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<item><title>EB Series: 25 active Bluetooth speakers, 4 to 8 inch</title><link>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/eb-bluetooth-series.html</link><guid>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/eb-bluetooth-series.html</guid><pubDate>2026-11-05</pubDate><category>Product</category><description>Twenty-five models now share one amplifier platform. The EB range covers 4, 5, 6 and 8 inch two-way cabinets from 10W to 60W, with Bluetooth 5.0, a 3.5 mm aux input and one balanced line input on the rear panel. Everything that makes the SI</description></item>
<item><title>The 2026 catalogue is online: 231 models in one place</title><link>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/catalogue-231-models.html</link><guid>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/catalogue-231-models.html</guid><pubDate>2026-11-04</pubDate><category>Company</category><description>The product catalogue has been reorganised: 231 models in stock, grouped into six ranges — loudspeakers, Bluetooth audio, SIP network audio, amplifiers and peripherals, voice alarm, microphones — each with its own page and specification tab</description></item>
<item><title>EN 54-16 and EN 54-24: what a voice alarm system actually needs</title><link>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/en54-voice-alarm.html</link><guid>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/en54-voice-alarm.html</guid><pubDate>2026-10-28</pubDate><category>Industry</category><description>On a European project, &quot;we need EN 54&quot; usually means two quite different things. EN 54-16 covers voice alarm control equipment; EN 54-24 covers loudspeakers. The first is about zoning, priority and fault supervision. The second is about aco</description></item>
<item><title>ES-Y60SO added: 60W column, IP65 for platforms and yards</title><link>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/es-y60so-column-60w.html</link><guid>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/es-y60so-column-60w.html</guid><pubDate>2026-10-20</pubDate><category>Product</category><description>A 60W model joins the column range. Twin 4&quot; woofers plus a 0.75&quot; tweeter, 106dB max SPL, IP65 housing — for platform canopies, factory walls and semi-outdoor corridors. It shares the SIP platform and bracket with the 30W ES-Y30SO, so one pr</description></item>
<item><title>What happens after you send us a floor plan</title><link>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/commissioning-process.html</link><guid>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/commissioning-process.html</guid><pubDate>2026-10-12</pubDate><category>Company</category><description>Most enquiries start with a floor plan in PDF. Five steps follow, and the first three come back within two working days. 1. Speaker schedule. Target SPL by room use, then spacing from the coverage angle. Classrooms start at 75dB, corridors </description></item>
<item><title>One cable for power and audio: PoE 802.3af/at across the range</title><link>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/poe-one-cable.html</link><guid>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/poe-one-cable.html</guid><pubDate>2026-10-05</pubDate><category>Product</category><description>Every model in the SIP range runs on standard PoE — one speaker, one switch port. No socket in the ceiling, no adapter per speaker. Where there is no PoE switch, DC 24V local power works with the same cabling. That matters on retrofit jobs:</description></item>
<item><title>Campus PA: why PoE is replacing the 100V line</title><link>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/poe-vs-100v-campus.html</link><guid>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/poe-vs-100v-campus.html</guid><pubDate>2026-09-28</pubDate><category>Industry</category><description>The 100V line is simple, cheap, and lets one amplifier drive dozens of loudspeakers. The catch is that everything plays together, zoning needs relay switching, and one fault silences a whole leg of the circuit. PoE network audio changes all</description></item>
<item><title>Before it ships: the burn-in test every unit goes through</title><link>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/burn-in-test.html</link><guid>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/burn-in-test.html</guid><pubDate>2026-09-20</pubDate><category>Company</category><description>A loudspeaker that fails in a customer&#x27;s hands costs something completely different from one that fails in the factory. Our answer is simple: once a unit is assembled, it goes on the burn-in rack before it goes in a box. The room is arrange</description></item>
<item><title>SIP or Dante? Two ways to connect the same speaker</title><link>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/sip-vs-dante.html</link><guid>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/sip-vs-dante.html</guid><pubDate>2026-09-12</pubDate><category>Product</category><description>All four ranges come in two versions: SO for SIP/ONVIF, D for Dante. Same cabinet, same drivers, same amplifier — only the digital audio interface differs. Selection is simple: SIP phone system, paging and intercom means SO; meeting rooms, </description></item>
<item><title>Why mall announcements are unintelligible — and it is rarely the speaker count</title><link>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/speech-intelligibility-mall.html</link><guid>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/speech-intelligibility-mall.html</guid><pubDate>2026-09-05</pubDate><category>Industry</category><description>A shopping mall atrium is the hardest acoustic environment for public address: glass curtain walls, hard floors, three or four storeys of open volume, and a reverberation time that easily passes two seconds. Adding loudspeakers raises the l</description></item>
<item><title>Two decades of audio: how EASTVO got here</title><link>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/about-eastvo-2007.html</link><guid>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/about-eastvo-2007.html</guid><pubDate>2026-08-28</pubDate><category>Company</category><description>EASTVO started in Guangzhou in 2007 as a public address trading company, selling components and loudspeakers to system integrators. The problems of that era were concrete: inflated specifications, unstable lead times, and nobody to call whe</description></item>
<item><title>Five questions schools ask before a PA tender</title><link>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/campus-tender-checklist.html</link><guid>https://www.eastvopa.com/news/campus-tender-checklist.html</guid><pubDate>2026-08-20</pubDate><category>Industry</category><description>After enough campus projects, the questions in the tender documents start to repeat. Having these five answers ready saves two meetings. 1. Can it link to the existing fire system? Dry contact or protocol, how zones map, and who tests it. 2</description></item>
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