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Rear fill gone, now a few questions.
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<blockquote data-quote="ciaonzo" data-source="post: 8022991" data-attributes="member: 607015"><p>One thing that's frustrating about forums is that information sharing only goes so far and interpretation ruins a lot of it. I wish I could travel around to each one of you guys providing guidance, sharing information that way, doing instead of saying. You need practical experience and actual references to what's being said and that is severely lacking in many of these conversations. Many of you don't have a true reference for live un-amplified performances or frequencies in general and it comes through in your questions and suggestions. I'm not attacking anyone, please understand that. Just had a thought and wanted to give a perspective. Setting up front stage is actually very easy, but without references and practical experience, discussing it makes it seem arduous. What's needed is a true understanding of exactly what frequencies affect different instruments and voices and such, but also excursion and power handling relative to those frequencies. Add to that, power response (on and off axis), filter poles (shallow to steep), phase and time coherency (probably four or five people on this site who even understand the true principal behind this), end goals (SPL or realism), etc... it's no wonder we misinterpret and misinform. Myself included!</p><p></p><p>Random rant, food for thought, what have you...</p><p></p><p>neo, that sig is hilarious.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ciaonzo, post: 8022991, member: 607015"] One thing that's frustrating about forums is that information sharing only goes so far and interpretation ruins a lot of it. I wish I could travel around to each one of you guys providing guidance, sharing information that way, doing instead of saying. You need practical experience and actual references to what's being said and that is severely lacking in many of these conversations. Many of you don't have a true reference for live un-amplified performances or frequencies in general and it comes through in your questions and suggestions. I'm not attacking anyone, please understand that. Just had a thought and wanted to give a perspective. Setting up front stage is actually very easy, but without references and practical experience, discussing it makes it seem arduous. What's needed is a true understanding of exactly what frequencies affect different instruments and voices and such, but also excursion and power handling relative to those frequencies. Add to that, power response (on and off axis), filter poles (shallow to steep), phase and time coherency (probably four or five people on this site who even understand the true principal behind this), end goals (SPL or realism), etc... it's no wonder we misinterpret and misinform. Myself included! Random rant, food for thought, what have you... neo, that sig is hilarious. [/QUOTE]
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