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In order to have signal distribution between the two rooms Media-Sys opted for a Tendzone Timon 16 audio processor with a built-in pream- plifi er circuit and DSP processing bus structure to produce high quali- ty sound. A Tendzone RC-MIX control panel increases the fl exibility of the system and makes connecting the two rooms straightforward. José said: “The signal zoning and delays needed a control unit for fi ne tuning adjustments and distribution, we decided to go for Apex Intel- li-X2 48 processors because of their high audio quality, musicality and reliability.” These units - which offer functionalities to both rooms - can be integrated into any network easily due to their plug and play capa- bilities. “Apex is dedicated to designing and manufacturing control and adjustment professional audio tools that simply do what they have to do with exquisite audio quality,” explained Héctor. The Funky Room uses similar products but has a slightly different set-up. The dancefl oor is equipped with two Kling & Freitag CA 1215-9 full range loudspeakers supplemented by two Kling & Freitag SW215E high effi ciency subwoofers. Two Kling & Freitag Sona 5 passive loudspeakers have been installed around the periphery, while two Kling & Freitag CA 1001 enclosures and one Proel SW115A subwoofer - which delivers a dynamic response at low frequencies - take care of DJ monitoring. Héctor said of the Kling & Freitag system: “During my career I have had the opportunity to install, test and adjust sound systems from the best manufacturers in the world. All Kling
& Freitag products are of extreme quality. The performance is incred- ible and unlike other so-called ‘big manufacturers’, Kling & Freitag is the one with better control of dispersion, better linearity between the different models, the native frequency response is more balanced, there’s lower distortion in the high frequencies and the products have longer durability.” C Series amplifi ers from
Lab.gruppen - one C 48:4 and one C 28:4 - power the Funky Room system. This series was designed specifi cally for the installation market boasting fl exibility, reliability and power- to-size ratio as key features. “Today, when you buy a
Lab.gruppen amplifi er, you’re buying the best performance in all aspects - power, damping, stability, performance, response amplitude and wave con- trol,” continued Héctor.
The DJ booth at Pacha boasts a set-up of an Allen & Heath Xone:92 analogue mixer, six Pioneer CDJ-2000 Nexus multiplayers and one Pioneer DJM-900 Nexus mixer, products which are popular on DJ riders and all of which were chosen by owner, Grupo Cursach Ocio to cater for the club’s international DJ line-up. Two Technics SL-1210 Mk5 turntables, an E&S DJR 400 mixer and an E&S 2X 3004 dual thee-band isolator complete the DJ kit.
Possibly the biggest challenge during the installation was matching the sound quality not only to the internationally respected brand of Pacha but also to the rest of the venues owned by Grupo Cur-
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