L-Acoustics PA system used at debut Lebanese outing of Tomorrowland

L-Acoustics was the choice of PA system for Unite, the debut Lebanese outing of Tomorrowland in the city of Byblos. Local rental company Loud N Clear provided the audio system.

The Byblos venue measured 120m deep by 50m wide, with VIP and VVIP areas to the left of the venue measuring 60m deep by 20m.

To cover this, the main system comprised 32 K2 with 16 K1 SB, plus 32 SB28. For delays, 16 K2 were positioned left and right with six Kara for front fills.

For the VVIP and VIP areas, nine by nine Kara were deployed, with four ARCS and four SB18M for the DJ booth. The entire system was driven by 13 LA-RAKs.

“We knew K2 would provide exceptional coverage and a unique clarity for such a demanding venue because of its exceptional SPL, LF and throw capabilities,” said Roger Bou Farhat, general manager of Loud N Clear.

“However, as well as the sheer size of the venue, we faced the additional challenge of working on sand, so the weight to size ratio of K2 and the simplicity of the L-Acoustics rigging system were also a huge advantage. We are very happy with the results.”

The first Tomorrowland was held in the Belgian town of Boom in 2005 with an audience of just 10,000. Today it is one of the biggest dance music festivals in Europe.

This year saw the event host satellite festivals under the "UNITE with Tomorrowland" banner in eight locations around the world, attracting in excess of 400,000 people.

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