I use the 12.1 subwoofer with an external crossover and 
separate power amp channel? 
Yes.  The 12.1 has an internal passive crossover but you can also use an active crossover 
and power the subwoofers from a different amplifier channel than the satellite speakers.  
Using the 12.1 this way also allows for larger and more flexible installations. 
When using an active crossover, the recommended crossover range is anywhere between 
60 Hz and 160 Hz.  Use higher frequencies for the 3.2, and lower ranges for the 4.2 and 
6.2. Different rooms can sound better with different crossover points, even using the 
same speakers, so experiment with what sounds best for your speakers and room. Use as 
12-24db crossover slope.