Ceiling Speakers
Start overhead: even coverage with nothing on the walls. Choose the EC essential range for everyday rooms, step up to C-G2 premium for wider spacing, higher taps, and low-profile cans.
EC essential: 3″–8″, taps to 30 W, UL-rated.
C-G2 premium: taps to 90 W (high-ceiling), low-profile options, ceiling sub.
Range extras: PC systems and a 12-inch high-output model round out the line.
Best for: retail, offices, and hospitality.
Surface-Mount Speakers
When the ceiling can't carry it — or the music moves outside. Step to surface cabinets for foreground level, open ceilings, terraces, and anywhere weather is part of the spec.
Design: paintable pairs in black or white, 8 Ω or 70/100 V.
Weatherization: EVID-S5.2X rated IP65 for full outdoor duty.
Low end: S10.1D and S12.1 subwoofers anchor the music.
Best for: restaurants, bars, and outdoor areas.
Column Speakers
Start here when the room is the point: columns that blend into architecture and keep speech clear. Step up through the family as rooms grow — from the 60 cm LRC-1060 to the full-range LRC-2100.
Design: paintable, wall-hugging enclosures on SwifTilt brackets.
Weatherization: IP56c/IP55, with EN54 certification on the 1060.
Control: Dynacord DSP presets, with EASE, PREVIEW, and SONICUE support.
Best for: worship, heritage rooms, and speech-first spaces.
Point-Source Speakers
The workhorses: front-loaded EVF for most rooms, horn-loaded EVH when the pattern must hold at distance. Step up from LRC when you need real SPL and pattern choice per position.
Acoustics: rebuilt G2 acoustics in the gen-1 footprint.
SPL: up to 141 dB peak (AES75, EVH-15 G2).
Weatherization: fully-weatherized IP55 versions for outdoor and marine.
Best for: PACs, gyms, music venues, and worship.
Line Arrays
The X-Line Advance touring and install elements, the very compact XLD and XLE families, the XCS312 cardioid bass element, and EVA — with comparisons across the range.
Range: from compact XLE/XLD elements (135–143 dB peak) up to X-Line Advance (142–145 dB peak), covering everything from theaters to stadiums.
Design: modular, bi-amp or tri-amp configurations with premium transducers and advanced waveguides.
Weatherization: IP-rated options available across most models (X2, X1, and standard XLD/XLE excluded).
Best for: concerts, theaters, stadiums, and touring or fixed install applications.
Subwoofers
The X-Line Advance touring and install elements, the very compact XLD and XLE families, the XCS312 cardioid bass element, and EVA — with comparisons across the range.
Range: from compact XLE/XLD elements (135–143 dB peak) up to X-Line Advance (142–145 dB peak), covering everything from theaters to stadiums.
Design: modular, bi-amp or tri-amp configurations with premium transducers and advanced waveguides.
Weatherization: IP-rated options available across most models (X2, X1, and standard XLD/XLE excluded).
Best for: concerts, theaters, stadiums, and touring or fixed install applications.
Pair with Dynacord
Electro-Voice loudspeakers and Dynacord electronics are engineered together under one roof. Dynacord amplifiers, matrix engines, and controllers are the recommended way to power and manage every family on this page — from a two-speaker background-music system to a networked multi-zone installation.
Build the Electronics Side
Amplifiers, matrix mix engines, and control — matched to the loudspeakers above.