What's in YOUR PA?
Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2005 9:35 pm
Here's the place to post patch diagrams/pics of our PA systems.
On mine I'm running:
An old 1976 Peavey 6 channel powered mixer with 100 watts per channel @ 8 ohms
1 Peavey 15"/Horn w/400 watts continuous power handling
2 Car Stereo Speakers(Used for monitors)
Had y'all goin' there for a minute...
But seriously:
Main System
Mackie 1604VLZ Pro 16/4/2 Mixer
dbx DriveRack PA (This unit is an all in one house graphic/parametric EQ, compressor, crossover, multiband limiter, built in RTA and feedback elimination, as well as a multi band time alignment)
dbx is set for 2x3(2 stereo inputs(L/R) with L/R mains out and mono subs) mode
QSC PLX3402(700 Watts per channel @ 8 ohms stereo) - Mains
QSC PLX1602(1600 Watts Bridged Mono @ 4 ohms) - Subs
Mains: 2x ElectroVoice Gladiator 15"/Constant Directivity Horn
Subs: 2x ElectroVoice Force i subs loaded with Peavey Black Widow 18"s
Monitor system -
Monitors are fed from Aux 1 & 2 off the FOH board
Monitor EQ: Behringer FBQ3102 Dual 31-Band EQ w/Feedback Indicators
Monitor Amp: Peavey PV1500(300 Watts per channel @ 8 ohms - 1 for each monitor circuit)
Monitors: Yamaha SM12V 12"/Horn
Processing -
Channels 1-6, which are my drum channels, have gated compressors on them. The only thing compressed is the kick while the toms are just gated.
Ch 1/2: dbx 266XL 2 channel gated compressor
Ch 3-6: Behringer MDX4600 4 channel gated compressor
Vocal Effects: All vocal effects are ran using Aux 3 for Reverb and Aux 4 for Delay
Vocal Processor: TC Electronic M300 Dual Engine Effects Processor
FOH Rack contains the mixer and all processors, plus the monitor EQ and a dual deck CD player for break music
Stage Rack contains the dbx DriveRack Loudspeaker Controller along with all the amps.
Both racks connect together via a bi-directional snake w/16 inputs and 4 sends
Sends A/B are Left/Right send respectively
Sends C/D are Monitor 1/2 send respectively
Sends A/B come straight off the mixer main outs L/R
Sends C/D come straight off of Monitor 1/2's EQ output
All speaker cables are Neutrik NL4 Speakon type
Jon
On mine I'm running:
An old 1976 Peavey 6 channel powered mixer with 100 watts per channel @ 8 ohms
1 Peavey 15"/Horn w/400 watts continuous power handling
2 Car Stereo Speakers(Used for monitors)








Had y'all goin' there for a minute...
But seriously:
Main System
Mackie 1604VLZ Pro 16/4/2 Mixer
dbx DriveRack PA (This unit is an all in one house graphic/parametric EQ, compressor, crossover, multiband limiter, built in RTA and feedback elimination, as well as a multi band time alignment)
dbx is set for 2x3(2 stereo inputs(L/R) with L/R mains out and mono subs) mode
QSC PLX3402(700 Watts per channel @ 8 ohms stereo) - Mains
QSC PLX1602(1600 Watts Bridged Mono @ 4 ohms) - Subs
Mains: 2x ElectroVoice Gladiator 15"/Constant Directivity Horn
Subs: 2x ElectroVoice Force i subs loaded with Peavey Black Widow 18"s
Monitor system -
Monitors are fed from Aux 1 & 2 off the FOH board
Monitor EQ: Behringer FBQ3102 Dual 31-Band EQ w/Feedback Indicators
Monitor Amp: Peavey PV1500(300 Watts per channel @ 8 ohms - 1 for each monitor circuit)
Monitors: Yamaha SM12V 12"/Horn
Processing -
Channels 1-6, which are my drum channels, have gated compressors on them. The only thing compressed is the kick while the toms are just gated.
Ch 1/2: dbx 266XL 2 channel gated compressor
Ch 3-6: Behringer MDX4600 4 channel gated compressor
Vocal Effects: All vocal effects are ran using Aux 3 for Reverb and Aux 4 for Delay
Vocal Processor: TC Electronic M300 Dual Engine Effects Processor
FOH Rack contains the mixer and all processors, plus the monitor EQ and a dual deck CD player for break music
Stage Rack contains the dbx DriveRack Loudspeaker Controller along with all the amps.
Both racks connect together via a bi-directional snake w/16 inputs and 4 sends
Sends A/B are Left/Right send respectively
Sends C/D are Monitor 1/2 send respectively
Sends A/B come straight off the mixer main outs L/R
Sends C/D come straight off of Monitor 1/2's EQ output
All speaker cables are Neutrik NL4 Speakon type
Jon