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Re: Flown Subs, Ground Bounce, and People in 1/2 spaceThere should only be a single reflection off a single surface from a single source. Since the angle of reflection equals the angle of incidence it should be easy to figure out from ear height, speaker height. and distance from the stage, what the path length difference is in the only secondary path. There will some sort of comb filter caused by that reflection, but it may not be a big deal at sub frequencies.For me, the improvement in coverage of flown subs outweighs any loss of 1/2 space gain present with ground stacks.Mac
Re: Flown Subs, Ground Bounce, and People in 1/2 space
There should only be a single reflection off a single surface from a single source. Since the angle of reflection equals the angle of incidence it should be easy to figure out from ear height, speaker height. and distance from the stage, what the path length difference is in the only secondary path. There will some sort of comb filter caused by that reflection, but it may not be a big deal at sub frequencies.
For me, the improvement in coverage of flown subs outweighs any loss of 1/2 space gain present with ground stacks.
Mac
