EV MAKES IMPACT IN DUBAI CLUB SCENE

Liberty installed four EV Xi-1152/64 ceiling-mounted mains (two vertical, two horizontal) with four PX2181 subs, all powered by three CP4000S and one CP3000S amps and processed by three Dx38’s. Four powered SxA250’s act as stage monitors; four more serve as fills for the rear of the room.

 

“I would like to personally thank EV’s engineers for designing the Xi-1152 and Phoenix PX2181 models!” says Mark Legaspi, Managing Director, Liberty Acoustic. “Ratsky sounds fantastic. Whether for a live band or a DJ, this is a seriously thumping system. The CP amps are incredible. Even though the club is wrapped in over eight inches of soundproofing to keep the sound isolated from guests elsewhere in the hotel, we still have enough horsepower on hand to shake up to the sixth floor. We even turned the system down 12dB and were still kicking loud and clear with 1000 people in the room—obviously headroom isn’t an issue!”

 

“Now we design practically all our systems with EV equipment,” Legaspi adds. “EV has the right products and the right people. That said, I’d like to express gratitude to Tony Sawyer of Bosch Communications Systems; as Tony is based in Dubai, he is able to offer the hands-on manufacturer support we need to address this rapidly growing market. EV has more than proven it has what it takes to keep up with Dubai’s sonic demands—you can hear it for yourself at Ratsky!”