Why Do Some Stadium Sound Systems Not Sound Good? on Pro Acoustics Tech Talk Episode 85

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Have you ever been to a football game, you are pumped to watch your team, and suddenly, some fuzzy-sounding voice or pitchy music comes on? You want to follow the game and get into the spirit, but you can barely make out the audio. Or maybe it is your stadium sound system that is hurting your ears or isn’t loud enough.

From smaller high school football and baseball stadiums to large professional outdoor arenas, clear, robust audio is necessary for creating an exciting environment for your players, guests, and fans. In this video, Nathan explains why outdoor sound systems for stadiums often underperform and how you can fix it.

Let’s go over the following points to discover how you can take your fumble of a sound system to a touchdown.
- Intelligibility
- Full-range sound
- Loudness and wattage
- Coverage

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