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<blockquote data-quote="Tim McCulloch" data-source="post: 27396" data-attributes="member: 67">Re: Let&#039;s graduate AGAIN!Hi Kristian-The front fills are EAW SM-122.&nbsp; They cover the very center for about 3 rows, the main hangs cover the rest.&nbsp; The riser in front of the stage is for the photographer who takes the pictures of the graduated receiving their diploma and shaking hands with the Dean of their college.The speaker you see between the flag and the tower is a monitor for the platform party, it&#039;s facing upstage at an angle.&nbsp; There is another on stage right.There is no seating behind the stage, but we cover roughly 270 degrees.&nbsp; Lighting is existing arena fixtures, no special lighting is brought in for the vidiots.&nbsp; It looks surprisingly good on the webcast.The center stripe running up &amp; downstage is a continuity piece that follows the banner hanging dead center.&nbsp; From straight on it has a &#039;forced perspective&#039; look.As for the ground stack... it was done because there was no budget for another pair of towers.&nbsp; See my reply to Scott LaRochelle regarding the use of towers rather than rigging to structural steel.&nbsp; The vertical coverage angle required for the off-stage overflow seating is 35 degrees and the furthest seat is about 30 meters from the stack.&nbsp; If we had to hit further out I&#039;d try to find a way to fly the 4889s.&nbsp; It works well, and the &quot;seams&quot; of coverage where the 4887 meets the 4889 sound very even.Have fun, good luck.Tim Mc</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim McCulloch, post: 27396, member: 67"] Re: Let's graduate AGAIN! Hi Kristian- The front fills are EAW SM-122. They cover the very center for about 3 rows, the main hangs cover the rest. The riser in front of the stage is for the photographer who takes the pictures of the graduated receiving their diploma and shaking hands with the Dean of their college. The speaker you see between the flag and the tower is a monitor for the platform party, it's facing upstage at an angle. There is another on stage right. There is no seating behind the stage, but we cover roughly 270 degrees. Lighting is existing arena fixtures, no special lighting is brought in for the vidiots. It looks surprisingly good on the webcast. The center stripe running up & downstage is a continuity piece that follows the banner hanging dead center. From straight on it has a 'forced perspective' look. As for the ground stack... it was done because there was no budget for another pair of towers. See my reply to Scott LaRochelle regarding the use of towers rather than rigging to structural steel. The vertical coverage angle required for the off-stage overflow seating is 35 degrees and the furthest seat is about 30 meters from the stack. If we had to hit further out I'd try to find a way to fly the 4889s. It works well, and the "seams" of coverage where the 4887 meets the 4889 sound very even. Have fun, good luck. Tim Mc [/QUOTE]

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