I found this while scoping out EV microphones. Might be of interest to those of you who are hauling large numbers of subs around.
Starting on my 2nd T-39 soon as the snow is gone and I can get my Garage / wood shop back !
http://www.electrovoice.com/sitefiles/d ... v04%20.pdf
Interesting Subwoofer Document
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Re: Interesting Subwoofer Document
Nice. Reinforces lots of whats said around here about the basic physics of lf. Some of these solutions are out of our grasp, but not all. With the dsp power available in many of the amps and outboard some of this is not hard to implement, even with just a small PA.
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Re: Interesting Subwoofer Document
Saved. Looking forward to studying it.
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Re: Interesting Subwoofer Document
This is a good read, some of it isnt always practical. Not always room for an endfire array and such.....
2 24" Lab12 T48 (Many more on the way)
2 W8 (2 more on the way)
2 DR250
2 W8 (2 more on the way)
2 DR250
Re: Interesting Subwoofer Document
Followers of Don Keele's CBT papers will recognize the use of the Gradient approach.
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Re: Interesting Subwoofer Document
Reading through this most of the diagrams are around the stage. Is this type of beamforming possible from a corner/wall loaded perspective? Or when you V plate do you kill this ability too?
2x T39, 1x T60, 1x THTLP, 1x AT(not built by me) 6x DR250
I need more bass
But this gal's built like a burlap bag full of bobcats
CW Mcall
I need more bass
But this gal's built like a burlap bag full of bobcats
CW Mcall