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Full Range Monitors
A full range monitor is usually a two way speaker with a woofer and tweeter. It has full range frequency response to reproduce the low, mid and high frequencies. It therefore gives a you a full and reasonably accurate sound.
The advantage of the full range monitor is that it sounds good. The disadvantages are that it is a large speaker and it contributes to muddy sound for the congregation. Because it reproduces the low frequencies well, this bass comes out the back of the monitor into the congregation. For this reason, you need to be very careful not to let the monitor sound get too loud.
A good Full Range Monitor Speaker is the Electro-Voice Force Monitor Full Range Monitor.
Electro-Voice Force I Monitor E
The
Electro-Voice Force Monitor a wedge shaped floor monitor. It uses
a 12 inch woofer with an 80 x 55 degree constant directivity horn.
This gives you good full range sound with high efficiency (96db
at 1 watt at 1 meter). It will handle 150 watts continuous (600
watts short term). This is more power than you need for any church
application. You will get feedback long before you reach the maximum.
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