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Addressing common misconceptions about transformer-distributed loudspeaker systems.
As technologies and gear continue to advance, let's not feel threatened and “disarmed.” Instead, let's flip it on its head and blow people's minds.
Baffles, bass reflex, optimal venting, horn design, flare rates, directivity and other key aspects.
A look at the AKG D202E cardioid microphone that debuted in the mid-1960s and the author still uses today...
In Episode 12, host Samantha Potter is joined by worship audio tech Ben Ivey for a discussion about sound check, which can be a ...read more →
Some brief general guidelines that can be a big help, especially for those new to the process...
Why has the line array become the most popular option and what does the future hold?
Essential factors that make the difference between succeeding in this business or not.
Inside a reference book that can serve as an introductory text as well as a “quick reference” on anyone’s audio engineering bookshelf.
A panel of audio professionals (many of them also PSW contributors) fills us in on how they’ve been channeling their energies in light of ...read more →
We're likely nowhere near as objective about sound as we might think...
A look into main loudspeaker system trade-offs involved in dealing with balconies, accompanied by design examples...
