Time & Phase Alignment: Inside Two Principal Concepts Of System Optimization
They’re related but different and have specific applications. It’s important to know which form to use to get your answers for a given application.
They’re related but different and have specific applications. It’s important to know which form to use to get your answers for a given application.
Summarizing the results of a comparison between simulated and measured data via a field test.
Paying as much attention to what comes off the backs of the loudspeakers as what comes out the front.
How normal amplifier testing procedures can lead to inappropriate design choices. (A downloadable audio version of this article is also available.)
Part 2 of this series provides an evaluation of performance parameters that include tonal consistency in the audience zone, headroom, and the difference between the audience and mix position.
A walk through key optimization developments over the past 40-plus years, starting with loudspeaker technology.
Investigating what happens to directivity when cardioid subs are placed underneath a stage.
Using proper loudspeaker placement to achieve the goal of “putting the sound where the people are.”
Hearing the problem is not the same as quantifying the problem and then developing a solution to correct it.
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