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In Reply to: Ok posted by E-Stat on March 28, 2024 at 06:30:22:
In commercial sound, one is often replacing a sound system the person responsible for, isn't happy with (or they wouldn't be considering a change) and it's usually concert style speakers that were used.
The larger the room, the more difficult it is to get good sound.
In that case, a sale often involves an on site demonstration from the companies under consideration.
That is how we came to be, we are in about half of the 100,000+ seat stadiums now, those side by side demo's and the results other heard bypassed the need to have a marketing department or advertise much.
Compared to a large arrays of sources, a full range horn that radiates as if it had one driver, if powerful enough can cover an entire stadium clearly, much more clearly than a concert array. The picture is one of those, although FSU, used 2 of them.
In a larger home system, this would be a consultant that specifies everything not the owner and in very large applications it is often a consultant that designs the overall system.
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Follow Ups
- RE: Ok - tomservo 12:13:18 03/28/24 (8)
- RE: Ok - uncle mag 15:39:42 03/28/24 (2)
- Not sure how that relates to - E-Stat 12:21:50 03/28/24 (4)
- RE: Not sure how that relates to - tomservo 15:41:08 03/28/24 (3)
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