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<blockquote data-quote="Ivan Beaver" data-source="post: 115414" data-attributes="member: 30">Re: tall skinny speakersI would disagree with the statement of 12 smaller boxes providing a more uniform coverage pattern.&nbsp; It is exactly the reason that the Jerichos came into existence. When you start to array boxes horizontally and vertically you start to have all sorts of interference patterns at different freq.BTW when was the last time you saw MEASURED arrays of multiple boxes?&nbsp; NOT predicted that has been &quot;doctored&quot;. I am not aware of any.&nbsp; But then again there are a lot of things I am not aware of-----------------&nbsp;Danley publishes MEASURED data of multiple boxes.&nbsp; I am not aware of any other manufactures that do this.&nbsp; Please enlighten me if I am wrong.Having listened to many Jerichos in large facilities (and small), there is no way a number of smaller boxes could provide the same smooth coverage.I don&#039;t remember (I appologize if I did) saying that the SBH10 performed as a single source of sound-but rather that it performs like a horn-rather than a set of stacked devices.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ivan Beaver, post: 115414, member: 30"] Re: tall skinny speakers I would disagree with the statement of 12 smaller boxes providing a more uniform coverage pattern. It is exactly the reason that the Jerichos came into existence. When you start to array boxes horizontally and vertically you start to have all sorts of interference patterns at different freq. BTW when was the last time you saw MEASURED arrays of multiple boxes? NOT predicted that has been "doctored". I am not aware of any. But then again there are a lot of things I am not aware of----------------- Danley publishes MEASURED data of multiple boxes. I am not aware of any other manufactures that do this. Please enlighten me if I am wrong. Having listened to many Jerichos in large facilities (and small), there is no way a number of smaller boxes could provide the same smooth coverage. I don't remember (I appologize if I did) saying that the SBH10 performed as a single source of sound-but rather that it performs like a horn-rather than a set of stacked devices. [/QUOTE]

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