PackLite® power amplifier Model A1: Difference between revisions

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:I have never claimed to have a full and complete understanding of the bass thing, so I've been doing some reading from a while back and ran across something from Hilmar that might help me understand how and why you can go from 1 B1 to 4 B1's and not hear a major difference from a vocal or acoustic guitar that really just goes down to 80hz or so.

Yes, that's correct. Fundamental frequencies of those instruments are not present below 80Hz. That is why you'll find 80Hz high-pass switches on so many mixers and microphones- it allows you to trash those unwanted frequencies. In a performance ~~enviornment~~ it halts the pickup of unwanted bass frequencies (instruments, HVAC units, crowd rumble) from bleeding into your mics.

Yes, that's correct. Fundamental frequencies of those instruments are not present below 80Hz. That is why you'll find 80Hz high-pass switches on so many mixers and microphones- it allows you to trash those unwanted frequencies. In a performance environment it halts the pickup of unwanted bass frequencies (instruments, HVAC units, crowd rumble) from bleeding into your mics.

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 :I have never claimed to have a full and complete understanding of the bass thing, so I've been doing some reading from a while back and ran across something from Hilmar that might help me understand how and why you can go from 1 B1 to 4 B1's and not hear a major difference from a vocal or acoustic guitar that really just goes down to 80hz or so.
-Yes, that's correct. Fundamental frequencies of those instruments are not present below 80Hz. That is why you'll find 80Hz high-pass switches on so many mixers and microphones- it allows you to trash those unwanted frequencies. In a performance enviornment it halts the pickup of unwanted bass frequencies (instruments, HVAC units, crowd rumble) from bleeding into your mics.
+Yes, that's correct. Fundamental frequencies of those instruments are not present below 80Hz. That is why you'll find 80Hz high-pass switches on so many mixers and microphones- it allows you to trash those unwanted frequencies. In a performance environment it halts the pickup of unwanted bass frequencies (instruments, HVAC units, crowd rumble) from bleeding into your mics.
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