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<blockquote data-quote="Ivan Beaver" data-source="post: 123434" data-attributes="member: 30">Re: Listening Get TogetherHere is an interesting quote from one of the &quot;official builders&quot;Apparently the coverage pattern changes with level.&nbsp; So that means that in a church setting-the Pastor is going to have a hard time getting people to hear-but the band will be just fine?And this is a &quot;good thing&quot;????????So different parts of the show will sound different depending on where you are seated?&nbsp; I guess the band better not play any quiet slow songs-------------&quot;The MVW system creates a defined sound field that changes in size with the amount of power applied.&nbsp; There&#039;s boundary that&#039;s very apparent when running a system outside, or in a large venue.&nbsp; For example, running 4 2x8 prototype cabs per side at an outside show last year the engineer and I were walking the venue prior to the show with low power running.&nbsp; About 30ft from the stage you would take a couple of steps and the sound would just drop, at least 6db.&nbsp;&nbsp; During the show while the cabs were running up to power, that boundary effect had moved out approximately 300ft from the stage.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ivan Beaver, post: 123434, member: 30"] Re: Listening Get Together Here is an interesting quote from one of the "official builders" Apparently the coverage pattern changes with level. So that means that in a church setting-the Pastor is going to have a hard time getting people to hear-but the band will be just fine? And this is a "good thing"???????? So different parts of the show will sound different depending on where you are seated? I guess the band better not play any quiet slow songs------------- "The MVW system creates a defined sound field that changes in size with the amount of power applied. There's boundary that's very apparent when running a system outside, or in a large venue. For example, running 4 2x8 prototype cabs per side at an outside show last year the engineer and I were walking the venue prior to the show with low power running. About 30ft from the stage you would take a couple of steps and the sound would just drop, at least 6db. During the show while the cabs were running up to power, that boundary effect had moved out approximately 300ft from the stage." [/QUOTE]

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