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Concert Systems Adds Adamson Stage Monitor Rig

Adamson M212 stage monitor

Adamson Systems Engineering in Port Perry, Ontario, reports that Concert Systems Production Group, located in Pensacola, Fla., recently added 28 M212 stage monitors to its live event production inventory.

“If you had asked me a few years ago if I would be investing in more stage monitors I would have said you were nuts,” explains Randy Frierson, owner of Concert Systems. “With IEMs as the norm and two rider friendly monitor rigs already in inventory, why would I spend money on more stage monitors?”

Frierson found that as his company grew, the demands upon it grew as well. It became apparent that they needed a world class, high powered monitor system for larger events. “I decided that I wanted a wedge that would get loud but still be even tempered,” Frierson says. “It also needed multiple angles and it would help if it looked cool.”

After checking out a number of wedges at InfoComm, Frierson says he found himself consistently circling back to the Adamson M212. “I’ve been a fan of [Adamson Systems founder Brock Adamson] for some time and like that the company has a reputation of excellence,” Frierson says. “Plus, as we grow as a provider, I was interested in having another brand in our arsenal—and what better brand than Adamson? Ultimately it was a pretty easy decision.”

The Adamson M212 monitor is a low profile stage monitor with precise pattern control and high output with extremely low distortion. Loaded with two 12-inch LF drivers and a 65×65 degree waveguide, it provides a high SPL with a wider dispersion area than similar sized monitors.

Concert Systems powers the new M212 monitor rig with Lab.gruppen FP 10000Q amplifiers with Lake processing.

“Our first outing was with Hank [Williams] Jr. and they were extremely impressed with monitor rig we provided,” Frierson says. “It bodes well for a long and beneficial relationship with Adamson now and in the future.”

For more information, visit www.adamsonsystems.com and concertsystemsusa.com.

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