Community's first audio product was the LMF, a round fibreglass midrange horn for a 12- cone driver. We started with midrange, and a focus on that frequency range has been central to our designs ever since. We feel that good midrange performance is the primary requisite of good performance in a sound reinforcement system - the music and vocal information is in the midrange; if that range is not reproduced properly the system will fail in its purpose.

Author: Howze, Bruce
Affiliation: Community Light and Sound
AES Conference: UK 2nd Conference: Sound Reinforcement Engineering (SRE) (May 1989)
Paper Number: SRE-11
Publication Date: May 1, 1989 Import into BibTeX
Subject: Sound Reinforcement Engineering
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