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White Light provides scalable AV solutions for Thorpe Park

Thorpe Park has upgraded its AV infrastructure for outdoor events with advice and AV equipment from White Light. The system can be tailored and scaled to meet the needs of specific events and continues the longstanding partnership between White Light and Thorpe Park.

Entertainments technical coordinator at Thorpe Park Martin Swain, commented: “We required some equipment for our upcoming Ministry of Sound event along with the Island Beats concerts we’ll be hosting all summer. Prior to this, we used to hire equipment but recently had the opportunity to purchase it instead.”

Leading the project was White Light business development manager Jonathan Haynes: “After providing onsite product demonstrations, it quickly became apparent that the EM Acoustics system was ideally suited to their requirements, being flexible enough to handle the variety of events and functions that Thorpe Park provide.”

White Light supplied the complete system, including a Halo Compact line array, eight MSE-218 High Power Reflex Loaded Subwoofers and eight 12in Compact Monitor Loudspeakers, powered by seven EM Acoustics Switchmode Power Amplifiers. Thorpe Park also chose White Light to purchase additional radio microphones, choosing 12 Sennheiser EW500-965 G3 and four SKM 500-965 G3 Condensor Handhelds as well as four SK 500 G3 Bodypack Transmitters. A Sennheiser EW300-IEM G3 monitoring system was also supplied.

EM Acoustics provided on-site training for Thorpe Park’s team to familiarise them with the new system and explain how it can be up-scaled for larger one off events. One of the key advantages is that is can be supplemented by the hire of additional boxes and amplifiers from White Light’s rental inventory. Thorpe Park was also very conscious of frequency interference, particularly due to their close proximity to Heathrow Airport and as a result, a team from Sennheiser performed an RF survey to ascertain frequency bands and minimise potential disruption.

White Light also provided lighting control through a Sapphire Touch Console and Tiger Touch Pro. An additional 29 Prolyte LiteDecks were also purchased along with LiteDeck Handrails to compliment Thorpe Park’s existing stock, and Prolyte H30V trussing was supplied to form a fixed grid, installed by the Special Projects team. Swain added: “We had a great experience working with White Light. They were extremely understanding when it came to our needs and not only worked within our budget but provided the necessary solutions to any issues we faced.”

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