Cardioid Setups I Use, And So Can You!

Here is the video that I have been promising to make. These past gigs I had a lot of questions on why, and how to use them, Mainly How. So this Video I show 6 setups, 4 I have used, and 2 that could be used!

Theory, Physics, Explanations, will be provided by these guys:

Michael Curtis:

Nathan Lively:

***NOTE:
Some Setups may visually look the same on MAPP 3D, but the feel, and sound is different dependent on whether its outside, or inside.

How to set these up, listed in order:

#1
03:13
3 subs
Middle is facing towards Band
Other Two towards Audience
Middle one is Delayed 3ms, and its polarity reversed.

#2
05:58
4 Subs Stacked
Spaced at MOST *15FT*
Subs on top are facing towards the Band
Bottom are faced towards the Audience
Top subs Delayed 3ms, and its polarity reversed.

#3
09:07
4 Subs GROUND Stacked Version #1
Inner Subs Spaced at MOST *15FT*
Inner Subs Towards Audience
Outer Subs Towards Band
Outer Subs Delayed 3ms, and its Polarity Reversed

#4
10:38
4 Subs GROUND Stacked Version #2
Inner Subs spaced at MOST *15FT*
Inner Subs Towards Band
Outer Subs Towards Audience
Inner Subs Delayed 3ms, and its Polarity Reversed

#5
4 Sub Close Spacing
11:27 *NOT USED*
Link to Better Explanation on this setup:

#6
13:39 *NOT USED*
In-Line Gradient
Link To Better Explanation on this setup:

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[JoseFernandez-kp]

I know it's been a few months since you posted this video & I'm sure you already know this by now but in the end-fire configuration subs don't need to be 4+ feet away from each other (depending on the frequency you want to cross over at). Otherwise, I love your content & binging on it as of today. I enjoy what you're doing: not pretending to know everything but knowing quite enough to stay busy gigging. Rock on