"Kirchentag" in Wetzikon (CH)

From 5. to 8 july 2018 the Kirchentag of the Zürioberland in Wetzikon (CH) took place under the motto 'believe together'. The event portfolio in the ice rink Wetzikon ranged from services to lectures and concerts of various genres to the after show with the DJs 'Jesus Loves Electro'. For visual reasons, an inconspicuous but powerful hybrid sound system was chosen from the Pano series. A double cluster QH 5045 V2 was used as well as a QF 5045 V2 as outfill per side, supported by VLX 8 near-field loudspeakers on the edge of the stage. The eight GB 218 subwoofers from the Galo series provided the necessary infra-bass at the aftershow with the DJs 'Jesus Loves Electro' from Norway and caused the entire hall to shake. The Dante enabled K.M.E. digital amplifiers were integrated into the extensive audio network.

The event was realized by our partner Crealine Audio Systems.

www.crealine.net

"Kirchentag" in Wetzikon (CH) Products used

Hybrid Source Element QH 5045 V2

The single hybrid array unit QH 5045 V2 (newly developed high frequency unit) has a dispersion of 50° horizontal and 45° vertical. The hybrid array element is an absolute novelty in the combination of line source and point source technologies. The QH 5045 V2 contains four 1“ high frequency drivers which are coherently working on a waveguide guaranteeing a precise dispersion and seamless transition of the high frequencies between the array elements. The two hornloaded mid range systems are equipped with 10“ neodymium speakers. In this system the requirements for compact dimensions, highest SPL and defined dispersion of a line array are combined in a symbiosis. The QH 5045 V2 is optimized for clustering of maximum three units both in groundstacking and flying mode. Furthermore, thanks to the integrated flange, the operation on a high stand is possible.

Hybrid Source Element QF 5045 V2

The single hybrid array element QF 5045 V2 (newly developed high frequency unit) with a dispersion of 50° horizontal and 45° vertical is an absolute novelty in the combination of line source and point source technologies. The QF 5045 V2 contains a high frequency unit with 4 x 1“ HF drivers which are coherently working on a waveguide guaranteeing a precise dispersion and seamless transition of the high frequencies between the array elements. The mid range system is a direct radiating 12“ neodymium speaker. In this system the requirements for compact dimensions, high SPL and defined dispersion of a line array are combined in a symbiosis. The tonal tuning enables the operation of the 2-way system as full-range system or as mid/high system within a powerful PA combination. The QF 5045 V2 is optimized for clustering of maximum three units both in groundstacking and flying mode. Furthermore, thanks to the integrated flange, the operation on a high stand is possible.

Stage Monitor MCX 10

The MCX 10 is a compact high-performance coaxial stage monitor. Depending on the application, the design enables three set-up options: 35° angle for moni-toring from short distances, 55° for longer distances, and 90° e.g. for front-fill applications at the stage edge. Due to its inconspicuous design, the MCX 10 fits harmoniously and eleganty into all surroundings. The speaker features a broad dispersion of 70°. The highly sturdy monitor convinces with its precise sound reproduction and gives musicians on stage a top-class sound experience. The flange inside the handle provides the possibility to use the MCX 10 as a PA system on a high stand. If required, the MCX 10 combines perfectly with the QLB 215 or QLB 118 X/G subwoofers. The monitor offers three Neutrik NL4 speakon connectors. Two of them are placed on the side of the high stand flange.