Turbosound TA-500DP Benutzerhandbuch

FLYING HARDWARE 

 
Aspect TA-500 Flying Systems 

To take full advantage of the very precise dispersion properties of the Aspect system, two 
types of rigging system have been developed: a fully-integrated touring flying system which 
allows clusters to be rigged quickly and easily with an absolute minumum of additional 
external hardware; an an external flying system designed for use in fixed installations. 

The flying systems are inherently safe, flexible and simple to use. The rigging design allows 
the creation of clusters and arrays that can be assembled quickly and with a minimum 
number of crew, and with full control of the vertical angles between enclosures and their 
vertical inclination. 

Because the Polyhorn’s design dramatically reduces the acoustic energy outside of the 
specified 50° horizontal dispersion pattern, it is recommended that Aspect TA-500 enclosures 

always be arrayed in a smooth even curve, resulting in an array angle of 50° between boxes. 
Based on this assumption it is an easy job to assess how many columns, and therefore which 
particular combination of flybars, will be needed to achieve the required coverage. 

Vertical coverage is dictated by the physical dimensions of the room and the location of the  
audience spaces. The number of boxes required in a vertical column is therefore determined 
by a number of factors including the trim height of the cluster, the vertical coverage you are 
trying to achieve, and the distance or projection required.