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<blockquote data-quote="Nick Malgieri" data-source="post: 91770" data-attributes="member: 4601">Re: The Bing-ing-ing-ingIts amazing what you find when you google your own name...Anyhow, Lee knows the deal (Hi Lee). And Frank, the &quot;Bing Cherry&quot; is a 4-sided cluster of speakers, also made by ATC. There are also 5, down facing ceiling speakers as well as the portable ground supported system. Fortunately, there are some variable acoustics curtains which help keep down reverberation. Unfortunately, the hall needs a lot more treatment for amplified performances, especially when the audience is full and seated around the rear of the stage.Here are a couple more photos of the (bizarre) speakers. Over all, I like them a lot... for some applications. The first picture is one of the mains&nbsp; during unpacking and the second is the center cluster (stowed above the ceiling).[ATTACH]152421[/ATTACH][ATTACH]152422[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nick Malgieri, post: 91770, member: 4601"] Re: The Bing-ing-ing-ing Its amazing what you find when you google your own name... Anyhow, Lee knows the deal (Hi Lee). And Frank, the "Bing Cherry" is a 4-sided cluster of speakers, also made by ATC. There are also 5, down facing ceiling speakers as well as the portable ground supported system. Fortunately, there are some variable acoustics curtains which help keep down reverberation. Unfortunately, the hall needs a lot more treatment for amplified performances, especially when the audience is full and seated around the rear of the stage. Here are a couple more photos of the (bizarre) speakers. Over all, I like them a lot... for some applications. The first picture is one of the mains during unpacking and the second is the center cluster (stowed above the ceiling). [ATTACH=CONFIG]152421.vB5-legacyid=7060[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]152422.vB5-legacyid=7061[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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