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Originally Posted by geokie8
I would have thought the greater projection of the traditional loudspeaker would give it the advantage over something that disperses.
So traditional speakers benefit from the room ambiance (reflections, etc) whereas line array systems don't require walls and ceilings to project its sound?
Or is the line array system better but only up to a certain distance?
geokie8
P.S. Thx for the fast response BTW
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In a line array, the rate at which volume diminishes with distance is less than that of a conventional speaker system. Therefore, a line array
projects sound with less drop off. The effect is similar to that of a flashlight with a focused beam.