5) Put back in place the locking plates and fix them reinserting the
pins in their hole.
6) Be sure that all hardware is firmly fixed before lifting the system
and proceeding to link the third and fourth boxes (if required).
Note:
in a vertical array, since the first unit can be connected to the flybar indifferently from either side of the box, the HF horn can result either to
the left or to the right side of the array. In a small venue, could be a good choice to place the HF horns of each left and right array symmetrically
to the external, to obtain a more coherent stereo image in the centre of the venue. In medium or large venues the symmetrical HF horn placement
is less important due to the bigger distance between the left and right arrays.
VERTICAL ARRAY EXAMPLES
The following figures are examples of vertical arrays made of from 2 to 4 units.
NOTE: 4 is the maximum number of units in a vertical array.
A
B
B
2x AX1012A VER. ARRAY
100° x 40° coverage
78.5 Kg total weight
list of rigging material:
A) 1x KPTAX1012V
B) 2x KPTAX1012
A
B
B
B
B
3x AX1012A VER. ARRAY
100° x 60° coverage
114.5 Kg total weight
list of rigging material:
A) 1x KPTAX1012V
B) 4x KPTAX1012
