Learning Series: A Sound & System Primer: When The Volume Knob Goes To the Right

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This article will help a small facility with a small sound system improve their sound quality if they do not have a sufficient budget to hire a sound system consultant and/or do proper professional installations. We will present a very fundamental approach to how loudspeakers should be placed/arranged without too much technicality.

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