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There are a number of possible Hook-Up options for the REVOLVER. The following diagrams outline the most common of these
options and are accompanied by a brief description:
Example 1 is the simplest Hook-Up option for the REVOLVER and yields a much deeper effect than when it’s used simultaneously
with a stationary speaker cabinet.
Example 2 is another common and simple Hook-Up option and yields a wider stereo effect with less depth than example 1. It also
provides more flexibility in a miked situation by allowing the sound engineer to have control over the mix between dry and effected
cabinets. In this application it is a good idea to separate the stationary cabinet from the REVOLVER by at least 3 to 4 feet. This will
avoid phase cancellation caused by the REVOLVER’S speaker stopping to rest and pointing in the opposite direction of the station-
ary speaker or speakers.
HOOK-UP:
EXAMPLE 2:
HOST AMPLIFIER
HANDBUILT IN PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA.
8 OHM
4 OHM
4 OHM
SPEAKERS
REVOLVER'S
REAR PANEL
8 OHMS
FUSE
WARNING:
To reduce risk of fire and/or
electric shock, replace only with
same type and rating of fuse.
Unplug power before removing f
use. Do not expose this unit to
rain or moisture. Do not remove
bottom cover.
117 V.
1 A
60 HZ.
OOGIE
B
M
ESA
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT SPEAKER ENCLOSURE
8 Ohm Speaker
Cabinet
EXAMPLE 1:
HOST AMPLIFIER
HANDBUILT IN PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA.
8 OHM
4 OHM
4 OHM
SPEAKERS
REVOLVER'S
REAR PANEL
8 OHMS
FUSE
WARNING:
To reduce risk of fire and/or
electric shock, replace only with
same type and rating of fuse.
Unplug power before removing f
use. Do not expose this unit to
rain or moisture. Do not remove
bottom cover.
117 V.
1 A
60 HZ.
OOGIE
B
M
ESA
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT SPEAKER ENCLOSURE
