This not a simple matter...one must understand how soundwaves travel in the air.
sir jo,
i wonder where this turbo originates
can you share link sir
it's by turbosound sir
sir jo,
what is your opinion about this box?
vs. w-bin, wsx?
i believe the over all system matters,not just the box or bins.
and the knowledge,skills & experience of the people who use the equipment
we appreciate the love of our fellow pinoy to music or any sound reproduction,sound system,mobile, PA or what ever we call it.
we see malabon competition,iloilo then this cebu,thumbs up for you guys,
what is your opinion about this box?
vs. w-bin, wsx?
i believe the over all system matters,not just the box or bins.
and the knowledge,skills & experience of the people who use the equipment
we appreciate the love of our fellow pinoy to music or any sound reproduction,sound system,mobile, PA or what ever we call it.
we see malabon competition,iloilo then this cebu,thumbs up for you guys,
Do they really know what they're doing?Do they have knowledge on comb filtering or phasing issues?
Hi Engel...First let us assume that these boxes are loaded with the right drivers...now the design...Wbin is a more or less 3feet tuned symmetrical horn loaded 1/8 wavelength of 50hz...to use these box to it's maximum efficiency you need 8 wboxes...WSX is a 7feet sealed hyperbolic horn loaded 1/4 wavelength of 35Hz...to use these box to it's maximum efficiency you need a block of 4 WSX boxes.
Wbox was designed by Dr. DB Keele way back 1970's...WSX was designed by Martin Audio in the 90,s...so, in terms of technology they have a decade of great difference.
Speakerbox configuration plays a big role in the overall system performance...the more efficient it is the better for the user.
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can you share me the basic of this sound waves sir for my knowledge. . tnx
thanks sir,
sirs, can you give me an idea or ways on how to eliminate or rather control the echo reverbing sound inside a close gymnasium? 30 mtrs width and 60 mtrs in length. an audio owner told me that you have to bring to the maximum volume as possible inorder to cover the echoes, which i think it's not the right way.
how can i make a clearer sounds, vocals especially? How about the punch of the base sir? Basically, lessen the base or boost it? how about thE mids sir? any particular frequencies to both? i have a setup this saturday inside a gym, hopefully i could have an idea from you sirs. . . thanks. .
What is the Height...is it roofed with or without walls?...these venues are sometimes not designed with respect to acoustics...if so, it will be very expensive...
sometimes...when we face this kind of venue acoustical problem...we will just set our FOH as high as can be (almost near the ceiling) then firing them down directly to the audience using them as absorbent to minimize standing waves...with SPL just enough not to create to much room modes but, just enough intelligible at the end of the venue...there will be lots of EQing compromises to take out some problematic frequency caused by room modes.
To sir jojo
Im newbie here, i saw this speaker plans in the net and planning to build it. Also thinking to put a Crown JH157 and matched to a Crell CA8. Need your advise, suggestion if Im on the right track. Thanks
Im newbie here, i saw this speaker plans in the net and planning to build it. Also thinking to put a Crown JH157 and matched to a Crell CA8. Need your advise, suggestion if Im on the right track. Thanks
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