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Loudspeakers in Speech and Music Reinforcement

Reinforcement of speech and music has long been commonplace, and performance standards are continually on the rise. With care, the all-important aspects of naturalness and system stability can be maintained, and today many major musical events, indoors and out, are performed with reinforcement of both orchestra and vocalists.

John Eargle

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