- DAS
Hi,
We have a weekly meeting in a room on campus at Purdue. The room has stadium seating like this:
http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BgRsZU3CEAA4sHs.jpg
We have standard speaker supports that rise about 7 feet off the ground. Should we use some angle adapters to angle the speakers up 15 degrees? (about the same angle that the room rises) like this:
http://www.directproaudio.com/accessories/stands-truss/speaker-stands/yorkville-sks-adapt15-angle-adaptor-for-speaker-stands
You may not even need to angle the speakers back (though you can if you want). Most loudspeakers have enough vertical coverage in their design to handle situations like this. If we knew your speakers, and had a good drawing (with measurements) of the venue we could probably figure it out for you. Or you can just try what you have and see how it works.
April 22, 2015 @09:44pm
We have a weekly meeting in a room on campus at Purdue. The room has stadium seating like this:
http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BgRsZU3CEAA4sHs.jpg
We have standard speaker supports that rise about 7 feet off the ground. Should we use some angle adapters to angle the speakers up 15 degrees? (about the same angle that the room rises) like this:
http://www.directproaudio.com/accessories/stands-truss/speaker-stands/yorkville-sks-adapt15-angle-adaptor-for-speaker-stands