EDISON, NJ – “We had need for a small footprint, medium-format line array having tremendous adjustability with regard to hangs and ground-stacks alike,” says Saugatuk, Michigan-based Stewart Independent Production owner Shannon Stewart. “Several upcoming projects required a line array effective in large and small numbers, flown and in deck-stack arrays and in both cases as FOH PA and Side-Fills for various rooms. Lastly, the shows required an extremely high fidelity system, capable of more studio-like voicing and ultimately able to reproduce very big and truly detailed vocals. It was critical mixing we were after in addition to horn-loaded pattern control and clarity.”
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His choice, “Regardless of what we listened to or mixed on, we came back to the RCF TTL33-A in all of our discussions regarding the aforementioned projects and beyond. These boxes have been talked about around the shop since we demoed the originals a few years back. With all of the great press, user reviews and awards since and the improved MK II version with RD Net, we were sold! It’s also a beautiful box, very well built with great rigging. This line array has one of the smoothest and most detailed sounding horn-packs I have ever heard.”
Stewart Independent is a national provider of concert production equipment and production management services based in Saugatuk, Michigan. Founded by Dan DeVissar and Shannon Stewart over 20 years ago. “We are a relationship-based organization,” says Stewart. “Our client and vendor relationship is built as a result of trust. Our business model is built from customizing each and every show to the specific needs and resources of every client, which maintaining our industry standard show templates and protocols…and loving our work.”
The system includes eight TTL33-A, a 2500-watt three-way line array module comprised dual 8” low frequency, one 8” midrange and three 1” high frequency compression drivers. Stewart is so enamored with the TTL33-A’s that, “I am now actually inventing reasons to schedule myself to go out and mix on this particular rig.”
He continues, “I’ve added 12 RCF TTS18-A (2000-watt 18”) subwoofers, creating a PA that makes me smile throughout the show and as we all know that particular smile is no small thing.”
The new RCF TT+ Series system is in addition to an RCF HDL20-A line array system Stewart already has in their production arsenal.
