Line array speaker Introduction:
Line array speaker Also known as linear integral speakers. Multiple speakers can be combined into a speaker group with the same amplitude and phase (line array), and the speaker is called a Line array speaker. Linear array systems often bend slightly to achieve a larger coverage angle. The main part pairs the far field and the curved part to the near field. Make the vertical directivity asymmetry, some acoustic energy can be gathered in the part with insufficient high frequency.

Line array speaker Principle:
Linear array is a group of radiation units arranged in straight lines and closely spaced, and have the same amplitude and phase. Improve the transmission distance and reduce the attenuation during sound transmission. The concept of linear array is not only there today. It was originally proposed by H.F. Olson, a famous American acoustic expert. In 1957, Mr.Olsen published the classical acoustic monograph “Acoustic Engineering” (AcousticalEngineering), which discussed that linear arrays are particularly suitable for long-distance acoustic radiation. This is because linear arrays provide very good directivity of vertical coverage for good sound effects.
Line array speaker Applications:
It can be used for mobile use or fixed installation. It can be stacked or hung. It has a wide range of uses, such as touring performances, concerts, theaters, opera houses, and so on. It can be used for mobile use or fixed installation. Line array speaker The vertical plane of the main axis is a narrow beam, and the energy superposition can radiate over long distances.