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Big Beach Dance Festival in Japan Relies on RCF Gear

CHIBA, Japan — The Big Beach Dance Festival staged at the Makuhari Seaside Park here recently used a new RCF rig on each of the three stages. The event drew some 20,000 revelers with artists including The Chemical Brothers (playing a DJ set), John Digweed, Beardyman, Timo Maas and more. Promoted by alife Entertainment, adding to the atmosphere of the legendary beach party was a full RCF rig on each of the three stages provided by Comestock, sourced through Ballad Co.

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Monitos setup for the Queen’s Jubilee Concert

Diamond Jubilee Concert Supported by Large Midas Console Network

LONDON — The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Concert earlier this month included a large network of Midas consoles.  Britannia Row FOH engineer Josh Lloyd specified a setup including two Midas PRO9 and one Midas PRO2C units for FOH, with Midas XL8, PRO9 and PRO6 consoles for monitors. The system also included 14 Midas DL431 digital mic splitters to manage the 96 channels for the house band plus 96 additional orchestra channels.

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Kwang Mying Church in Seoul, South Korea

Eidim Audio Visual Equips Korean Church with Adamson Gear

SEOUL — Eidim Audio Visual, based in Buena Park, CA but with offices around the U.S. and also in Seoul, provided audio support for the 5,500-capacity, multi-level Kwang Mying Church here with Adamson gear. The main sanctuary setup included six Y10 enclosures, four SpekTrix 5 degree enclosures as under hang and two flown T21 Subs per side. Eidim also provided four SpekTrix enclosures for center fill due to the room’s extensive width and 10 CB1 cabinets as under-balcony fills and delays. On the stage, there are also 10 10MX monitors.

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Turkey’s 250-square-meter Ministry of Transportation conference and event hall

Turkish Ministry of Transport’s Press Event Hall Equipped with D.A.S. Gear

ANKARA, Turkey — Melomani recently installed D.A.S. Variant and Artec series systems within Turkey’s 250-square-meter press conference hall within the government’s Ministry of Transportation. The space, which seats more than 200, also contains new AV elements. The sound designers decided to implement a 5.1-type surround sound system, with the standard configuration of left, right and center channels, as well as the corresponding subwoofer and surround channels.

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The Joassin brothers with Powersoft gear

Prosound Plus Totobeat Using Powersoft Amps in Haiti

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Frederic Joassin and his brother Fritz created Prosound Plus Totobeat Inc. in Haiti in 2003. Since the beginning of their adventure, the Joassin brothers have invested in professional audio equipment in order to cater to the sound needs of live concerts and the most important Mardi Gras events in Haiti. They started with medium quality set-ups but year after year they built a reputation and earned great respect from their customers.

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