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I have the same type corner line-arrays as @ppataki. Twenty-four 3.5" drivers made for corner array. Mine also convert to a CBT...

A Narrow line source has good uniform horizontal coverage. That's why they are popular with live sound. Our domestic "line sources" like...

For sure. I have some 4ft tall 4-ways that can be a problem. But then, the closer a speaker gets to point source, the bigger it can...

Hi, We are definitely on the same page concerning listening distances of multiple driver speakers, when different driver sections are...

Yes, speakers can be too big for a room. It takes a certain listening distance based on the size of the speaker baffle, or more...

1000% agree. The sine sweeps Erin provides are extremely useful for knowing the onset of thermal compression. . Didn't mean to imply...

Dynamic range, dynamics, crest factor....I think these and similar terms all rely on some type of peak to average signal analysis...

Here's the thing. Those sine sweeps measure the onset of short term thermal compression. That limits how high you can take average SPL...

I think it can be measured. It's the same measurements we get on ASR and from Erin, with a few more thrown in. In addition to thermal...

I hope you didn't get the impression I was advocating solely for sheer brawn to create excitement. As much of my post was about the need...

I've had the pleasure of exciting many guests with my audio setup over the last half dozen years...all ages, both sexes. Often folks...

Interesting webinar on smoothing out spatial response of multiple subs using phase decorrelation. Geared towards live sound, but...

Hi, Curious....was the sound engineer a Trinnov dealer? And what was the minidsp unit? Yours or theirs? Thx.

I not only don't miss knobs and switches, I say good riddance. Eventually, nothing but clicks, pops, and scratchy pots. That said, a...

Hi, I'm not understanding why you calculated group delay from Erin's frequency response graphs, and not just use the Group delay he also...