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[John Fruits]

Don't forget that line arrays "look cool"    

Also don't that some have that strange typo, they should be called lyin' arrays.

[Debbie Dunkley]

Tomorrow

Have fun   

[Jeff Lelko]

Have fun   

It was!  So nice to finally get ears on some Danley products!

[Debbie Dunkley]

It was!  So nice to finally get ears on some Danley products!

I'm not jealous or anything.....

[Scott Bolt]

I'm not jealous or anything.....

I am

@Ivan,

I tend to agree with your statements on line arrays.  From an engineering stand point, it is always much easier to get good alignment and clarity from a single point source than a line array.

Wouldn't a line array spread the sound more evenly though?  Just from a pure transmission theory standpoint, a line source will be more even than a point source .... until you get far enough away that the "line" starts looking like a point of course.

[David Sturzenbecher]

I am

@Ivan,

I tend to agree with your statements on line arrays.  From an engineering stand point, it is always much easier to get good alignment and clarity from a single point source than a line array.

Wouldn't a line array spread the sound more evenly though?  Just from a pure transmission theory standpoint, a line source will be more even than a point source .... until you get far enough away that the "line" starts looking like a point of course.

Here we go...

That is the equivalent of saying.  Hey salesmen, tell me about that thing the other guy sells.

[Debbie Dunkley]

Here we go...

That is the equivalent of saying.  Hey salesmen, tell me about that thing the other guy sells.

My husband is always happy to tell the customer about that thing the other guy sells....... he usually wins the bid. 

[Jeff Lelko]

I'm not jealous or anything.....

Sorry Debbie!  I'd share some pictures but don't want to steal Rick's thunder.  He was the one gracious enough to coordinate the event and deserves the bragging rights for a stage full of Danleys!

[Rick Powell]

I am

@Ivan,

I tend to agree with your statements on line arrays.  From an engineering stand point, it is always much easier to get good alignment and clarity from a single point source than a line array.

Wouldn't a line array spread the sound more evenly though?  Just from a pure transmission theory standpoint, a line source will be more even than a point source .... until you get far enough away that the "line" starts looking like a point of course.

“If” one could create a perfectly cylindrical wavefront, yes. The argument as I understand it is that the compromises that are made to create an imperfect cylindrical wavefront outweigh the advantages using today’s technology.

[Tim McCulloch]

“If” one could create a perfectly cylindrical wavefront, yes. The argument as I understand it is that the compromises that are made to create an imperfect cylindrical wavefront outweigh the advantages using today’s technology.

Danley uses Wisdom of the Ancients®.  What is new is that Tom put it all together and then built a box around it.

The primary issue with curved vertical arrays is the astigmatism created by the curve, then the self-interference that is undesired (as opposed to the desired self-interference).

"Other than *that*, what did you think of the play, Mrs. Lincoln?"

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