Solotech recently added 56 L-Acoustics K3 compact line array cabinets to its inventory, split equally across its North American and European operations, to help the production company fulfill its increasing 2022 commitments.
The recently introduced K3 is L-Acoustics’ smallest, full-range line source system to date, designed for mid-size events. “The global Solotech teams consistently create outstanding entertainment experiences for an incredible range of audiences and artists,” says Alan Macpherson, CEO of L-Acoustics Americas. “I’m pleased that Solotech saw the new K3 as a strategic investment that will help them to continue offering optimized sound reinforcement for their exciting and growing line-up of projects.”
In Europe, Solotech Group member SSE Audio has already deployed its K3 inventory with Post Malone on the Wireless Stage at Reading and Leeds Festival, while Solotech’s North American stock recently supported American rapper, singer, and songwriter NF’s 20-date, month-long Clouds Tour, where it was used as out fill as part of a K Series system.
“K3 has a smaller footprint than K2, which makes an excellent in-between solution when Kara II is not quite powerful enough and K2 would be overkill,” explains Francois ‘Frankie’ Desjardins, Vice President R&D at Solotech. “With its integrated Panflex, K3 offers control on the HF directivity, which gives it great flexibility to give either very wide coverage, or much narrower, perfectly fitting the needs of diverse projects. Having all of that in one cabinet offers better versatility.”
With offices in 19 locations across Canada, USA, UK, and China, including its European operation via Solotech Group member SSE Audio, Solotech is a global leader in audiovisual and entertainment technology, providing for both the live and systems integration markets. The company’s storied history includes high-profile clients such as Céline Dion, Justin Timberlake, and Arcade Fire, as well as installations like the Rady Shell at Jacobs Park in San Diego and Resorts World Las Vegas.
