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Following talks at the
ACF show in Budapest, NCA were invited to return
by
B & D Stage Systems to demonstrate their
I-Fly touring range, monitor systems and ASYM
compact speakers. A complete gig was lined up
at the national volleyball arena in Kiskunhalas.
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After a quick look at the venue the decision
was taken to fly "three round two deep"
on each side of the stage.
Just two crew are needed on each stack to place
the boxes onto the wheeled I-Fly case and roll
them into position under the TMT600 mid/high
units.
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Simple Fly-Wires connect
the boxes together and the VSB128 subs are placed
underneath.
Both sides were flown
in 20 minutes and connecting the NCA 16x4mm
multicore was done in seconds.
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Constantly
evolving their products is part of what Noise
Control are about, so a set of self powered VSB218
subs were brought along and put through their
paces. These amp modules not only power their
own cabinet but also have a slave output to power
an unpowered version of the same. All eight VSB218
subs used at the venue were powered by these 4
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New
sleek SM15 wedge monitors were used on the front
of the stage whilst MPM monitors and ASYM speakers
were used for keyboards and the drum fill. |
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With the gear in place a quick sound check was undergone
and we were all set for the night ahead.
Note the prototype 4x12" subs, centre stage,
also proving themselves in this environment.
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The
bands and crowd all had a great time and musicians,
engineers and tour managers were quick to praise
the quality of the production. |
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Breakfast
after the gig, the crew celebrate a successful evening
to the tune of a few "palinkas" and some
wonderful Hungarian hospitality. |
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Which extended to a few
crates of "Noise Control Audio Wine"
all labelled and individually hand painted.
Had we died and gone to Heaven ?
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