Specifications

A. The auto calculation routine will tend to aim the top cabinet slightly beyond

the coverage stop distance to give maximum vector summation at the furthest

listening position. This is physics at work and is not a shortcoming of the W8 Series

line arrays.

One benefit of this overshoot is that it can act as a hedge against coverage shortfalls

caused by temperature and wind gradients bending the projected sound downwards.

See W8L Series Applications Guide for further information about temperature and

wind gradients.

Reducing reflections and overspill

ViewPoint

's auto calculation routine is based on a combination of theoretical

modeling* and practical experience and aims to give the most consistent frequency

response over the audience surfaces as well as an even SPL distribution. We strongly

recommend using ViewPoint

's recommendations before attempting radically

different schemes.

If there are highly reflective surfaces (or level sensitive neighbours) immediately

beyond the Coverage stop point you may wish to reduce the level and overshoot at

that point. This may be done by reducing the coverage stop distance until the top

cabinet ray coincides with the highest/furthest audience area.

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