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=== Mono ===

; Note :References to the L1 Compact are also applicable to the L1 Pro8

Question:

:I noticed in the {{Compact Owners Guide}} (page 7), there are instructions on how to use more than one Compact to provide additional coverage in larger spaces. This is new. It hasn't been easy to do this with the {{Classic}} / {{Model I}} / {{Model II}}.

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* 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.

* 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, the spacing of multiple {{Compact}}s would be somewhat less than the spacing of multiple Model I or Model II systems.

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 === Mono ===
+; Note :References to the L1 Compact are also applicable to the L1 Pro8
 Question:
 :I noticed in the {{Compact Owners Guide}} (page 7), there are instructions on how to use more than one Compact to provide additional coverage in larger spaces. This is new. It hasn't been easy to do this with the {{Classic}} / {{Model I}} / {{Model II}}.
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 * 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.
+* 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, the spacing of multiple {{Compact}}s would be somewhat less than the spacing of multiple Model I or Model II systems.