Only three pictures?  What’s the point?

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If you want to see more pics of this job go to http://www.ice-systemsinc.com.  If you want more than that email me and I will do what I can.

Not really what I consider a GOOD sound system. Crown is considered commercial equipment. Just big speakers and lots of power. You can buy MUCH better. Nice cars though!

Hi Todd,  I have done a variation of your theme,  just wish I’d epoxied the floor first.  Going around the hoists afterwards is annoying.  So for additional impact,  may I recommend for the low end a couple Bass Tech 7 Servo subs.  They are very efficient so a huge amp is not required.  Warning - when you fire them up for the first few times you might think something is on fire.  It’s just the fine dust coming down off the rafters,  < central shop vac will take care of that >.  Also,  LED strip lighting with daylight color temperature makes it real easy to spot imperfections in finishes.  Congrats on your work.

PW ...  In this application you know that you have a huge space to fill with sound, very poor acoustics (concrete floors, metal surfaces everywhere, and hard wood panel walls and ceilings), and a client that wants “rock concert” sound levels that he “can feel”. Now granted the sound levels requested are fairly easily achieved- but now be able to maintain them for 8-10 hours straight with out damage to any equipment.  And try to do it with minimal distortion.  And keep in consideration the client is not an audiophile by definition.  Just out of curiosity what would you recommend for “GOOD” equipment, that wouldn’t be considered commercial gear?

Hi Jon,  re:  “commercial” gear ?
Most sound companies need to have the latest tech to compete
But,  there’s nothing wrong with last years models
Especially nowdays,  it’s possible to pick up some incredible deals on pre owned pro gear.
Gear used only on indoor corporate gigs,  vs outdoor dust bowls,
can even look like brand new. 
Couple of sites to wander thru:
Soundbroker.com
Gearsource.com
Prosoundweb.com
As always,  practice safe sound

He needs “to feel it” because he suffers from massive hearing loss or he’s deaf. His music choices maybe Rock, rap or Heavy Metal to have that much bass. Ear plugs set at -5db may also help to hear all of that.