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Front fill

Also known as front-fill speaker, lip fill.

A loudspeaker placed near the stage edge to cover audience positions below or between the main arrays.

In practice

Low-profile placement must preserve sightlines and safety while delay, polarity, level, and equalization blend coverage with the mains and nearby stage sound.

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Sources

  1. Audio Systems Guide for Theater Performances · Shure

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