Speaker Coverage Calculator
Speaker coverage calculator
Enter a horn or speaker’s dispersion angle (like “90 x 60”) and the distance to the audience, and get the exact coverage pattern — for horns mounted on side walls or hanging and angled down from the ceiling.
Horizontal angle sets how wide the coverage is side-to-side. Vertical angle sets how far it throws front-to-back from where it’s aimed. Most horns and point-source cabinets list both, e.g. “90° x 60°” — horizontal first.
Coverage at a distance
How to use this
- Look up your horn or speaker’s horizontal x vertical dispersion angle on its spec sheet.
- Enter the distance from the speaker to the audience or target area.
Need a hand with the install?
Sound Solutions Inc. handles AV design, installation, and system tuning across southern West Virginia.
Visit soundsolutionswv.com
Speaker coverage calculator
Enter a horn or speaker's dispersion angle (like "90 x 60") and the distance to the audience, and get the exact coverage pattern.
Horizontal angle sets how wide the coverage is side-to-side. Vertical angle sets how far it throws front-to-back from where it's aimed. Most horns and point-source cabinets list both, e.g. "90° x 60°" — horizontal first.
Coverage at a distance
How to use this
- Look up your horn or speaker's horizontal x vertical dispersion angle on its spec sheet.
- Enter the distance from the speaker to the audience or target area.
Need a hand with the install?
Sound Solutions Inc. handles AV design, installation, and system tuning across southern West Virginia.
Visit soundsolutionswv.com