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Certainly true...... Apex 220 & Fuzzmeasure 2.0.11, my choice. [message #23738 is a reply to message #23737] Sat, 12 May 2007 22:25 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Marlboro
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That's certainly true. However, anyone who is building a line array should be willing to invest in a measurement system to tweak the system to its potential.

I use a calibrated Apex 220, with preamp, connected to my Powerbook. On my powerbook I use Chris Liscio's great Fuzzmeasure software. current version is 2.0.11.

I usually measure at the listening position rather than 1 meter from the speakers. Line arrays are kind of aways anyhow.

And, of course, while its not currently in my "loop", I have a DOD 2/3 octave constant Q equalizer. Altho, modifying the crossover position and volume can serve as a kind of tone control modification.

Tweaking in this way can be lots of fun and takes lots of time. I'm not currently set up for this, as I'm remodeling the room that my system is in.

Marlboro

 
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