Horizontal & Vertical: Attaining Uniform Coverage
Matching loudspeaker coverage shape to the audience shape — the audience shape is visible, the loudspeaker coverage, not so much…
April 29, 2021
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Matching loudspeaker coverage shape to the audience shape — the audience shape is visible, the loudspeaker coverage, not so much…
Employing trigonometry to quickly and effectively upgrade coverage; it’s also a good idea to have a backup for your computer in case it goes down during setup.
Insights from design engineer Sam Feine on some of the elements and advantages in a modern loudspeaker development workflow.
The author view on a wide – and interactive – range of electrical and mechanical parameters that come into play.
Using measurements to get solid answers regarding a topic that may get more attention than it merits.
Investigating what happens to directivity when a cardioid sub is placed underneath a stage.
Exploring the basic concepts, and some common mythology, about the art and science of sound reinforcement.
Combine two equal level sources: Do we get +3 dB or +6 dB? The correct answer is yes. And there are even more possible outcomes as well.
Exploring more basic concepts, and some common mythology, about the art and science of sound reinforcement.
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