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Electro-Voice Compact Precision CP2200 Specifications

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ZX1 HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPACT LOUDSPEAKER

Frequency Response (-3dB) ....................................................... 60Hz-20kHz

Frequency Response (-10dB) ..................................................... 48Hz-20kHz

Sensitivity 1W/1m ................................................................................... 94 dB

Max. SPL / 1m (calc); full space ........................................................ 123 dB

Coverage (nominal -6dB) H° .................................................................. 90 °

Coverage (nominal -6dB) V° .................................................................. 50 °

Rotatable Horn ..........................................................................................

Yes

System Power Handling (cont/prog/peak) .........................

200/400/800W

Nominal Impedance (Passive) ........................................................ 8 Ohms

Input Connections ......................................................Parallel Neutrik® NL4

Weight Net ......................................................................................... 18.52 lbs

Dimensions (HxWxD) ..................................................17.76” x 11.1” x 10.35”

Sb122 SX/SB SERIES SPEAKER SYSTEM

Sensitivity 1W/1m ................................................................................... 99 dB

Max. SPL / 1m (calc); full space ........................................................ 131 dB

System Power Handling (cont/prog/peak) .......................

400/800/1600W

LF Transducer .................................................................................... EVS12SB

Flying .................................................................................................

Optional

Input Connections ......................................................Parallel Neutrik® NL4

Internal Crossover ......................................................................................

Yes

Weight Net ........................................................................................ 33.07 lbs

Dimensions (HxWxD) ............................................... 23.07” x 16.89” x 12.28”

CP2200 COMPACT PRECISION SERIES CLASS H POWER AMP

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&RQWLQXRXVUDWHGSRZHUN+]7+' .............................. 500 Watts

0D[LPXPEULGJHGRXWSXW..................................................... 2200 Watts

0D[LPXPEULGJHGRXWSXW..................................................... 1600 Watts

Total harmonic distortion ..................................................................< 0.05 %

Weight Net .......................................................................... 16 kg ( 35.27 lbs )

Dimensions (HxWxD) ................................................. 3.47” x 19.02” x 14.52”

Appropriate

Use of Power

By Jake Feldman

This combo from E-V helps

you provide potent but

tailored sound

F

or many shows, disc jockeys

have to decide what “over kill”

and “under kill” are.

At a 250-person wedding, a line array is definitely

overkill. For the 2,500-person prom, a pair of self-

powered 450-watt speakers is unquestionably

underkill. For most jocks, it is not that they want

to commit such an obvious audio atrocity, it is

that they are limited by their wallet and schedule

as to what they may purchase and use for their

event.

200 watts (continuous). With

a 90° by 50° coverage pattern,

you rest assured that your

outer guests will hear the ever

important announcements

emitting from within. The

ZX1 also acts as a great floor

monitor for small bands,

speaking engagements, and

churches.

Getting Amped Up

When used together with EV’s CP2200

Compact Precision Series Class H Power

Amplifier, these speakers offer great

support for your small events. At a low

volume, the system presents a great

clarity and attention to the music. After

dinner, however, these speakers provide a

warm, rich, yet crisp sound that leaves one

wondering how a system so compact and

light can possess such a bite.

As a unit, these speakers fit into the

right “niche” for small events. As I tested

them, I became aware of a slight problem

not with the speakers, but with the Asp

Ev-1 poles that come with this system.

As is common in similar setups, the poles

had pin clips that I was not using correctly,

because of the presence of tightening

knobs. I quickly learned that such a mistake

would create a vibration

of the pin, which can

be annoying. After the

misuse was corrected

and the pin was placed

correctly, the problem

was solved.

I brought these

speakers out to

numerous events, most

notably a wedding at

a church gymnasium

that was being used as

a reception site. Usually,

in a gymnasium, most

of the high end is

transported away from

your audience and into

the ceiling, creating a

headache for guests

and for the DJ. With

this system, I was able

to convey every important

word of the Couple of Honor’s special day, and

was complemented about how well the system

worked in such an acoustical nightmare—over

kill or under kill.

Q

Solid Stack of Sound

Electro-Voice speakers are known for

their smooth sound, sleek looks, and

marketplace sensibility. Two of their

products, the ZX1 High Performance

Compact Loudspeaker and the SB122

Sx/Sb Series Speaker System fit

together seamlessly to offer you the

ability to pull off those “small” shows

without blasting Grandma out of the

room, or leaving your guests wondering

why the DJ showed up with what sounded like a

home stereo unit.

On the audio low end, the SB122 packs just

the right “tight” punch you have been looking

for, without the back strain. At a shockingly light

33 lbs, this little workhorse puts out 400 watts

continuous, with a program handling output of

800W and a peak of 1600W. While rubber footings

provide piece of mind in a sturdy base, the

SB122 may also be flown if desired, with optional

hardware available from EV.

Also flyable and easy to transport, the ZX1

brings out the highs and mids with a nice, crisp

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