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<blockquote data-quote="Charlie Zureki" data-source="post: 33930" data-attributes="member: 153">Re: half time show portable stage set up in 5 minutes?&nbsp; Huh?&nbsp;&nbsp; It&#039;s been done before..&nbsp;We had a bigger trailer (flatbed semi) than the poster might be intending to use... but, we did it and it was without any incidents.... &nbsp; On the Staging area,(trailer platform)&nbsp; all of the band gear, floor monitors, mic stands, drum riser and kit were secured to the trailer.&nbsp; All&nbsp; gear was preset and in their show position.&nbsp;&nbsp; All snakes and power cables to the stage gear were coiled up neatly on the upstage edge of the trailer and were ready to be pulled into connect position.&nbsp;&nbsp; All of the system Amplifiers, small distro, and snake head were also on the upstage edge.&nbsp; All of the system speakers were also on the trailer at the far ends, and pointed toward to the bleachers on both sides of the field.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Once the trailer was in place...there was only 5 or 6 cables need to be pulled off of the trailer and connected....power and snake to Foh (which was pushed to the field while the truch entered the endzone).&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; It probably took longer for the band to get their asses on the stage than to set the Foh and connect the cables. &nbsp;&nbsp; It can be done...it has been done... and is done at Football Games every year&nbsp; Hammer&nbsp; ps..and ...the massive superbowl halftime stage is assembled in less that 11 minutes ...which also includes lighting, special effects and multitudes more cable connections.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Charlie Zureki, post: 33930, member: 153"] Re: half time show portable stage set up in 5 minutes? Huh? It's been done before.. We had a bigger trailer (flatbed semi) than the poster might be intending to use... but, we did it and it was without any incidents.... On the Staging area,(trailer platform) all of the band gear, floor monitors, mic stands, drum riser and kit were secured to the trailer. All gear was preset and in their show position. All snakes and power cables to the stage gear were coiled up neatly on the upstage edge of the trailer and were ready to be pulled into connect position. All of the system Amplifiers, small distro, and snake head were also on the upstage edge. All of the system speakers were also on the trailer at the far ends, and pointed toward to the bleachers on both sides of the field. Once the trailer was in place...there was only 5 or 6 cables need to be pulled off of the trailer and connected....power and snake to Foh (which was pushed to the field while the truch entered the endzone). It probably took longer for the band to get their asses on the stage than to set the Foh and connect the cables. It can be done...it has been done... and is done at Football Games every year Hammer ps..and ...the massive superbowl halftime stage is assembled in less that 11 minutes ...which also includes lighting, special effects and multitudes more cable connections. [/QUOTE]

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