Measured vs. Predicted Loudspeaker Array Response
Many designers use arrayed loudspeakers to cover the audience. Computer modeling must be used to determine the array behavior. This study compares the measured vs. predicted response of a 3-horn array.
The Magic Behind Multi-Pattern Mics
Theory and Practice - By Dale Shirk
This article will take a…
The Bigger Picture on Equalization
By Pat Brown
Equalization of a loudspeaker is usually done on-axis. …
Axial Sensitivity – Sense and Sensitivity
By Jeremy Johnston
One of the many specifications included in…
What's a DLL? and when do I need one?
By Pat Brown
This article addresses some specifics of the direct…
Which Impedance? Nominal Minimum / Maximum Average
By Pat Brown
This article addresses three dominant reasons for…
Using All Pass Filters to Improve Directivity Response
By Charlie Hughes
In this article, Charlie will how all pass…
Common Loudspeaker Format (CLF) News
By Pat Brown
An update on Common Loudspeaker Format (CLF) .
The…
Constant-Beamwidth Transducer (CBT) Arrays
Don Keele, Jr. is at it again. His CBT line array has interesting and useful radiation properties. This introduction to the technology with get you thinking about possible applications.
Reality Check! Are like make / model loudspeakers consistent?
How consistent are production loudspeakers? Measured data is used to compare the responses of 12 units of the same make/model.