In Reply to: RE: Why do line arrays using directional speakers require shorter lines for similar near field performance? posted by claudej1@aol.com on April 28, 2017 at 17:11:22:
Hi Claude
I had the camera at 100 meters from the source (and well past the usable distance for large line arrays) which makes a sound level measurement -40dB re 1 meter (easy to keep track of).
That recording was hitting peaks approaching 90dB fast and avg more like 80dB slow but it hit 105dB A slow at the point the limiters start to get tickled using the stadium type test noise signal. Good catch, the knee in the lf response is -3 @55Hz.
Yeah Boz has some great recordings, I like to use the same material I would use to evaluate speakers in my living room although others play more classic, less subtle PA test program like AC/DC or EDM which I find enjoyable in smaller quantities.
Best,
Tom
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- RE: Why do line arrays using directional speakers require shorter lines for similar near field performance? - tomservo 06:12:44 04/30/17 (1)
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