Audio Systems
"A" System
When you hit the “big stage” and require professional audio, the “A” system will do the job. Great for larger venues with attendance of 200 to 1000+ and will drive itself to the show along with 2 audio technicians.
Call for rates and availability.
*Audio Technicians and delivery are included in the package.
Specifications:
Consoles
Allen & Heath GL2800 40 channel
Allen & Heath GL2800 32 channel
Soundcraft LX7II 26 channel
Monitor Racks
Rack one:
2- DBX 231 EQ Dual 31 EQ
1- DBX 1046 Quad Compressor/Limiter
1- DBX 1074 Quad Gate
Rack two:
2- DBX 231 EQ Dual 31 EQ
1- DBX 1046 Quad Compressor/Limiter
1- DBX 1074 Quad Gate
FOH Outboard Rack:
1- DBX Drive Rack 260
1- DBX 2231 Dual 31 EQ
1- Yamaha Rev 7
1- Visualizer Pro
1- Yamaha Digital Delay Q1500
1- Lexicon MX 200
2- DBX 1074 Quad Gate
2- DBX 1046 Quad Compressor/Limiter
Top Boxes
6- JBL VRX932LAP Powered
Subs
8- JBL VRX918SP Powered
Monitors
8- JBLVP7212MDP
Check out this link for detailed specs on our JBL Speakers
A System Power Requirements:
-Dedicated 220 volt circuit
-50 amps double pole/double throw breaker
-Standard Dryer Plug(4 pin)
-Eight 20 amp single pole breakers
**Located at or near the back of the stage
"B" System
Check out this link on how to use the B System video tutorial
When you’re ready to take the stage with the band, the “B” System is great for situations with 100 to 500 people in attendance. Whether you’re playing a nightclub or a church, this is the system for you. (You better bring a van!)
$125.00 rental fee per night.
*Call for discounted rate on consecutive multiple night rentals.
*Add an audio technician and delivery for an additional $100.00.
*Add a wireless microphone for $35.00.
Specifications:
Yorkville 2150 Powered Mixer:
-Four internal amplifiers 2x 800W at 4 Ohms (mains) and
2x 275W at 4 Ohms (monitors)
-Dual mode digital effects processor (255 preset in stereo,
dual 16 preset processors in mono)
-Mid-frequency sweeps (four-way EQ on stereo channels)
-Mute and solo switching on channels, sends and returns
-Solo AFL/PFL select for more effective mix/channel tuning
-Stereo nine-band graphic EQ on mains
-Two nine-band monitor graphic EQs
-Dual monitor sends (post EQ & pre-fader), aux. and two
effects sends (post EQ & fader)
-Inserts on top six mono channels and all amps
-Phantom power
2 Yorkville E12 Speaker Top Cabinets:
-400 watt
-12” speaker with 1” horn
4 Yorkville E12 Monitor Wedges:
-400 watt
-12”speaker with 1” horn
2 Yorkville LS808 Sub Cabinets:
-800 watt
-18” speaker
4 Shure SM58 Microphones
2 Shure SM57 Microphones
1 Audix D6 Kick Drum Microphone
3 CAD TM211 Drum Microphones
1 Audix I5 Snare Drum Microphone
2 DI boxes
2 Speaker Poles
*Comes equipped with all necessary cables and
microphone stands.
*Microphone mix can be tailored to your needs.
*Ask for audio snake at no extra charge.
*Ask for a Quad Gate at no extra charge.
"C" System
Check out this link on how to use the C System video tutorial
This system is portable and self serve, making the “C” system perfect for an acoustic gig or any public address situation. If you are at the local coffee shop or small indoor/outdoor venue, this is the system for you.
$75.00 rental fee per night.
*Call for discounted rate on consecutive multiple night rentals.
*Add an audio technician and delivery for an additional $100.00.
*Add a wireless microphone for $35.00.
Specifications:
Behringer PMH2000 Powered Head Unit:
-2X250 watt (500 watts bridge mode) power amp with
full protection
-10-channel mixer section comprising six mono and
three stereo channels plus separate tape
return channel
-3 band EQ with switchable pad and peak LEDs on
all mono channels
-9 band stereo graphic EQ allows precise frequency
correction of monitor and main mixes
-Integrated 24-bit digital stereo FX processor with
99 presets including reverb, delay, chorus, flanger,
vocal distortion, vinylizer and more plus 1 kHz test
tone generator
2 Yorkville E12 Speakers:
-400 watt
-12” speaker with 1” horn
4 Shure SM58 Microphones
4 Microphone Stands
2 Speaker Poles
*Comes equipped with all necessary cables.
