Dave_Gib
Stunt Coordinator
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- Oct 1, 2002
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I have some hybrid line arrays, a line of mids matched up with a single compression horn tweeter.
I know that the difference in intensity between a line source and point source gets more dramatic the further away you get. Does the rate of propagation change? The speed of sound is still the speed of sound, maybe I'm just thinking of sound as a liquid which would be wrong?
here are the speakers in question, never mind the center channel, watching movies isn't as important to me as listening to music
Would I need to put an amp on my tweets and a separate amp on the mids, use something from the prosound world to x them over and play with time correction. Or speed of sound is the same no matter what and just build the horn lenses out further to align the coils?
maybe this is wrong sub-forum, I have no idea if there is such a piece of gear with time correction in the home theater world
I know that the difference in intensity between a line source and point source gets more dramatic the further away you get. Does the rate of propagation change? The speed of sound is still the speed of sound, maybe I'm just thinking of sound as a liquid which would be wrong?
here are the speakers in question, never mind the center channel, watching movies isn't as important to me as listening to music
Would I need to put an amp on my tweets and a separate amp on the mids, use something from the prosound world to x them over and play with time correction. Or speed of sound is the same no matter what and just build the horn lenses out further to align the coils?
maybe this is wrong sub-forum, I have no idea if there is such a piece of gear with time correction in the home theater world