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 == Backline Amplifiers ==
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 == Phase (cancellation, interference) ==
-See [[:Category:Phase|Phase]]
+{{:Phase Cancellation}}
-Phase cancellation occurs when two signals of the same frequency are out of phase with each other resulting in either a boost or cut in the overall level of the combined signal.
--- Phase at the Zen Audio Project
-If you are suffering from some or all of these, you could be experiencing Phase Interference
-# "Hot" and "cold" spots in the audience area
-# Tonal coloration
-# Poor speech intelligibility
-# Lack of music clarity
-# Poor gain-before-feedback
-# Poor imaging
-See: [http://www.livesoundint.com/archives/2003/july/phase/phase.php Practical Realities of Phase Interference]
 == Presets ==
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 == Processors ==
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 == Proximity Effect ==
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