Difference between stage monitor speaker and line array speaker

  Stage monitor loudspeakers are loudspeakers specially used for stage monitoring, which are usually used in performances or performances, so that artists can clearly hear themselves and other artists' voices during the performance.

  During gigs or performances, the monitor speakers are placed on a completely separate mixing board that can be run by different sound engineers. Sound engineers want the sound to be loud enough to be heard clearly without damaging the performer's hearing. The stage monitor system is tested during installation to confirm it is working properly making any necessary leveling adjustments. Without a monitor, band members may start to lose rhythm or pitch. Echoes from the venue can be confusing and can disorient the performers, causing them to lose their way. Stage monitors also provide instant feedback on tempo and sound quality, allowing performers to adjust their performance throughout the show to keep the sound clear, clear and intelligible. Since some audiences are demanding of live performances, performers need to be able to hear what the audience is listening to so they can understand and respond to the audience's reactions.

Multiple speakers can be combined into a speaker group (line array group) with the same amplitude and phase, which is called a line array speaker. A linear array is a group of closely spaced radiating elements arranged in a straight line with the same amplitude and phase. Line array speakers are mainly used in large-scale sports games, large-scale performances and other venues. The directivity of the line array speaker in the vertical plane of the main axis is a narrow beam, and the energy superposition can radiate from a long distance. The lower end of the curved part of the linear column covers the near area, forming coverage from near to far. Line array speakers can control the distribution of sound by controlling the volume and phase of each speaker, thereby achieving precise sound field control.

Purpose: Stage monitor speakers are mainly used for stage monitoring, helping artists to hear themselves and other artists clearly during performances. A line array speaker is a speaker commonly used in public places, such as stadiums, theaters, conference rooms, etc.

Sound Quality: Stage monitor speakers need to have a clear, accurate sound so that artists can accurately judge their own voice versus those of other artists. Line array speakers also need to have high sound quality, but not necessarily as accurate as stage monitor speakers.

Power is different: Stage monitor speakers need to have higher power in order to be able to convey sound clearly in a noisy stage environment. The power of the line array speakers may not need to reach the level of the stage monitor speakers, but a higher power must be guaranteed.

Size: Stage monitor speakers are usually small and easy to carry and install. Line array speakers can be larger since they generally need to cover a larger area.

The sound field control ability is different: the sound field control ability of the line array speaker is stronger, and the distribution of the sound can be precisely controlled, while the sound field control ability of the stage monitor speaker is weaker.

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