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<blockquote data-quote="kristianjohnsen" data-source="post: 89939" data-attributes="member: 441">Re: Is it loud enough?Here goes with some other photos from the various other &quot;dance-floor circles&quot;.There was so much L-Acoustics K1 boxes there that it actually became uninteresting watching them after a while - and that&#039;s saying a lot!I was a lot more interested to have a look at the Martin MLA as well as the Meyer LEO (which I had never seen before).There was also a really nice Adamson system there, and the lights and rigging was pretty crazy, all in all.&nbsp; There was a plexiglass roof over a dancefloor made to look exactly like the two opposing pyramids at the Louvre Museum in Paris, that was neat.&nbsp; There was also a &quot;moving head chandelier&quot; made out of something like 7 &quot;layers&quot; of circular truss hung over eachother from a construction crane.For a gear head like me it was all really impressive, yet at the same time a little lame and uninteresting as there was no way to really judge the gear on the merits that are important to me and how I would aspire to utilize it.Also, this being made into a competiton, it&#039;s a little comical that about 70% of the systems seem to be the same, and delivered by a giant rental company from Germany called Rentall.Oh, and yeah:&nbsp; The only difference between a normal festival crowd and this hoard of jumpsuit-clad youngsters?&nbsp; The graduees are slightly better behaved than the typical festival crowd!&nbsp; It was more than a little gratifying to watch all the kids having fun, many of them the &quot;time of their life&quot;!<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="kristianjohnsen, post: 89939, member: 441"] Re: Is it loud enough? Here goes with some other photos from the various other "dance-floor circles". There was so much L-Acoustics K1 boxes there that it actually became uninteresting watching them after a while - and that's saying a lot! I was a lot more interested to have a look at the Martin MLA as well as the Meyer LEO (which I had never seen before). There was also a really nice Adamson system there, and the lights and rigging was pretty crazy, all in all. There was a plexiglass roof over a dancefloor made to look exactly like the two opposing pyramids at the Louvre Museum in Paris, that was neat. There was also a "moving head chandelier" made out of something like 7 "layers" of circular truss hung over eachother from a construction crane. For a gear head like me it was all really impressive, yet at the same time a little lame and uninteresting as there was no way to really judge the gear on the merits that are important to me and how I would aspire to utilize it. Also, this being made into a competiton, it's a little comical that about 70% of the systems seem to be the same, and delivered by a giant rental company from Germany called Rentall. Oh, and yeah: The only difference between a normal festival crowd and this hoard of jumpsuit-clad youngsters? The graduees are slightly better behaved than the typical festival crowd! It was more than a little gratifying to watch all the kids having fun, many of them the "time of their life"!:) [/QUOTE]

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