Más altavoces no siempre es mejor sonido: el efecto filtro de peine
In this video, I explain why adding more speakers doesn't always improve the sound, and how overlapping coverage can create interference and uneven sound. I discuss the comb filter effect, the importance of respecting opening angles, and how to address this with proper design, such as using delays or line array systems. I conclude that better design, not more speakers, is the key to optimal sound. #LiveSound #ProfessionalAudio #peperepara #Acoustics

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