KTV audio classification and layout requirements!Sound bar Vendor

　　For many friends, KTV audio is not unfamiliar. It mainly refers to the equipment that can play music in the KTV hall, which is an indispensable basic equipment in KTV. The classification of KTV audio includes different angles and specifications. According to its acoustic structure, it can be divided into airtight and inverted boxes, passive radiator speakers, and transmission line speakers.

　　Different KTV audio equipment has different characteristics. For now, the inverter box in between is the mainstream equipment currently on the market. From the perspective of the size and placement of the speakers, they can be divided into floor-standing boxes and bookshelf boxes. In comparison, the former is relatively large, and is usually placed directly on the ground. Sometimes, foot spikes for shock absorption are also installed under the speakers. The floor-to-ceiling box has a large box volume and is convenient to use larger and more woofers. Its low frequency is generally better, and the output sound pressure level is higher, and the power carrying capacity is strong. Therefore, the suitable listening area is larger or the requirements are higher. Comprehensive occasion use.

　　The latter is usually placed on a tripod due to its small size. The main feature of this KTV audio equipment is that it is sensitive to placement and does not take up space. However, it will be restricted by the volume of the cabinet and the diameter and number of the bass unit. Its low frequency is generally lower than that of a floor-standing cabinet, and its carrying power and output sound pressure level are also lower, which is suitable for use in a smaller listening environment.

　　For different KTV audio equipment and different application environments, the placement of them is also different. In fact, the sound placement method has always been a concern of many audio enthusiasts. So, how to position KTV speakers? First of all, you can use the three-to-seven share method for positioning, that is, the length of the KTV room is divided into three equal parts, the speakers are placed at one-third of the length, and the interval between the two speakers is two-thirds of the length of the room. 0.7 times.

　　In addition, it is possible to use the Trinity Share Method and the Screw Hole Pendulum Method to reasonably place KTV audio equipment. The former is to divide the length and width of the room into three equal parts, and the speakers of the KTV audio equipment are placed at the first equal part of the intersection of the length and the width.

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