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<blockquote data-quote="Jay Barracato" data-source="post: 145445" data-attributes="member: 24">Re: Time aligning subs to flown mainsI keep in mind that it is the difference in arrival times from each of the sources so it is not the distance between the sources that matters it is the difference that Mike referred to, the difference between the distances from the listening positions to each of the sources which tends to get smaller the further back from the speakers to are. If you add in the fact that you have about +-30 feet where the brain doesn&#039;t identify the difference in arrival times, I tend to align for the front and center seats (the money seats) or dance floor and double check at FOH.Since the money seats are more based on visual connection to the stage and are also the ones most likely to deal with stage wash, I figure anything you can do to help clarity there is worth it.As you move back in a room things tend to smooth out on their own.Sent from my DROID RAZR HD</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jay Barracato, post: 145445, member: 24"] Re: Time aligning subs to flown mains I keep in mind that it is the difference in arrival times from each of the sources so it is not the distance between the sources that matters it is the difference that Mike referred to, the difference between the distances from the listening positions to each of the sources which tends to get smaller the further back from the speakers to are. If you add in the fact that you have about +-30 feet where the brain doesn't identify the difference in arrival times, I tend to align for the front and center seats (the money seats) or dance floor and double check at FOH. Since the money seats are more based on visual connection to the stage and are also the ones most likely to deal with stage wash, I figure anything you can do to help clarity there is worth it. As you move back in a room things tend to smooth out on their own. Sent from my DROID RAZR HD [/QUOTE]

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