Posted by Earl Geddes [ 69.209.182.10 ] on June 27, 2005 at 21:04:54:

In Reply to: Re: FR Measurments of Line Arrays posted by Zarathu on June 27, 2005 at 20:22:27:

It depends on the height of the array and on the frequency. The near field varies with frequency so yes, it is pretty certain that you are in the near field at higher frequencies, but not at all certain that you are in the near field at low frequencies. Thats what I don't like about arrays. With my speakers I know that I am never in the near field at any frequency.

Replies:

• Always trade offs - Zarathu 06:23:52 06/28/05 (15)
  • I don't agree - Earl Geddes 07:32:41 06/28/05 (14)
    • Most of the discussion centers - Zarathu 10:29:11 06/28/05 (3)
      • Re: Most of the discussion centers - Wayne Parham 10:44:22 06/28/05 (2)
        • Re: Most of the discussion centers - Eric J. 10:55:52 06/28/05 (1)
          • Re: Most of the discussion centers - Wayne Parham 11:12:12 06/28/05 (0)
    • Troll? - Zarathu 09:28:47 06/28/05 (9)
      • Re: Troll? - Wayne Parham 10:25:34 06/28/05 (8)
        • Re: Troll? maybe not! - Eric J. 10:34:23 06/28/05 (7)
          • Re: Troll? maybe not! - Wayne Parham 10:48:53 06/28/05 (6)
            • MODERATION IS MORE THAN READING POSTS - Eric J. 11:05:43 06/28/05 (5)
              • Re: MODERATION IS MORE THAN READING POSTS - Wayne Parham 11:26:32 06/28/05 (4)
                • Thats why I post rarely - 106db 12:13:15 07/01/05 (1)
                  • Re: Thats why I post rarely - Wayne Parham 12:48:31 07/01/05 (0)
                • Thanks for your help - Eric J. 11:58:07 06/28/05 (1)
                  • Dr. Geddes Position - Earl Geddes 16:29:14 07/18/05 (0)