Riga Circus is transformed with K-array audio technology

The sound system at this Latvian arts venue is based on a fixed installation solution of GH12 and Kommander KA208 speakers and amplifiers. K-array, and on another laptop with Mugello-KH2, all managed with K-Framework software.

Considered the oldest fixed circus venue in Europe, he Riga Circus, in the historic center of the capital of Latvia, has completed an ambitious renovation project with the aim of preserving its heritage while incorporating new technologies, among which stands out an audio system K-array.

The project, led by local integrators RJK and supported by technology distributor Tet A Tek and the architecture firm NRJA , has transformed this circus space into a versatile environment to host different performances, with a 360º sound coverage y energy efficient.

“The now modernized Riga Circus is a multi-purpose space that has versatile audio support,” he explains. Rudolf Busmanis, responsible for Tet A Tek-. Portable system allows for easy reconfiguration based on stage location, with wiring that runs through the center to provide electrical flexibility”.

For fixed installation, twenty-four Kgear GH12 speakers, manufacturer brand K-array, distributed in groups to cover the spherical shape of the circus. The audio system is completed with four amplificadores Commander KA208 and is managed through software K-Framework.

All the equipment that makes up the new system is energy efficient, according to the requirements established for the project. Added to this is a portable solution based on twelve units of the model Mugello-KH2, Thanks to its lightweight design, a single person can move it wherever it is needed..

The flexibility of the Kgear system offers personalized use depending on the size of the event being held, ensuring power is only used when needed.