Although when designing audio solutions for large venues, the further back a speaker stack is, the more you'll likely want to add a delay to it so that the soun

Although when designing audio solutions for large venues, the further back a speaker stack is, the more you'll likely want to add a delay to it so that the sound hits at the same time as the sound from speakers closer to the stage - otherwise it can sound awful (like a strange echo): https://www.prosoundweb.com/why-wait-the-where-how-why-of-delay-loudspeakers/ https://www.prosoundweb.com/why-wait-the-where-how-why-of-de... So yes, for monitoring, or linking two far away places with near zero latency audio, but not for connecting speaker stacks in a venue :)