House Speakers vs. Monitor Speakers

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House Speakers vs. Monitor Speakers Session Four: House Speakers vs. Monitor Speakers

House Speakers: For the Audience (MAINS) Larger the audience, larger the size and number of speakers.

Monitor Speakers: For the Performers Monitors/Aux/FX/Subs Preference/ $$$ Floor Monitors-cheaper Personal stand monitors – more expensive P.E.M.s – Personal Ear Monitors- very expensive

Very Basic-Small Venue

Wedding Reception Sound Table

JCHS sound booth During play

DJ Table

Small Concert Venue

Larger Outdoor Concert Venue

Extremely Large Outdoor Venue

Stadium Sound Setup

Troubleshooting/ Upkeep/ Q&A Session Five: Troubleshooting/ Upkeep/ Q&A

Feedback- roars and squealing from poor microphone/ speaker placement- microphones should always be placed behind the Main speakers.

Troubleshooting: Locating the source of an equipment problem Start with the simple things: Is it plugged in? Is the power on? Mute switches on? Is it all connected properly? Is there a short in the cable? Continuity Is my equipment broken?

Up Keep: Store in a dry, dust-free environment Keep covered, or in storage cases Wrap all cables loosely, yet neatly