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[Tom Gunderson]

Looking to get an aray type speaker. Self powered.

[Mark Rombouts]

Good luck 

[Thomas Le]

Why? What makes a line array better than a traditional point source speaker for your application?

[Tim Weaver]

Why? What makes a line array better than a traditional point source speaker for your application?

Obviously because it's an array!

[Stu McDoniel]

Looking to get an aray type speaker. Self powered.

Tom, you have got to provide a bit more information.
Go into detail a bit and also state your budget...like how much you want to spend.
Also, for a wedding band I would suggest running away from line array and focus on point source self powered loudspeakers.

[Tom Gunderson]

Looking to get an aray type speaker. Self powered.

Wider dispertion . 100 deg.

[Chris Grimshaw]

Wider dispertion . 100 deg.

Kinda, but not always.

Usually, the small-format column speakers (Bose L1, RCF Evox, etc etc etc) use "full-range" speakers for the >150Hz stuff. They're probably -6dB at 50 degrees out at a couple of kHz. Above that, the treble will start getting really beamy.
Look for something with a dedicated tweeter if you want wide (though likely uncontrolled) dispersion.

Chris

[Tim McCulloch]

What kind of "array"? 

[Tim Weaver]

Wider dispertion . 100 deg.

Good post. Much info.

[Tim McCulloch]

Good post. Much info.

Not sure how dispersion relates to arrays of wedding bands.  Usually 1 wedding band is enough, although women typically wear theirs with the engagement ring.

/snark

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