| SPECIAL SERVICES INCLUDED
IN BASIC RENTAL |
| • House lighting, ventilation, heat or air
conditioning as required during open times. Energy conservation is of prime concern to the
Center Theater and minimal light and comfort levels will be maintained during move-in and
move-out periods. Rehearsals and similar pre-event activities will be maintained
accordingly • Housekeeping services during open
hours in aisles, corridors, lobby, open spaces and restrooms, plus one thorough cleaning
of these same areas during non-open hours. Specific times to be coordinated with
Convention Center staff.
• Fully equipped first-aid facilities. Does
not include staffing. An Emergency Medical Technician will be scheduled through
your Event Manager.
• Use of outdoor marquee, as available. The marquee is
limited to information directly related to Licensee’s activities within the
Convention Center. All messages must be pre-approved by Convention Center staff. (Please
see Marketing Kit for all in-house Marketing and Public Relations details pertaining to
your event). |
| SPECIAL SERVICES NOT
INCLUDED IN BASIC RENTAL |
| • First aid staffing with Emergency Medical
Technician will be provided at current rates. •
Licensee is responsible for removal of bulk trash, crates, pallets, packing materials,
lumber, etc. prior to show opening and following move-out.
• Ticket sellers, ticket takers, ushers, security,
stagehands, and event operations shall be provided by the Convention Center and billed to
Licensee.
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CENTER
THEATER SOUND SYSTEM OVERVIEW |
| Due to the unusual design and shape of the
Center Theater, the house sound system is a combination of two different but wholly
compatible systems. The first system is the
“playback” system, a biamplified, high level stereo rig designed primarily for
the purpose of playing recorded sound.
The second system is the “voice” system, a
monophonic, distributed, controlled-coverage system designed specifically for the Center
Theater. It can be used in concert with the playback system or alone, as a highly
intelligible voice reproduction system. |
| TERRACE
THEATER SOUND SYSTEM OVERVIEW |
| • The Terrace Theater house sound system
is a flexible system with a variety of setups. There is a charge for the use of the sound
system. • The front of house sound system
consists of a Ramsa 52 channel mixing console and Meyer speakers powered by Crest
amplifiers totaling 10,000 watts of power and subwoofers. The mix position is located in
the orchestra level seating section.
• The stage monitor (foldback) system consists of
biamplified wedge monitors, biamplified side fill effect speakers, subwoofers for drum
fill and an eight channel biamped drive rack with biamp cue mix.• Over 150 microphone
and line level lines are located throughout the theater including two snakes from stage
right.
• The theater uses a four channel clearcom headset
system with distribution throughout the house.
• An independent Maas-Rowe chime system is distributed
throughout the lobby. Program and page feed is available to the system.The theater is
equipped with a Sennheiser infrared asistive listening system for the public seating
areas. |
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