Two RCF speakers and a lighting system: our standard setup for a medium-sized venue.
STANDARD SETUP · MEDIUM VENUE
CONFIGURATION 01
RCF sound system
RCF ART 312-A — probable identification
Based on the cabinet shape, horn and proportions, the photographed speakers match the RCF ART 3 series and most probably the ART 312-A MKIII/MK4.
2 active two-way full-range speakers on tripod stands
12-inch woofer and 1-inch HF driver
800 W peak / 400 W RMS per speaker
Manufacturer-rated maximum SPL: 128 dB at 1 metre
Manufacturer-rated frequency response: 50 Hz – 20 kHz
Nominal coverage: 90° horizontal × 60° vertical
FiRPHASE DSP, thermal/RMS protection and Soft Limiter
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Lighting system
A central tripod-mounted bar with four LED lighting fixtures and an upper LED strip. Together with the two speakers, it forms our standard setup for a medium-sized venue, providing colour, wash and moving effects while keeping the footprint compact.
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Recommended use
Medium-sized venues
Private parties and birthdays
Karaoke and hosted entertainment
Restaurants and indoor function rooms
FOR LARGE VENUES AND OUTDOOR PARTIES ONLY
CONFIGURATION 02 · EXPANSION
Dual subwoofer system
Low-frequency extension
The two subwoofers are not part of the standard system for a medium-sized venue. They are added only when extra low-frequency pressure is needed: larger venues, events with a wide dance floor or outdoor parties.
2 professional cabinets dedicated to low frequencies
Extra weight and depth for dance music and DJ sets
Level and filtering aligned with the main speakers
Configuration chosen according to venue, audience and environment
Exact brand, model and power rating require a rear-panel photograph
AUDIO CONTROL
Yamaha MG16/6FX mixer
Probable identification from the photograph
The chassis, control layout and rear panel match the Yamaha MG16/6FX analogue mixer. The product label is not perfectly legible in the photograph, so the exact model still requires a close-up confirmation.
The mixer is the heart of the audio control system: it combines microphones, computers and music sources, manages levels and equalisation, and feeds a controlled signal to the sound system.
Most karaoke backing tracks are sourced and downloaded in MP3 format. For every requested song, we look for and select the best version available, prioritising clean sound, recording quality and a well-balanced mix between the music and guide vocals.
MP3 is the most commonly used format; actual quality may vary depending on the versions available for each song.
WORK IN PROGRESS
MORE CONFIGURATIONS COMING SOON
We will add photos, specifications and sound/lighting combinations for every type of event.