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<blockquote data-quote="Bennett Prescott" data-source="post: 32749" data-attributes="member: 4">Re: EAW KF760 Line Array (with KF730 under hang)Brandon,Since Divergence Shading (whose term is that?) is just a fancy way of saying &quot;put some angle in between the boxes&quot;, I don&#039;t see how going to a different box throws it out the window. I am transitioning from the far/mid throw section of the array, where I need very tight angles, to the very near throw section where I almost need a trap box. KF730s at large inter-box angles work very well for this, this is something I have done on many occasions with many different boxes. The loudspeakers are not the problem, and using fancy terms I think clouds the real issue and makes line arrays seem more complicated than they really are.I use Divergence Shading™, Intensity Shading™, Frequency Shading™, Delay Shading™, Phase Shading™, Height Shading™, and Fill Shading™ in my array designs. I have also, on occasion, used Turning Off That Box Completely Since It&#039;s Just Not Necessary™ shading.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bennett Prescott, post: 32749, member: 4"] Re: EAW KF760 Line Array (with KF730 under hang) Brandon, Since Divergence Shading (whose term is that?) is just a fancy way of saying "put some angle in between the boxes", I don't see how going to a different box throws it out the window. I am transitioning from the far/mid throw section of the array, where I need very tight angles, to the very near throw section where I almost need a trap box. KF730s at large inter-box angles work very well for this, this is something I have done on many occasions with many different boxes. The loudspeakers are not the problem, and using fancy terms I think clouds the real issue and makes line arrays seem more complicated than they really are. I use Divergence Shading™, Intensity Shading™, Frequency Shading™, Delay Shading™, Phase Shading™, Height Shading™, and Fill Shading™ in my array designs. I have also, on occasion, used Turning Off That Box Completely Since It's Just Not Necessary™ shading. [/QUOTE]

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