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Sound system
TOP Speakers
These speakers are the most important elements of event sound. Usually full-range speakers, which means that the subwoofer, midrange and tweeters can also be found in one box. Here you can find the instruments I use most often, but in addition to these, I can also move enough sound, light and stage technology for a concert of 1-2000 people.
RCF 715 MK2
It really is typical of these speakers the perfect sound, yet even at the highest volume. Durable speakers, strong, full bass and they speak with crystal clear high tones.
700W continuous and are capable of 1400W of maximum power, so they can stand up to events of up to 150-200 people without a subwoofer.
A 15-inch subwoofer and center speaker as well as a 1-inch tweeter were built into the speaker. It has advanced DSP technology and a type D amplifier. The maximum sound pressure is 130 decibels.
ELECTROVOICE ZLX-15P
These speakers have rightly become famous for their sleek looks and surprisingly high 1000W power. I usually use these for events that want a more elegant look, where serious performance is also important. I also use it as a monitor and background speaker.
This speaker also features a 15-inch subwoofer and midrange speaker, as well as a 1.5-inch tweeter. Like the RCF crates, this speaker has a Type D amplifier and a DSP processor. The maximum sound pressure is 127 decibels.
RCF HD-10A MK4
When it's important the sleek, sleek, and almost imperceptible look, but expected sound should be the most professional, then these speakers will come out.
Equipped with 800W of power and the latest generation of PhirPhase technology, they bring out professional sound. This RCF speakers around the house fall into the high-end category. It is mainly used for live music, voice and background music, but with the advanced DSP processor it can be used for events of up to 100 people, but a subwoofer may be needed for the best sound, as this speaker "only" has a 10-inch subwoofer and center speaker. They built a 1-inch high speaker, A Maximum sound pressure is still 128 decibels!
Subwoofer
The subwoofer is an essential tool if you want to hear the bass sounds really well.
RCF SUB 708-ASII par
Equipped with a compact 18-inch speaker one of the uncrowned kings of active subwoofers. It does not differ in size from other active crates, but in its knowledge it far exceeds its competitors, thanks to RCF engineers. With 2 subwoofers, outdoor events for up to 5-600 people can be perfectly sounded, and powerful bass provides a bustling experience. :)
An active sub speaker with a 1400W Type D amplifier and DSP processor, which is 133 This wooden speaker is capable of decibel sound pressure. Hearing this, one understands why it costs twice as much as mid-range subwoofers. high average.
DJ console
I would say that’s the point here, but it’s not quite so. A DJ technology is evolving very seriously from year to year, but that doesn’t mean that older technology doesn’t stand still. Of course, modern and traditional devices can be used together, so so am I.
Pioneer DJ console
My DJ console consists of a Pioneer DJM 600 mixer and two PioneerCDJ-400 players. I’ve been working with this mixer for about 15 years, so it’s understandable if I have a hard time getting rid of it. As the technology is evolving strongly, I have left the CD era behind for about 6 years. Since then, digitizing the previous hundreds of CDs, I have been playing them in MP3 format from a laptop. When connected to a computer, CD players work the same as if I were using CDs, only now I find 1-1 music much sooner than before. :)
For quick and professional handling and effects, I also use a two-channel controller in addition to these So I also connect a Native Instruments Traktor X1 MK2 controller to the system. I don't need more than that. The latest mixers and CD players / controllers would cost about 2 million forints and I decided to spend that money on speakers and lights.
Other sound equipment
I list the equipment needed to amplify ceremonies, conferences, and live music productions without claiming to be exhaustive. With these devices I can also make multi-player speech recordings, conferences and live music events and concerts. Usually for product presentations, ceremonies, conferences I usually sound the stands in addition to the disco.
Analog and digital band mixers:
Allen and Heath QU16
Soundcraft EFX8 + EPM8
Behringer XR18
Microphones:
Shure SM58
Sennheiser XSW 835 wireless microphone
Sennheiser microphone and head microphone
T-bone EM 800 condenser "space microphone"
Digital voice recorder
Yamaha 2x31 channel EQ
Stereo di-box
König and Meyer 3-leg speaker stands
König and Meyer round, elegant speaker stands
König and Meyer microphone stands
If you need more sounds than the above :)
From a speaker, it's never enough. :) So if I need more, I can install enough equipment for events of up to 1-2000 people. Usually 2 or 4 double 18-inch subwoofers and at least two 15-inch top speakers per side. There is nothing to limit the imagination here, maximum the budget, but it is important to note that we can easily meet the needs of music riders of mainstream performers. The brands used in this case are Martin Audio, EAW, L'Acoustics. The pictures and videos there are some examples of this. But here’s a picture of a corporate 800-person outdoor event. :)
Lights
Decor and PAR lighting
Thanks to modern technology and light programming, the LED RGB PAR lamps I use are both suitable for decorative lighting purposes and work perfectly as elements of a light show. Their color, brightness or even their flashing speed can be programmed, so that at one moment they only function as decor lighting (such as wall painting) and then the next moment they flash as disco light. In addition to the LED PAR lamps, I also have LED BAR lamps that can be used to color a larger area, but when properly placed and programmed, we can throw up the DJ desk with it as a great lighting effect.
Stairville LED Flood panel
The lamp has the same number of red, green and blue LED light sources, so RGB can produce the desired colors by color mixing. Thanks to its construction, it can be easily set up on the ground or hung on a stand. There are two versions. One illuminates the clearance with an opening angle of 20 ° and the other with an opening angle of 40 °. One narrows the other and the other illuminates a wider area, depending on what purpose you want to use it for.
Stairville LED PAR 5 * 8W
This lamp has 5 8W power LED light sources and, unlike the previous one, the colors can be changed within one LED, so the basic colors are not separated, thus the projected color is homogeneous.
In terms of construction, it is also suitable for placing on the ground and hanging on a stand, and there are also 20 ° and 40 ° versions.
Stairville LED BAR
It has 240 LED light sources, which can be divided into 8 parts, so they can be programmed very well. For clarification and light effects also perfectly suited for.
Robot lights
If anything, these types of lamps are truly the best innovations of the 21st century as part of light shows. The lamps are called "moving head" lamps in a very ugly translation, but their more common name is just plain, robot lamp. Among the robot lights we can distinguish between SPOT, BEAM and WASH type devices. Spotlights are usually capable of projecting a gobo (light coming out of the lamp through a template called a gobo and thus projecting different patterns), projecting an expanding, conical beam of light from themselves in multiple colors, while the beams of beam lamps are straight beams of light. The wash lamps are for clarification, with their help the illuminated area is not fixed, as in the case of PAR lamps, but can be changed.
Retro and other lights, effects.
Retro is good! These lights have been flashing and spinning at parties for up to 30 years, so they also have their own charm. In addition to retro lights, we also have modern, LED and programmable lights that flash in all directions. Which an essential accessory nowadays for a light show, that smoke! The essence of smoke is that the light beams of the lights are visible in the smoke, making it look much better than seeing only the projected light. Former smelly and, after a few seconds, opaque large smoke-emitting smoke machines have now been replaced by fog machines that continuously disperse little smoke in the air with the help of a fan. These liquids are already water-based and not oil, so they don’t stink and are better distributed in space. Their use is always recommended :) Of course, in the case of an outdoor event, the traditional smoke machine can still be used well, because there the air movement easily blows away the little fog so we have both :) The only real obstacle to these is the smoke detector in the event room. then we can't use it.
