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<blockquote data-quote="Ivan Beaver" data-source="post: 141959" data-attributes="member: 30">Re: Infocomm???I don&#039;t know that Bennett would be called &quot;the boss&quot; of the website-just one of the originators/owners etc.And he does not pay me-so he is not my boss.People are allowed to exchange ideas-as long as they are factual.And all the speaker driver manufacturers that we deal with are VERY HAPPY for line arrays-since it takes more drivers to do the same job.But that does not make them better.Just yesterday we did a &quot;listening comparison&quot; with another company.&nbsp; The photo is below.&nbsp; The target audience area was the building on the other side of the cove, about 700&#039; away.&nbsp; You can&#039;t put delay towers in the middle of the lake (at least not cost effectively.)The customer had already been told &quot;Line arrays can&#039;t do this&quot;.WHich is funny-because a lot of the &quot;folklore&quot; behind line arrays is that they can &quot;throw&quot; the sound further-but in reality that is not the case.I believe the site was on an old Indain burial ground-because both our and the other companies generators failed about 30 minutes apart.&nbsp; We each went out and rented more generators.&nbsp; What are the odds of that!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ivan Beaver, post: 141959, member: 30"] Re: Infocomm??? I don't know that Bennett would be called "the boss" of the website-just one of the originators/owners etc. And he does not pay me-so he is not my boss. People are allowed to exchange ideas-as long as they are factual. And all the speaker driver manufacturers that we deal with are VERY HAPPY for line arrays-since it takes more drivers to do the same job. But that does not make them better. Just yesterday we did a "listening comparison" with another company. The photo is below. The target audience area was the building on the other side of the cove, about 700' away. You can't put delay towers in the middle of the lake (at least not cost effectively.) The customer had already been told "Line arrays can't do this". WHich is funny-because a lot of the "folklore" behind line arrays is that they can "throw" the sound further-but in reality that is not the case. I believe the site was on an old Indain burial ground-because both our and the other companies generators failed about 30 minutes apart. We each went out and rented more generators. What are the odds of that! [/QUOTE]

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