Speaker placement in dance club

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Speaker placement in a dance club, medium dance floor 30 - 100 sq meters, 320 - 1100 sq feet. Recommended JBL speaker products. 
From ear-splitting mega dance floors to tranquil VIP lounges; from eclectic
chill rooms to complex sound booths.


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