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Flying Sparks in Munich<br />

The first Flying Sparks Festival<br />

(Funkenflug) in the sold-out Munich<br />

Tonhalle, featured German bands such as<br />

Puke, Fiddlers Green and Schandmaul.<br />

The technical equipment was provided<br />

by the Rain Age Veranstaltungstechnik<br />

GmbH and the main PA consisted of a<br />

W8LC line array, with WSX subwoofers.<br />

The nearfield monitor system was made<br />

up of Wavefront W8C and W8CS subs,<br />

in combination with Blackline F 12<br />

systems. The stage monitoring also<br />

featured exclusively <strong>Martin</strong> <strong>Audio</strong><br />

Touring Classics<br />

equipment, with eight LE12JB floor<br />

monitors, a Blackline F215 (drum fill)<br />

and pair of Blackline H3’s (as side fills).<br />

The systems were powered by Crest<br />

amplification and the controller was the<br />

popular XTA DP226.<br />

“This type of power rack is compatible<br />

with other <strong>Martin</strong> <strong>Audio</strong> equipment<br />

houses in Germany,” says Joe Kuel, from<br />

the company’s German distributors,<br />

Atlantic <strong>Audio</strong>.<br />

The highly-experienced sound engineers<br />

from German company EVE (Event &<br />

Veranstaltungstechnik Enchelmaier)<br />

have successfully deployed different<br />

<strong>Martin</strong> <strong>Audio</strong> line arrays in a number of<br />

recent classical productions. The<br />

Bendorf-based company used different<br />

configurations of the W8LC and W8LM<br />

line arrays, depending on the size of<br />

venue and the stages.<br />

Two spectaculars were performed: The<br />

Verdi Opera Nabucco at the Festhalle<br />

Frankfurt and a touring version of Petr<br />

Tchaikowsky’s Nutcracker Suite,<br />

performed by the state ballet of St.<br />

Petersburg.<br />

Bourgonje Goes Mini<br />

Based in the west of Holland, Bourgonje<br />

Rental & Sales BV has been a strong<br />

force in lighting and sound for many<br />

years. This rental and sales company is<br />

well-known for delivering consistent<br />

high quality and professionalism, built<br />

over 25 years of experience.<br />

Newly acquired production work<br />

www.martin-audio.com<br />

recently increased the need for a<br />

professional line array system, which<br />

would be suitable for theatres, clubs and<br />

other venues.<br />

Because of its flexibility, sonic<br />

qualities and good acceptance<br />

among audio professionals, Fred<br />

Bourgonje Jr. and his staff decided<br />

Telephone: +44 (0)1494 535312 Facsimile: +44 (0)1494 438669 E-mail: info@martin-audio.com<br />

<strong>Martin</strong> <strong>Audio</strong> Ltd. Century Point, Halifax Road, Cressex Business Park,<br />

High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire HP12 3SL, England.<br />

The line arrays were augmented by<br />

WSX subwoofers, with the entire<br />

system powered by Crest amplification<br />

and XTA DP226 digital loudspeaker<br />

management system. The audio<br />

distribution systems comprised of six<br />

XTA DS 800 (handling 48-channels).<br />

Further EVE productions and<br />

spectaculars coming up this year include:<br />

State ballet of St. Petersburg’s European<br />

tour of Swan Lake; Rhein in Flammen<br />

(Rhine in Flames), main stage in Bonn<br />

with Kool & the Gang, Jefferson Starship<br />

and Ten Years After, and the main stage<br />

at the Truck Grand Prix, Nürburgring.<br />

on a <strong>Martin</strong> <strong>Audio</strong> W8LM system.<br />

In early January a 24-enclosure<br />

system, including 12 x MA2.8s<br />

amplifiers and all flying hardware,<br />

was delivered, and immediately<br />

earmarked for use by a wide range<br />

of clients in the field of corporate<br />

events, theatre, leisure and pop.<br />

The <strong>Martin</strong> Experience

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