Last Summer Fantasy in Japan with EV

Both sound companies agreed that the main XLC and XLD systems offer remarkable versatility, with the coverage and power handling capacity to precisely address a wide range of applications, from small indoor venues to large outdoor festivals like this, and always with a tidy footprint. Since both companies handle SR for a continuous stream of large scale events, it was important the new XLC127DVX system proved itself at “Last Summer Fantasy“:

“We are very happy with the XLC system we purchased,“ reported Mr. Kitamura of Sound Kyushu Ltd., “its performance as the main system at this festival was a great success. We needed to cover a venue over 100 meters deep, and no other system this size could come close to this level of performance-the music sounded perfect from the near front to the far end. Plus, the system’s compact size and light weight help reduce set-up time dramatically.“

EV equipment list:

32x XLC127-DVX

16x XLC215 subs

12x XLC118 subs

6x XLD281

2x PX2152

1x Dx38 processing

2x TG-5 power amplifiers

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Guy Low

Sr. Copywriter | MarCom

Bosch Communications Systems

Telex Communications, Inc.

12000 Portland Ave. South

Burnsville, MN 55337

Phone: 952-736-3935

Fax: 952-736-4582

guy.low@us.telex.com

James Edlund

Public Relations Manager

Bosch Communications Systems

Telex Communications, Inc.

12000 Portland Ave. South

Burnsville, MN 55337

Phone: 952-736-3901

Fax: 952-736-4582

james.edlund@us.telex.com