Using Equalization To Improve Church Sound Systems
The nuances of church architecture, and any enclosed room for that matter, pose unique acoustic hurdles. Proper equalization is key.
July 2, 2010
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The nuances of church architecture, and any enclosed room for that matter, pose unique acoustic hurdles. Proper equalization is key.
We welcome a new blogger to the PSW fold – David McLain, a.k.a. “The Church Soundguy.” David’s a veteran audio professional who runs a great blog of his own about audio and church sound related topics, and he also works with CCI Solutions in Olympia, Washington.
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