A bachelor degree in electrical engineering is really all you need to understand most of what he is saying, but to really do the same job as him you will definitely need a master's degree in acoustics or similar and some experience with concerts.

incredible sound, it's JBL.

It does make it less powerful in the air but it's more even because you arent coupling with the resonant frequencies in the floor.

Spikes are for the sub to not walk around. Can't walk of your flown.

I think that it has much to do with their poor room acoustics than speaker placement. Never heard of barking effect, what is it?

It doesn’t matter when you have 12 Double 18” 4000watt subs, per side, plus ground stacked subs. Completely different than a home setup

I want this too

You’d get no benefit at home. That’s not what line arrays are designed for

That is very normal.

there's no shame in having a PA in your home. but I suggest you to invest a good point source system. it will probably sound better in your home. my friend has a 4KW PA in his bandroom just for listening music. having 18 inch subs in your apartment is pretty funky. note that a good studio monitors will probably sound better than big PA in your home. and PA will suck a lot of electicity.

Not at all, your neighbours would love it too!

Tech Metal accurate reproduction and intelligibility is what they care about most. It is just a different acoustic environment to a home environment that they need to use different methods to achieve their goal. There is a lot of planning, design and physics involved in what they do

The method of hanging subs is used for pattern control. The longer the array the better pattern control over low frequencies. Subs become more directional as a function of the length of the array. That is why they hang them, to give directional control over subs in to seats further away. The ground subs are used to take care of the floor level. In theory the ground floor will not actually hear the flown subs just like they are not hearing the top speakers in the array only those that are pointing at them. Bass response is not as good when flown true but when you have that many subs the lack of ground plane coupling can be overcome. This is not a system that lacks headroom believe me. Full range freq response to every seat is the goal and if you think a home system can outperform the sub performance of a system of this type I urge you to go to a well set up show such as this and compare. Large wavelengths (low frequencies) need large spaces.

I think he said about cardioid configuration for the subs, and that gives them directionality and a quieter stage kevel?

@@jonniprasad just knowing the T60 for a complex recint like that, so many surfaces, materials... Even with software, the amount of calculus for those shows is scary. I'm on my 2nd year of live sound and maybe I better keep on music playing than getting to much into engineering, because not many people can manage the planning of a system like this one.

Lawsuits!

Loads of Crown iTech 12000HD's on the ground somewhere.

CROWN I TECH world best power amps of the audio industry.

@@organeu besides Lab gruppen and powersoft and dynacord

@@organeu lol okay sure. Maybe 30 years ago.

@@soundfreak8892 don’t forget Linea is a major player today.

I don't know what you're talking about. I've been to a Linkin Park show and that crew does an amazing job!

should have seen the Rolling Stones at any of their arena shows, was incredible

A few milion will get you there.

Marije Steenbergen lol

i think each flyable sub is about $10K each.

the dual 18 inch subs are 15k a pop, this comment is late but doesn't matter

You should have seen the previous trapezoidal arrays by Showco, Clair, and EV back in the day. Line arrays are a profound improvement.

To my own opinion I think pioneer has good system

@@simongakonyo5419 pioneer trash..... What's the point of pioneer having powersoft amp modules when the speakers sound like crap!💩💩

Be specific. In what price range?

amp simulators, in this case faractal axefx

+Eric Nelson Probably the same reason why everyone uses the M50s.

Because de'll do the job. Yes, i'm gonna go tho the middle of nowhere for that pun so bye.

Liswati Djuwarno ...

Talk to an old sound guy and he'll hook you up! If you need someone to talk to initially, or for some phone numbers, call me 612. 250.1565 retired 6,000 shows.

The amount of gear here would be around 2 Milllion, if that gives you a guideline

@@smallbrandproductions6906 $2 Million ISNT bad for this rig. Worth the price of admission.

Pretty sure there not gonna use anything but Crown Amps ..which is the best in the Industry

I got some 2400 and 3600 series amp givim me pressure ...service wise na

Crown iTech HD 12000's all around.

@@ernestoalvarez9045 nope not best. But one of the best Lab gruppen and powersoft is the best opps almost forgot Dynacord!!

Peavey CS800's! lol!

Petros Komninos wow lots

100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,009

Yes.

What do you expect to hear from your phone?

@@TempoDrift1480 to know how sound by my phone

555

Screen1cf Very easy to understand, he's just explaining what they use for that venue. I'm not a big fan of arrays for large venues.

zylcho What don't you like about line source in large venues? Also, regarding your comment on the Wildwood Beach, the system tech works for the tour's audio vendor, not directly for the band like the FOH mixer. If it was a one off gig, it most likely would have been a local production company- probably Spellcaster, Bauder, Asbury Audio, etc, which provide their own system techs.

+zylcho lol what

+zylcho I thought line-arrays were the only way to do large arenas etc. What would you use?

They're not the only thing to use, but they are the most popular.

Who said that the 35 htz frequency was launched? You can't say anything without listening to this line array which is the best in the audio industry. The sound is incredible realism, precision, fidelity. Another important point: this system like all JBL equipment will age extremely well and will easily be resold in second hand, no problem, it's JBL. Best regard.

Believe it or not, most line arrays these days go down to 35hz on their own without subs… then subs added to extend to 25hz

@@kadjmusic With that said, the line array doesn't do all the work, you probably let the subs play everything till 90Hz and the Line Array will do everything else

your vey ignorant......500 000 watts thru crown macrotech 12000 arrays.....35hz = yes, 20 = a modest amount, 10hz = no....your life = no.

Goblok mu

Goblog

Zachary Hazard could you hear him? Alrighty then.

Many of them in his videos hold the mic in a strange way.

Such a KZfaq commentator expert on this matter. Please tell us more since you know more than this professional in the video.

+slaction why?

mmmm this is how all live mixing engineers talk about their rigs...

He's not even a mixing engineer, he's the system guy, so he has to know this stuff.

You too.

I believe my friend that you need to go see an ear specialist! This line array is the best in the audio industry in every way. That said, the management of such a system also depends on the Sound Engineer and again, the technical team whose Chief Sound Engineer was of a very high level. In any case the sound can not be like in your private living room, and it all depends on where you were in the room, the huge room...

Mejor di cuál es tu banda favorita así podemos burlarnos y desbloqueas recuerdos de tu infancia

Why?

incorrect

no

Says someone who has never used or has no idea how to use a LA System.

@@g3o5d yup