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TA-890
End firing array
Under today’s market conditions it is often necessary to abide by strict environmental considerations. This is particularly pertinent at open air festival sites where there are multiple stages and external noise limits.
Aspect
It is also possible to do this with the low end by creating a cardioid subwoofer array.
The above example shows the performance of a cardioid subwoofer array.
The main bass stack is firing forward. A second bass stack is placed behind the first by ¼ of a wavelength @ 100Hz, out of phase and delayed by 2.5ms.
This creates a cardioid pattern dispersion pattern and will result in very steep reduction of LF behind the stack – this is ideal where a very controlled environment is required.
It is worth noting that this requires additional processing and will result in a lower output than using the enclosures in a more conventional manner.