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Wed, 02 July 2003 06:20   |
mikebake
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on any of the various forums when I wax rhapsodic about setting up outdoors. You never have any of the room problems. It's a beautiful thing. That's why sound guys that set up in an indoor venue really have to work things out; outdoors they pretty much know what settings will work. The variables, other than distances and position to listeners, are the same. Screw the room, go outdoors!!!
Another factor if you drag your stuff outdoors is that you will often be driving your system at a somewhat higher level; same spl at the listening position, but more realistic levels from the drivers. And it doesn't get uncomfortable because a room isn't reinforcing any freq. unnaturally. Ramble ramble..............
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