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Journal Article

Acoustoelectronic Auditorium

Authors: Olson, Harry F.

Journal of the Audio Engineering Society · Volume 7 · Issue 4 · pp. 173–180 · October 1959

Abstract

The term -acoustoelectronic auditorium- is used to designate an auditorium complex incorporating an integrated design of the room acoustics with the sound reinforcing apparatus. Under these conditions, the acoustic characteristics of the electronic sound system are coordinated and correlated with the acoustics of the enclosure. The features of the acoustoelectronic auditorium are as follows: an enclosure providing a large stage, a low ceiling and a seating capacity of 300; sound reinforcing apparatus consisting of the following features: concealed and fixed stage microphones, concealed and fixed auditorium loudspeakers, and a delay system.

Details

Publication
Journal of the Audio Engineering Society
Volume
7
Issue
4
Pages
173–180
Publication date
October 6, 1959
Affiliation
RCA Laboratories, Princeton, NJ (See document for exact affiliation information.)
Type
Journal Article