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* The most important application for an "identical signal feeding two or more like speakers" is when covering a large area. A good example would be an audience of 1,000 or more seated for a graduation ceremony. A distributed system of several {{L1 nl}} systems all fed with the same signal is perfectly appropriate. We make it very easy in the {{Compact}} to do this with the line output jacks on the back. You can easily daisy chain them.

* I can't think of a situation like this where you would want to space the {{Compact}}s (or any other L1 system) closer than 20' and thus I see no issue with undesirable [[Multiple Source Interference|multi-source interference]]. I think that spacing closer to the 50' mark would be more typical in terms of covering large audiences. Said another way, I don't think an L1 Compact has trouble throwing up to 50'.

* I can't think of a situation like this where you would want to space the {{Compact}}s (or any other {{L1 nl}} system) closer than 20' and thus I see no issue with undesirable [[Multiple Source Interference|multi-source interference]]. I think that spacing closer to the 50' mark would be more typical in terms of covering large audiences. Said another way, I don't think an {{Compact}} has trouble throwing up to 50'.

* As said above "The {{Compact}} uses a significantly shorter array than the {{Model I}} or {{Model II}}. As a result, it doesn't project sound as far." Thus, spacing of multiple {{Compact}}s would be somewhat less than the spacing of multiple Model I or Model II systems.

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=== Distributed Systems for Covering a Large Area ===

Summarizing from above:

A good example of an application for a distributed system would be an audience of 1,000 or more seated for a graduation ceremony. A distributed system of several {{L1 nl}} systems all fed with the same signal is perfectly appropriate.

Place the {{L1 nl}}s at least 20 feet apart to avoid undesirable [[Multiple Source Interference|multi-source interference]]. Spacing closer to 50 feet is more typical in terms of covering large audiences.

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 * The most important application for an "identical signal feeding two or more like speakers" is when covering a large area. A good example would be an audience of 1,000 or more seated for a graduation ceremony. A distributed system of several {{L1 nl}} systems all fed with the same signal is perfectly appropriate. We make it very easy in the {{Compact}} to do this with the line output jacks on the back. You can easily daisy chain them.
-* I can't think of a situation like this where you would want to space the {{Compact}}s (or any other L1 system) closer than 20' and thus I see no issue with undesirable [[Multiple Source Interference|multi-source interference]]. I think that spacing closer to the 50' mark would be more typical in terms of covering large audiences. Said another way, I don't think an L1 Compact has trouble throwing up to 50'.
+* I can't think of a situation like this where you would want to space the {{Compact}}s (or any other {{L1 nl}} system) closer than 20' and thus I see no issue with undesirable [[Multiple Source Interference|multi-source interference]]. I think that spacing closer to the 50' mark would be more typical in terms of covering large audiences. Said another way, I don't think an {{Compact}} has trouble throwing up to 50'.
 * As said above "The {{Compact}} uses a significantly shorter array than the {{Model I}} or {{Model II}}. As a result, it doesn't project sound as far." Thus, spacing of multiple {{Compact}}s would be somewhat less than the spacing of multiple Model I or Model II systems.
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+=== Distributed Systems for Covering a Large Area ===
+Summarizing from above:
+A good example of an application for a distributed system would be an audience of 1,000 or more seated for a graduation ceremony. A distributed system of several {{L1 nl}} systems all fed with the same signal is perfectly appropriate.
+Place the {{L1 nl}}s at least 20 feet apart to avoid undesirable [[Multiple Source Interference|multi-source interference]]. Spacing closer to 50 feet is more typical in terms of covering large audiences.
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