Line Array is Your Good Choice

One aspect of what makes the Line Array system so efficient is the shape of the dispersion sound. Point source (non-linear Line Array) speakers project sound in a spherical shape, radiating in all directions from the speaker. But your audience usually doesn't surround the speaker from all directions, the audience is usually more or less in front of the speaker.

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• Line Array is a good choice for conference rooms

• Line Array can better play the role of sound effect

• The use of a Line Array is very promising

Line Array is a good choice for conference rooms

The speakers in the Line Array feature a slim profile with a sleek and stylish profile, making them ideal for conference rooms where clarity is critical. They are designed to accurately reproduce the human voice while creating a constant volume level throughout the room.

If you are considering deploying Line Array for your conference room, auditorium, or lecture hall and want clear consistent audio, please contact our experts. We are here to help!

Line Array can better play the role of sound effect

Line Array systems have been used on large (arena or stadium-sized) tours for decades. The reason is that the Line Array system is the best way to get clear sound throughout the venue (from the front row to the last row).

Line Array systems project sound in a more cylindrical shape. This greatly reduces the sound energy projected vertically (to the ceiling and floor). Reducing vertical spread is a good thing for two reasons. One is that the extra sound energy bouncing off the ceiling and floor can interfere with the direct sound from the speakers and create a more chaotic reverberant sound. Another is that it's inefficient -- projecting sound vertically is a waste of watts. With Line Array, you use power wisely, projecting sound more directly to your ears rather than across the room.

The use of a Line Array is very promising

Projecting sound more effectively becomes even more important as the size of the venue increases, especially if the acoustics are poor. In a large, reverberant room, you'll have to turn up your speakers a lot more to get the sound in the back of the room clear and intelligible. But then you end up exciting the reverb field in the room even more, resulting in muddy, muffled audio that's hard to hear.

For Line Array mode, the amount of sound energy decreases more slowly with distance. This means you lose less volume as you move further away from the speaker, which means you can use less wattage to project sound farther. This is a huge advantage, allowing for a more direct sound at lower, less reverberant volumes. This translates into clearer audio throughout the room, not just in the front, without resorting to side-fill (boosted) speakers. And you can do it without breaking everyone's eardrums in the front row.

These are the reasons Line Arrays have been used for years on big tours, and why Line Arrays are becoming more and more popular in smaller venues.

But you can also use a full-size Line Array in medium to large venues and get the same benefits. With more and more companies offering Line Array models that are increasingly complex and easy to set up without professional installation, we see more clubs, venues, and houses of worship in the future using Line Array technology for sharper, clearer Effects. Efficient sound.

Our company has developed a wide range of Line Array which are tested extensively before leaving the factory to ensure quality. These Line Array are durable. You can consider our cost-effective products. Our company website is www.xinhesound.com, please feel free to inquire about us!