Tripod Mounted Speakers Wireless Sound Trailers

Trailers can be placed several thousand feet away from the transmitter!

Sound System

Four Wireless All Weather Sound Trailers

Each Wireless Speaker Tower will produce 4000 watts of continuous power.
Each tower has four all-weather community R-2, full-range long-throw speakers. The same speakers are used at large venues and sporting events. The largest speakers for outdoor sound in the industry!
Each Community Speaker has a power rating of 1000 professional continuous watts. 2-QSC GX-7 Amps provide the signal power to the speakers
AC power is supplied from a quiet 58 DB Honda EU2000i generator.

Each Sound Trailer is completely Wireless!

Trailers can be placed in the crowd for a deeper coverage area. No wires! No trip hazard!

Towers can be placed thousands of feet away from the transmitter.
QSC K-12 powered speakers mount on Ultimate Support stands that are telescopic to 9 feet. This allows sound to penetrate deep into the crowd. Each speaker has a weatherproof cover!
40- 12″ drivers at 2000 watts each on stands
Wired and wireless microphones
2-Shure handheld digital UHF wireless microphones
Mixer Mackie PRO FX-22v2

Bluetooth, SD, USB reader
Two deck CD players and a computer
Icom A220 radio for the announcer or Airboss
Announcer to performer PA interface
50 portable radios (Walkie Talkies) for use by ground support

Equipment

4-20 ft wireless speaker towers with 16,000 watts 16 speakers!
Announcer to performer PA interface
Two deck CD players and a computer
Bluetooth, USB, SD music reader
Polaris Ranger ATV for ground support

Wireless Microphones

3- Shure handheld digital UHF wireless microphones
Wired Sennheiser HMD 26-II 600-8 pro headphones with boom-mounted microphone for the announcer

Generator Monitoring System

Choose the Right Sound System for Your Airshow

When looking at sound systems for your airshow, you must consider many factors before deciding on a PA system for your event. The sound system varies in many ways, so the type of system needed at your event needs to be chosen based on several factors. The things you need to think about are the following. Are you looking to provide only vocals for narration? If so, then PA horns will do the job. If you need more than just vocals for narration and want to incorporate music with your narration, you will need more than just horns.

You will need tweeters for high frequencies and woofers for low frequencies combined to provide the sound necessary to make vocals and music sound their best. Some airshows incorporate a musical concert into their airshows. If you choose to have a concert, you may want more than just a concert-type sound system to give you adequate coverage.

Use of Full-Range Speakers

Concert sound systems use speaker arrays. They’re usually tall columns using full-range speakers designed to provide sound to people generally seated and arranged in a centrally located area much smaller than an airshow crowd line. Bands typically play to an audience confined to a smaller space. Airshows have much longer crowd lines and need sound to reach thousands of feet of length.

Stereo sound isn’t necessarily the best choice at Airshows because you must be at an equal distance from the left and right speakers to hear stereo sound. This is impossible to do, and not everyone can stand or sit in the same place simultaneously to hear stereo sound.

Full-range speaker systems are an excellent choice for sound systems at airshows. They consist of woofers, tweeters, and midrange speakers. They provide sound in the full spectrum, not just a part of it. Full-range speakers can have individual amplifiers built into them to allow for volume control at every speaker.

If the amp fails in one speaker, only one speaker will be compromised, not several like those in a daisy chain-type system. The ability to adjust the sound to every speaker makes the correct sound choice at air shows.

Wireless sound systems use a transmitter centrally located to provide the audio signal in the crowd where speakers are located. Wires are a trip hazard. Our system operates on frequencies designated for listen-assisted bands.

They are combined with a wired sound system; the combination makes for a more flexible sound system, and there is less chance of total system failure because of how the signal is delivered, giving you the ability to cover hard-to-reach areas. They are generally full-range speakers with individual volume control. If AC power is not available, quiet inverter generators can provide the capability to operate the speakers.

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