Setup & Assembly Instructions - Rhaon ICL-R User Manual

IC Live Users Manual - Models ICL-R & IC215S-R
Common Setups
were designed to work together, both acoustically and mechani-
cally with the subwoofer supplying both the extra bass impact
needed by most musical productions and a solid mounting base
for the tall slender columns. Together, the two building blocks
The unique interlocking hardware system with Quik-Release pins
joins the line array and the subwoofer together into a rigid as-
sembly, allowing the subwoofers to be used as mounting bases
for the columns. When used as a mounting base, the subwoof-
ICL-R arrays perform best when their acoustic center, the point
of origination for the narrow acoustic beam, is several feet above
the ear level of the audience. If it's placed lower, too much of
never reaches those in the rear. If it's placed much higher, the
narrow vertical beam tends to" light up" the center of the audi-
ence and drop off in both the front and rear.
This puts the ideal height for the bottom of an ICL-R array at
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subwoofer an ideal arrangement for many setups.
work well when space is available for them on the stage. Mount-
ing two stacked arrays on a single subwoofer is not recommend-
ed, as the assembly is unstable.
Dual subwoofer assemblies combined with either a single ICL-R
array or with two stacked ICL-R arrays are two other popular
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demanding musical events.
ICL-R and a much higher output level. They are especially
desirable in reverberant rooms where tight control of the beam is
needed to deliver clear speech over a considerable distance.
When only speech is involved and the bass support provided by
the subwoofers is not needed, single or stacked ICL-R arrays
are an ideal solution. They can be attached to the truss work with
Chesebrough clamps or by removing the array's rear pole/handle
and using the pole clamps to secure the array to the truss.
ICL-R arrays are also equipped with AeroQuip Fly-Track, so they
AeroQuip hardware.
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