HA! I cringed..

I was like this bruh does not give a fuck

I wondered about that, too. Seems the speaker mounting hole should be such that the bottom one points down and the other one straight ahead. Although, the angle in the video would be good for a pa on a football field pointing up at the bleachers. Or a theater. But as demonstrated, not good for flat ground or level floor.

In this set up we were in a stadium theater so the people in the back were up high.

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Thanks for the tip. Have you tried center subs? You will get less cancellation on your lower frequencies in the center.

@@tuenguyen2433 yes that would be preferable but not practical in this set up.

Link to buy that crank pole.

Those speakers will set off car alarms 😂😂😂

Nice speaker

Can I get a link for the line array aspeakers and the pool to mount them on

It’s actually a line array speaker system which means normally theses monitors hang from the ceiling or a truss system. Normally it’s a stack of 5 speakers but he’s only using 2 in this video. Using line arrays allow you to point the speakers in different directions. For example; the top speaker would point at the 3rd level of an arena, gym or church and from there you can adjust the direction of the others.

@@L318BLACKSHEEP thanks for the reply. That makes more sense now.

@@L318BLACKSHEEP is 100% correct, this configuration was used in a movie theater with stadium seating at the time.

There was a reason in our set up for that.

Dickson Freyz about 6000 to 8000$ it dispends where you buy it

We've had no issues. We were using them outside and a large outdoor tent (around 600 people) collapsed from wind on top of the speakers. Besides some scuffes the crank up stands survived but the plate in the top of one of the subs did break in half. This speaker was hit directly by a 30' pole. The rating of the pole is less than the speaker weight but the rating is the same for stand alone stands and those are obviously more unstable the higher you go.

This was for a church service of about 300-400 in a movie theater at the time.

Yes they have a tilt of 6° if that's what the venue calls for. This one called for the way it's set up.

It's in the description

16000,,,,

For this system we do run aux fed subs. What we were showing was the set up for the top boxes so the volunteers and staff were familiar with the rigging and standard set up. The power is linked for the whole stack though, so we have one cable feeding the speakers on this side. We use the cables that have power and two xlrs together. 1 for sub 1 for main and at the stage box we have the sub signal digitally split so the set up time is reduced.

They have poles to tilt down the bottom cabinet if needed. This was just the set up for the location these were used.

I believe K&M 21340. It's in the text of the description also.

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Linda Milandzi if you see my comments in some other areas it is in a room with stadium seating so this setup is fine for that.

Harvest Ministries Production Department okay then I guess in that case it should be good for that setup

Are you able to fly those boxes?

Linda Milandzi yes, they have ability to be rigged. You can have a Mac of 2 pole mount and 5 flown. You can also rig them with a sub. QSC has some info on their site about the proper approach for each configuration.

You can be mean some times Linda

Yes. just put it into the stand. With floor. Here at Philippines we do that sometimes. We don't need to put it any angle.

There is an angle adjustment in the bottom of the speaker. Our application required them flat and aiming up for the top one.

Tanuvasa Family there is one cup that rotates to change the angle. If you take a look at the manual it shows some images of this set up. The system here is used in a theater with stadium seating which is why it is angled higher than usual.

For power qsc recommends no more than 5 on a 15 a circuit. The speakers are 2.01 Amps at 120v. You shouldn't go over 70% of the outlets rating. Audio can be daisy chained through quite a few more speakers before loss of volume(of quality XLRs are used.

@@harvestministriesproductio1127 i did not get you? and please i want to ask you can you make a video about the speaker lina array system importan

K&M 21340-000-55

There's a rotating cup in the bottom of each speaker to angle them down if needed. A majority of set us will be at the down angle so we leave all of ours set to angle so we don't have to figure out which one goes up first. Back when we made the video it was in a movie theater so we left it at 0°>

Martin Borja maximum of 2 speakers pole mounted is what QSC states. Flown you can up to five.

The KLAs are $1,750 each. So that's $7,000. Then an additional $1,400 each for the KW181. So...that's a cool $9,800 at retail. 😳 Could probably get it for maybe $1,000 - 1,500 less though. That's a very good speaker system though. You can get a very good QSC speaker system for less than half that. Not as good as the KLAs, but still very good. The QSC K12.2 speakers are roughly $800 each and put out 2,000 watts each. Then pair them with two KW181, KS118, or KS212c subs for $1,400 - $1,600, and you have a really good speaker setup for $4,600 (retail) or so, that will still blow the doors off of most speaker systems.

Project: U Media there's one point that rotates to get the angle you need. There is a place in the manual that depicts that. The system is used in a theater with stadium seating. Thus the higher than usual angle.

K&M the exact model is in the description

K&M the model number is in the description but their page starts at the home page.

En estados unidos, cada vocina cuesta $1759.99 y el bajo cuesta $1300. Total $4820 dolares nadamas.

Harvest Ministries Production Department

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www.amazon.com/21340-Distance-Hand-Crank-Ring/dp/B00AXMPNFW

Thank you

Adjustable?

Yes. There's a roasting cup so you can adjust the angle between 0° (straight, like in the video where we were covering stadium seating at a movie theater) or 6° down.

With 2 speakers connected, you treat them as one. Set up 2 others, the same as the first 2, and use this 2nd pair on the other side. One signal cable feeds each side.

It really depends on the size of the room. 2 per side can suffice but if it's a wide or deep space you may need more to fill in the space where they can't reach. These are 90° x 15°