Here's my setup:
(1) Macki Onyx 24.4 Mixer
(1) DriveRack PA (used for feedback on the stage monitors)
(1) DriveRack 260 (used for EQ, feedback on the house speakers)
(1) Crown XLS 802D (used for stage monitors)
(3) Crown xti 4000s (used for house speakers)
(9) Audio-Technica 3000 series Theater headworn mics
(1) SDJ1 dual SD card media player (for music, sound effects)
(1) VoiceWorks Plus (used for harmonizing)
(1) Audio-Technica U853R (wired area mic)
(4) Audio-Technica U851R (hanging mic for general pickup)
(10) Community CPL27 speakers (4 for stage monitors and 6 for house)
I have written and am now directing a musical based on Abinadi and Alma, two Book of Mormon prophets. I wanted to put together the most ideal system I could afford to bring the performance to those in the house. I've been to too many productions where you couldn't hear anything unless you were on the front row. I plan on making this equipment available to others who want to produce the same musical as well as other organizations who are doing theatrical productions. This equipment is going to be provided free of charge as well as the other party agrees to replace anything that is damaged or broken.
I welcome any feedback on what can be done to make the most of this equipment.
Thanks.
Jerry
(1) Macki Onyx 24.4 Mixer
(1) DriveRack PA (used for feedback on the stage monitors)
(1) DriveRack 260 (used for EQ, feedback on the house speakers)
(1) Crown XLS 802D (used for stage monitors)
(3) Crown xti 4000s (used for house speakers)
(9) Audio-Technica 3000 series Theater headworn mics
(1) SDJ1 dual SD card media player (for music, sound effects)
(1) VoiceWorks Plus (used for harmonizing)
(1) Audio-Technica U853R (wired area mic)
(4) Audio-Technica U851R (hanging mic for general pickup)
(10) Community CPL27 speakers (4 for stage monitors and 6 for house)
I have written and am now directing a musical based on Abinadi and Alma, two Book of Mormon prophets. I wanted to put together the most ideal system I could afford to bring the performance to those in the house. I've been to too many productions where you couldn't hear anything unless you were on the front row. I plan on making this equipment available to others who want to produce the same musical as well as other organizations who are doing theatrical productions. This equipment is going to be provided free of charge as well as the other party agrees to replace anything that is damaged or broken.
I welcome any feedback on what can be done to make the most of this equipment.
Thanks.
Jerry
