July 4th Sapulpa OK

Hart Designs and GC Soundworks will be bringing the noise to the Sapulpa OK 4th Celebration.
4 GC210's.   3 SLVX218's.  1 SLVX215.  
8 GC28's will be on hand, but I'm certain that 4 GC210's will be adequate to split the time/space barrier.  Since it takes nearly 3 GC28's to keep up with single 210.  Before the 210 I'd have used 4 GC28's per side for a show this size. Maiden voyage of GC210's in a live setting.  

Another sub or 2 wouldn't hurt.  Well, it would hurt, but that's the idea.  

Our spies report that you guys have been warming up with this rig...

... the full FOH

Phenomenal sound and quality. The GC210's more than lived up to their anticipated performance. It was also my first opportunity to really let the 218's fly, with someone who wasn't afraid of them. Real bass, real loud, with interesting effects as always with MVW cabs. Full report with pics tonight.

Can't wait for the report! (Please include if you ran them as pictured, or split in a standard pair, L and R. )

You might think this was planned for an 8ft trailer.  GC28's wedged in between 2 SLVX218's.  


Starting the tower.


210's going up on the scaffold/  


It is really hard to describe what this did.  Not only was the sound quality excellent, the MVW effect just has to be heard in person to understand.  Literally 2 blocks away we were vibrating the front windows of the Walmart.  With only 4 subs outside.  Clarity any and quality from the tops out to easily 1000ft, still bass worth hearing.  
Finding the event horizon was a challenge.  
A new effect for me was being able to stand anywhere from 10-50ft from the cabs and carry on a conversation in a normal fashion, not shouting in each others ears, all the while being physically pummeled.  Steve says it only appears when stacks get this large.  


Video of the output of the stack.
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