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While a complete exploration of the two concepts would fill an entire book, let’s take a brief look at each concept, in a nutshell.
There are two goals: Power the loudspeakers so they play as loudly as possible without burning out; achieve a certain loudness in a certain venue. Here’s an exhaustive overview covering both topics and much more.
Using the right equipment and following the rules in rigging loudspeakers correctly and safely…
The same questions seem to present themselves for every show, large or small…
Baffles, bass reflex, optimal venting, horn design, flare rates, directivity and more…
Avoid the “inventive” systems cobbled together by well-meaning folks by doing it right in the first place…
The nature of peak and average levels of music and speech, methods of dealing with signal peaks, and more
Checking in with loudspeaker engineer/designer Dave Gunness.
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