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The SRS8 active bi-amplified studio reference monitor is simply one of the best near-field monitors on the market today. The SRS8 accurately reproduces multi-track recordings, surround mixes, mastering mixes, etc. with pinpoint precision, which makes it easy to get your best mix possible. The SRS8 incorporates a built-in 130W two channel amplifier (70W low, 60W high) and an active crossover that delivers clean, transparent power without a hint of distortion or coloration. The 115-230V 50/60Hz power supply is compatible with most AC Mains worldwide. A LOW frequency adjustment switch is added so the user can adjust the proper low frequency balance depending on the monitor’s location and proximity to nearby surfaces which can boost bass response by several decibels.
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A standard setup for live music is usually placing loudspeakers on the left and right side of the stage. This is ideal for covering the audience out front of the stage. However, there are many instances where a venue may have seating to the side, behind, or even at the foot of the stage where your speakers cannot not cover. This article will review a few tips on placing additional speakers to fill in those areas.
If you are a sound professional and are looking to step up to a line array, a column or 10” line array might suite you. The efficiency and clarity of column and line arrays are the best way to overcome coverage issues as you can run overall volume lower without sacrificing coverage.
