Posted by Wayne Parham on June 09, 2003 at 13:17:18

In Reply to: Question for those who know! posted by Garland on June 09, 2003 at 11:12:08:

I've always thought that horizontal dispersion was very important for home use. Narrow dispersion is more attractive for targeted patterns in prosound use.

There are some 120^o horns available, but since room corners represent a 90^o angle, I always preferred this pattern. It covers the room very well when the speakers are positioned at each side of the coverage area, toed-in 45^o with forward axis crossed just in front of the listeners. That arrangement offers the most uniform spectral balance and the best stereo imaging over the widest coverage pattern.