already have a pair of F1's and subs thinking about adding another pair to it for a live rock band, has anyone done this if so what where your results
Anyway, it will be better for rock. Outdoor, last summer, I missed doing it and i regret cause the sound was too "tiny". But it was outdoor !
Hi, Tony.
Thanks for the interesting question.
tony posted:already have a pair of F1's and subs thinking about adding another pair to it for a live rock band, has anyone done this if so what where your results
It's great you are looking for ways to improve the sound for a live rock band.
When you add two more F1 Model 812s, place the new F1 Model 812s where you need the sound (not bundled together in pairs with the existing systems).
You don't gain much by placing two F1 Model 812s together (side-by-side or stacked) in one location. In theory, you might get up to 3 dB gain in SPL, but you may also introduce Multiple Source Interference because the F1 Model 812s are providing the mid-high frequencies. You don't get the benefits of acoustic coupling you might expect from putting subwoofers together.
Here is a recent conversation you may find interesting.
Does that help?
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