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[Al Rettich]

Is there a default time alignment (ms) for the reverse sub from Meyer?

[Tim McCulloch]

Is there a default time alignment (ms) for the reverse sub from Meyer?

Not that I've seen but it's easy to model in MAPP.

[Ed Spoto]

Is there a default time alignment (ms) for the reverse sub from Meyer?

3.4ms

[Jean-Pierre Coetzee]

3.4ms

This

[Al Rettich]

Ed, thank you.  I took Smaart to it yesterday and ended up at 3.7ms, sounded so much better than the 11.3 ms that was on it. 

3.4ms

[Ivan Beaver]

Ed, thank you.  I took Smaart to it yesterday and ended up at 3.7ms, sounded so much better than the 11.3 ms that was on it.

There is a bit of "wiggle room" in terms of delay, depending on the exact setup, the freq of interest etc.

But 11.3 ms is way out of whack.

How far was the spacing of the subs to require that much delay?

[Al Rettich]

They’re flown in stacks of two. Left, Right and Center pair. 

There is a bit of "wiggle room" in terms of delay, depending on the exact setup, the freq of interest etc.

But 11.3 ms is way out of whack.

How far was the spacing of the subs to require that much delay?

[Ivan Beaver]

They’re flown in stacks of two. Left, Right and Center pair.

So what is the distance between the subs in each stack?

Or are they stacked vertically, with one facing the rear.

There are several different physical ways to do cardioid, with different results, different delay times etc.

[Al Rettich]

Center of each cabinet to center of next stack is 10’6”

So what is the distance between the subs in each stack?

Or are they stacked vertically, with one facing the rear.

There are several different physical ways to do cardioid, with different results, different delay times etc.

[Ivan Beaver]

Center of each cabinet to center of next stack is 10’6”

My question was about the distance in each stack, not the distance between stacks/pairs

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