Re: Phasing Problems: a 115 and 410 cancel out each other?
I'd like to add there are much more significant phase problems from the stage sound and the PA sound as the PA speakers are never level with instrument and and reflections of back walls etc but you don't notice it alot (unless it is really bad) because other things outway these phase issues and you can't hear slight comb filtering that easy unless you start walking around (TBH most PA's in small venues are slightly out of phase due to the construction of buildings and where the speakers are places). I much bigger problem occurs when things are WIRED out of phase so that when one speaker pushes the other pulls, the more physically inphase the more out of phase speakers in these situations would be. Plus comb filtering sometimes makes things sound better.
I'd like to add there are much more significant phase problems from the stage sound and the PA sound as the PA speakers are never level with instrument and and reflections of back walls etc but you don't notice it alot (unless it is really bad) because other things outway these phase issues and you can't hear slight comb filtering that easy unless you start walking around (TBH most PA's in small venues are slightly out of phase due to the construction of buildings and where the speakers are places). I much bigger problem occurs when things are WIRED out of phase so that when one speaker pushes the other pulls, the more physically inphase the more out of phase speakers in these situations would be. Plus comb filtering sometimes makes things sound better.
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