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Miley Cyrus 2011

DavidM — Sat, 02 Jul 2011 07:38:56 +0000

This tour marked Cyrus’ first visit to Australia since being introduced to local audiences as Hannah Montana in 2006. Miley Cyrus has released ten albums and sold in excess of 500,000 singles in Australia.

Dates	June 21 – July 2, 2011
FOH Engineer	Paul David Hager
JPJ Audio Crew	Tristan Johnson
	Simon Farrell
	Dave Richardson
Speaker System	L-Acoustics
Main Hang	32 x K1 Element
	6 x dV-Dosc Elements
	12 x K1 Sub Bass
	24 x SB28 Sub Bass
Side Hang	18 x V-Dosc Element
	6 x dV-Dosc Element
Rear Hang	18 x Kudo Element
	6 x dV-Dosc Element
Front Fills	4 x ARCS (outside)
	4 x dV-Dosc Element
	2 x dV-Sub
Amplifiers and Drive	54 x LA8
	1 x K1 Drive Rack (Dolby)
	4 x Dolby Lake DLP4D12 Processor
	1 x BSS FCS-960 Stereo EQ
	1 x Motion 1200 wireless tablet
FOH Control System (Support Act)
	1 x Avid SC48
	6 x BSS DPR 402 (2 Ch Comp.)
	1 x Summit TLA 100A Tube Comp
	2 x Drawmer DS201 (2 Ch Gate)
	1 x Lexicon PCM90 Reverb
	1 x TC Electronics D-Two Delay
	2 x Yamaha SPX990 Multi-FX
Monitor Control System
	1 x Midas Siena 400 40ch
	10 x Clair 12AM Monitor Speaker
	5 x Lake Clair iO Controller
	8 x Crown MA3600VZ
	1 x Clair ML 18 Sub Bass
	1 x Crown MA9000i Amplifier
	8 x Urei 5547A 1/3 Octave
Wireless Microphones
	2 x Shure UR4D-Q5 Dual Receiver
	4 x Shure UR1-Q5 Beltpack TX

Massive Attack – Sydney Opera House

DavidM — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 12:00:49 +0000

Massive Attack - Sydney Opera House forecourt

Massive Attack toured Australia in March 2010 off the back of their album `Heligoland`. JPS provided a L-Acoustics K1 system for the tour.

Tour Dates

March 12, Perth, Kings Park
March 15, Sydney, Opera House Forecourt
March 19, Canberra, Royal Theatre
March 20, Melbourne, Myer Music Bowl
March 21, Adelaide, Entertainment Centre
March 23, Brisbane, Riverstage

Speaker System	L-Acoustics K1
	24 K1 Enclosures
	12 dV Dosc
	8 x Arcs
	16 x SB28 Sub Bass Enclosures
Amplifiers
	12 LA Rack
	36 L-Acoustics LA8 Amplifiers

Robbie Williams 2006

SimonM — Tue, 19 Dec 2006 04:04:13 +0000

Johnston Audio supplied the bulk of the audio equipment for the Robbie Williams stadium tour of Australia. The tour was a huge success – 9 sellout shows to more than 400,000 people!

The JAS system and crew delivered everything and more! The preparation and presentation of the system received many favourable comments and Robbie’s FOH engineer Dave Bracey said that the system was fantastic.

Johnston Audio supplied 54 L-Acoustics VDosc cabinets traveling on dollies of 4 to make the setup and pack-down faster. The two front inner hangs had 15 VDosc/side (specially painted cabinets supplied by Britannia Row) and the front outer hangs had 12-15 VDosc / side. There were 2 delay towers of each with 12 VDosc.

The VDosc cabinets were powered by Camco Vortex 6 amplifiers.

The Robbie Williams tour necessitated the design and construction of a flying version of the Wayloud subs. Similar to the L-Acoustics 218, 24 flying-version Wayloud Subs were built for the tour and flown in a vertical hang alongside the outer VDosc arrays. Another 24 Wayloud subs were positioned in stacks of 6 across the front of the stage.

The system design also had 18 L-Acoustics ARCS boxes in pods of 3 across the front edges of the stage.

The whole system was controlled by 16 Dolby Lake controllers and a barrage of computers supplied by Britannia Row.

Sheriff L Babari was the system designer and toured with Robbie Williams.

Dates

30 November 2006
December 1, 5, 9-10, 13-14, 17-18 2006

Johnston Audio Crew List

Robert “Jock” Bain – Crew Chief & Delays
Doug Pringle – VDosc system rigger
Peter O’Leary – VDosc system rigger
Connor Dune – Monitor rigger / operator

System

54 L-Acoustics VDosc
48 Wayloud subs
18 L-Acoustics ARCS
16 x Wayloud wedges
12 x Crown 24×6 amplifiers
1 x DiGiCo D5 112 EX console
8 x Camco Vortex 6 Amplifiers
18 x Crown VZ 5000 Amplifiers