In January of 2018, Big Deal Entertainment provided staging and sound for the 2018 Women's March at the Arizona State Capitol. Over 22,000 marchers were in attendance.
"An array of women addressed the expansive crowd from a stage in front of the state Capitol before the march began. The sound system boomed to the edge of the crowds on the north and south ends of the capitol lawn."
-azcentral.com
Equipment used:
- Height Adjustable All Terrain Truss Stage
- (4) QSC KLA12 Powered Line Array 12" Speakers
- (6) JBL PRX715 15" 2-Way Powered 1500 Watt Speakers
- Shure Microphones
What We Provide for Political Protest Rallies and Marches in the Phoenix, Arizona Area
Professional Sound Systems: Prices range from $150 for a system that can handle a gathering of 200, to $200 for one than can handle a political protest rally of 400. Larger systems are also available on request. Each includes two speakers, a mixer/power amp, a microphone, and all the cables and stands needed. Click here for sound system packages.
Easy Instructions: If you know how to run your iPod, CD Player, or laptop, then you already know most of what you have to do. The ability to turn the volume up is the second most complicated thing -- but it's no different than the one on your car radio.
Optional Delivery and Setup: For an additional fee, we can deliver, set up, and pick up the equipment at the end of the night. If you need to save even more money, you can do this yourself. It's EASY to set up and I'll show you how in minutes!
What You Provide
The Music: Music can be run from your iPod, iPad, CD Player, laptop, or just about any other music device you have. Each system has the ability to run one or several different music devices at the same time.
Your Voice!
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