Wharfedale EVP-X15 MKII Passive PA Speaker - Black

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The Wharfedale EVP-X15 MKII is a robust passive PA speaker designed for professionals needing reliable sound reinforcement for various applications like DJ sets, live music, installations, and houses of worship. Its primary benefit lies in delivering powerful, clear audio with a 15-inch woofer and 1.75-inch compression driver, handling up to 350W RMS. A key consideration is that it requires an external amplifier to operate, as it is a passive unit.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Series | EVP-X |
| Model Part Number | EVP-X15 MKII |
| Brand | Wharfedale |
The Wharfedale EVP-X15 MKII is a passive loudspeaker. It requires an external power amplifier to operate.
You should use a power amplifier that can deliver at least 350W RMS per channel into an 8-ohm load. Ensure the amplifier's impedance rating is compatible (8 ohms or lower).
The Wharfedale EVP-X15 MKII has an impedance of 8 ohms.
The 15" woofer provides a good low-frequency response down to 45Hz. For very deep sub-bass frequencies (below 40Hz), pairing it with a dedicated subwoofer is recommended.
You can connect multiple EVP-X15 MKII speakers to an amplifier by wiring them in parallel or series, depending on your amplifier's capabilities and the total impedance load. Always ensure the total impedance does not fall below your amplifier's minimum rating. Consult your amplifier's manual for specific instructions.
The dimensions are typically around 475mm (H) x 414mm (W) x 306mm (D), and it weighs approximately 16.2kg. Please refer to the official product specifications for exact measurements.
This product typically does not include speaker cables. You will need to purchase compatible speaker cables separately.
Ensure the speaker cable is securely connected at both the amplifier and the speaker. Verify that the amplifier is powered on and receiving an audio signal. Check that the amplifier's volume is turned up and the correct input is selected.
Reduce the volume level from the source and the amplifier. Check speaker cable for damage. Ensure the amplifier is not over-driven (clipping). Verify the speaker is not physically obstructed or damaged.
Increase the volume on the audio source and the amplifier. Ensure the amplifier is powerful enough for the speaker's requirements (minimum 350W RMS into 8 ohms). Check sensitivity ratings and overall system gain structure.
Check all audio connections for proper grounding. Try a different power outlet for the amplifier. Ensure audio cables are shielded and not running parallel to power cables for long distances.
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