Room Acoustics Testing - Do I Need a Sub?
Prior to designing a sound system, the room acoustics needs to be tested. Pat Brown answers the question, Do I need a sub when testing the acoustics in the room? You will also learn what Pat uses in his test kit.
Miking Audiences / Congregations
by Richard Honeycutt
A new layer of complexity for miking audiences…
Instructional Video - Simple and Accurate Way to Check Polarity on Multi-way Loudspeakers
Practical Audio by Pat Brown, the Pro Sound Training guy.
Testing…
Instructional Video - Accurate Way to Check Polarity of Audio Components Without Special Instrumentation.
Practical Audio by Pat Brown.
In this video tutorial,…
When the Volume Knob Goes to the Right
by Hadi Sumoro www.HXAudiolab.com
In this article, Hadi…
Two Amplifier Channels, One Loudspeaker
Updated March 2020
The most popular form factor for audio power…
Capturing the Room Impulse Response with an Ambisonic Mic
This article will present comparative result between omni mic…
Vintage Western Electric 560 Loudspeaker - Circa 1926
Audio expert Peter Mapp had fun measuring a Western Electric…
Audience Effects on Sound Wave Propagation
by Fedele De Marco
Effects of the audience on the propagation…
Question to the AV Professional, How Much Does "Fidelity" Matter?
by Richard Honeycutt
As AV Professional, fidelity is a familiar…