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Horn and tweeter placement science

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The craft of arranging and aiming the mid horns and tweeter arrays across a stack so treble and mid coverage stay even across a crowd, a placement knowledge as considered as the tuning of the bass bins.

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Julian Henriques, Sonic Bodies; sound-system engineering literature; sound-system culture features.

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Musical & sonic elementsTechnology, recording & industry

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Story · Well supportedString up: setting the set and tuning the room

Before a record plays, the crew builds and tunes a machine to the shape of the room.

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