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Frequently Asked Questions

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  • What are speaker crossovers?

    Single speakers don't have a flat frequency response over the entire range of audible frequencies. That's why most cabs contain more than one speaker. The biggest speaker is the wo
    Date Updated: 07 May 2016

  • How do I pick the right amplifier for my speakers?

    When you're putting together a live sound reinforcement system, you may wonder - when confronted with the dizzying array of specs - just how large a power amp you need to drive you
    Date Updated: 07 May 2016

  • My order contains items that are in stock and items that are backordered. When will my order ship?

    The in-stock items on your order will ship right away. We will then ship any backordered items as we receive them. Please note that this does not increase your shipping charge. If
    Date Updated: 07 May 2016

  • How do I tune my 12-string guitar?

    For standard tuning it should be: < low > E E A A D D G G B B E E < high > The second set of strings (the smaller ones) are tuned one octave (12 notes) higher on the 4 heavier pair
    Date Updated: 07 May 2016

  • How do I cancel an order?

    If you would like to cancel your order please give us a call at 1-866-498-7882.
    Date Updated: 06 May 2016

  • What is the bearing edge bevel on a drum?

    The bearing edge bevel is the degree of cut on a drum shell. It affects the sound, quality, and ease of tuning dramatically. The inside usually has a 45° cut. The outside will usua
    Date Updated: 06 May 2016

  • What does de-essing mean?

    De-essing is a method for removing loud sibilants (harsh "SSS" sounds) from vocal parts. This can be accomplished by a dedicated de-esser device or by using an equalizer connected
    Date Updated: 06 May 2016

  • What is "Ringing Out" a sound system? And how do you do it? "Ringing Out" a sound system is a process of using a graphic equalizer to increase the amount of gain you can get out of
    Date Updated: 06 May 2016

  • What's the 3-to-1 Rule?

    The 3-to-1 Rule is a rule of thumb for microphone placement. When microphones are placed too close together, unwanted dips and peaks in frequency response occur as a sound source i
    Date Updated: 06 May 2016

  • About Equalizers

    Equalizers boost or cut specific frequencies in a signal. The most common equalizers are tone controls. They tailor your sound to suit your music. Bass and treble knobs control a l
    Date Updated: 06 May 2016

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