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<blockquote data-quote="Ivan Beaver" data-source="post: 147318" data-attributes="member: 30">Re: LCR speaker placement and comb filteringThe FIRST thing you need to think about in a LCR system is to treat system AS IF IT IS the only system in the room.Does each of the 3 systems cover the entire room BY ITSELF?&nbsp; If not-then you are starting to have compromises and not everybody will be getting &quot;all the information&quot;.You said&nbsp; said a center line array and you want to mount the &quot;stereo&quot; speakers from the balcony.How are the people on the main floor going to hear these speakers?You need to remember that YOU are there for the people attending-NOT to have a great sound for the operator.COmbfiltering happens when&nbsp; you have 2 identical signals arriving at different times (due to different physical locations).When you have different signals, the combfiltering is lower or non existent-depending on the signal.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ivan Beaver, post: 147318, member: 30"] Re: LCR speaker placement and comb filtering The FIRST thing you need to think about in a LCR system is to treat system AS IF IT IS the only system in the room. Does each of the 3 systems cover the entire room BY ITSELF? If not-then you are starting to have compromises and not everybody will be getting "all the information". You said said a center line array and you want to mount the "stereo" speakers from the balcony. How are the people on the main floor going to hear these speakers? You need to remember that YOU are there for the people attending-NOT to have a great sound for the operator. COmbfiltering happens when you have 2 identical signals arriving at different times (due to different physical locations). When you have different signals, the combfiltering is lower or non existent-depending on the signal. [/QUOTE]

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