USA - Taking place at the end of April in Indio, California, the annual Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival regularly sees festival-goers enduring temperatures in the high 90s Fahrenheit. In that kind of heat, somewhere to cool off is essential and with one area providing cool music via Turbosound loudspeakers as well as shade and water, it inevitably proved one of the most popular parts of the festival.

A total of five main stages for live acts were dotted around Coachella - this year headlined by Roger Waters and Prince - with the aforementioned 'cool' area run by the Do Lab artist network. Ostensibly an art installation, it featured kind souls wielding hosepipes to help cool festival-goers off, as well as the latest dance beats and DJ sets playing in 'hexaphonic' sound day and night.

Audio provider Whump! Sound provided an all-Turbosound rig for the installation, with four Aspect TA-880 mid-highs and three TSW-718 subs per side of the DJ stage. Two Floodlights and two more TSW-718s covered each of the two mid points of the circle, while filling the rear were an Aspect Wide TA-500 full range cabinet and sub per side. Four Turbosound TSW-124 subs were additionally positioned in front of the DJ stage.

(Claire Beeson)


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