08-03-2018, 10:11 AM
Confusing, isn't it 
"100V line" is quite separate from "line array" or "line source" speakers. Sometimes the two are found together; i.e. a line source speaker has a 100V line input, but "normal" speakers can have 100V line inputs, and line source speakers can be 8 ohms or whatever...
The main difference between a line array and a conventional speaker is the dispersion pattern. And of course, for PA use today, it's one way to get scarily high sound levels
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line_array
"100V line" is quite separate from "line array" or "line source" speakers. Sometimes the two are found together; i.e. a line source speaker has a 100V line input, but "normal" speakers can have 100V line inputs, and line source speakers can be 8 ohms or whatever...
The main difference between a line array and a conventional speaker is the dispersion pattern. And of course, for PA use today, it's one way to get scarily high sound levels
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line_array
