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Thanks Bill.

BTW do you have GLL files for the T60?

Or does anyone have very trust worthy Frequency Response files that I could use to compare against?

Prepping to do ground-plane measurements May 24th-26th.

https://www.powersoft.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/powersoft_TN009_LimiterSetup_en_v1.0.pdf "As you can see the peak limiter is working correctly, as it maintains the level below the 70 V, but the RMS power increase up above the maximum allowed level, this because is dependent by the crest fa...

This sure is a welcoming environment to learn, engage, and grow...

Interesting. Is 60v the maximum voltage the T60 should see regardless of the limiter type? Do you have recommendations on timing components of the limiter settings for the T60? Do you believe in this theory of using several limiters in series? I found a Powersoft PDF speaking to this effect as well....

You should be able to hear any distortion and turn it down. If you really want a limiter in the chain on the Danleys, I'd consider something between the thermal and xmax limit that they suggest. I'd guess 40-45 volts would be safe and keep things under control. Don't get lost in the weeds with the ...

I'm working on setting limiters. I don't know why I struggle with this, but I do. This was given to me by Danley: Danley Sound Labs How to set limiters The best way to set accurate limiters is to measure the actual output voltage of the amplifier. Some of the limiters in the “built in DSP” amplifier...

Yeah. Fair point. The bracket is explicitly stated to mount vertically or horizontally though, so I'm still unsure of that being a definitive answer. I will ask Ivan.

Wow. I'm realizing I'm not even sure which direction is which with these things. I always assumed when the were laying down.. horizontally.. that was the wider coverage. Now I'm second guessing that.

Seth wrote: ↑Thu May 04, 2023 9:37 pm How tall is that wall?

I am going to measure it next Thursday. My estimate +/- 8' is 100' x 35'.

Cool. So that's the design brief. What you need to see if you can find now is if the design brief has been met (by measurements) post construction. It's a bit odd. I would have thought 90 horizontal x 60 vertical would suit most needs better, rather than the 60 x 90 in the design brief. Your sweet ...

Essays are fine.

I would never run stereo subs.

I forgot to address the white/mesh ends of the walls. Those represent the vertical video we will be projecting. They are indeed solid brick. For reference the buildings are estimated to be 35' tall and about 100' in length. In the image the center of the Sub Cube is about 20' from the end of the bui...

Thank you booth for the responses. I am confused about Bill's answer. I understand it isn't directional, but the magnitude will be much higher at or within a meter of the wall than 3 - 6 meters away right? Won't folks feel that? I am imagining that maybe the crossover should be set differently for t...