Theatro Circo relies on SSL systems to optimize its acoustics

This Portuguese theater has changed the entire mixing system, your FOH and monitor table, and has chosen the SSL L200+ for the project. It is a control surface with 36 + 2 motorized faders 100 mm, control buttons and level and dynamics meters.

After years using the same mixing system, he Circus Theater wanted to update and opt for a sound system with more features, more capacity and offers quality. Y, for it, has chosen the teams Solid State Logic (SSL), brand that distributes central media.

The Theatro Circo is located in Braga (Portugal) and was inaugurated in April 1915 with the operetta “The Rose Queen” de Ruggero Leoncavallo. After some renovations it has become an architectural icon, with a capacity of 899 spectators, and a pride for the Bracarenses.

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Theatro Circo decided to change the entire theater mixing system, your FOH and monitor table, and has chosen the SSL L200+, a control surface with 36 + 2 motorized faders 100 mm, control buttons, level and dynamics meters, y 5 layers with 5 different banks.

Its multi-touch screen makes it easy to manipulate the table. It has 12 XLR analog mic/line inputs (two of them in parallel with the talkback inputs on the front panel), 12 XLR line outputs and 2 headphone outputs.

On the other hand, also has 4 pares E/S AES/EBU con sample rate conversion, making the MADI ports available 6 coaxial pairs and 2 fiber pairs (can be used independently or in redundant connection).

It also has a (E/S) additional effects loop with independent optics, Designed to connect an external effects device such as the Waves Multirack or VST.

The Theatro Circo currently has two L2000 tables +, one in PA and one in monitors. In addition to having different Stage Box, and stagebox SSL ML32 (32 inputs x 32 Departures) and a MLI32 (32 entries) in MADI protocol to manage all inputs and some submissions from the FOH table. It also has a SSL D32x32 which uses its AES/EBU channels to attack the main PA, and use a SSL MLO 32 to attack stage monitors and InEars from the monitor console.