Electro-Voice XEQ 808 User Manual

Specifies a nominal crossover frequency of 800 Hz and nominal load impedance of 8 Ohms.

Details 12 dB/octave attenuation for low-pass and 18 dB/octave for high-pass outputs.

Covers 12 dB equalization at 10,000 Hz and adjustable 9-16 dB attenuation at 1,000 Hz.

Max safe amplifier power is 400W, with a second-order L-C circuit for frequency division.

Uses barrier terminal strips and phone jacks; provides detailed physical dimensions.

Combines passive high-level crossover with HF equalization for two-way systems.

Compensates for falling HF response of compression drivers with constant-directivity horns.

Ideal for EV DH series drivers with HR/HP/RC horns and TL series low-frequency systems.

Utilizes high-quality components like air-core inductors to prevent distortion.

Instructions for mounting the crossover on any conductive surface using provided brackets.

Procedure for flush mounting by cutting an opening in the enclosure and using a gasket.

Details on using barrier terminal strips or 1/4-inch phone jacks for signal input/output.

Reference to Figure 3 for a typical wiring diagram of the XEQ 808 connections.

Guidance on connecting drivers for proper phase relationship to avoid sound cancellation.

Details on safe amplifier power ratings (up to 400W) and input voltage limits (±80V).

Explains the fixed low-frequency channel equalization to counteract rising speaker response.

Describes adjusting horn driver level using jumpers as per the chart in Figure 5.

Discusses how moving jumpers adjusts midrange horn level and offers options for external compensation.

Covers defects in workmanship/materials for two years; outlines repair/replacement terms.

Excludes abuse, misuse, and consequential damages; details consumer rights and authorized service.