The V-DOSC Spreader is designed as an accessory for the standard V-DOSC grid. Initially developed for use in theaters where only one audio rigging point is available per side, it also provides steep up tilt (up to 20deg) to help cover high balconies. L'Acoustics and Cox Audio have appoved the use of the spreader for 20 degree up tilt with a maximum of six enclosures.
Using two V-DOSC Spreaders to support a single V-DOSC grid allows side by side rigging points, instead of requiring conventional fore and aft V-DOSC rigging points.
Used Speaker Accessories
Speakers are generally output devices used by computer systems, and these usually have speaker accessories such as speaker hardware, cables, mounts, stands, etc. All speakersâ?? function amplify sound or audio output so it can be heard by other listeners easier. There are speakers that are built to work particularly with computers while there are those that can be linked to any kind of sound system device. The speakers function as transducers that transform electromagnetic waves into sound waves that can be heard by listeners. They receive audio input from source devices like the computer and with the use of speaker accessories the sound is amplified. Analog sound waves are converted into digital sound waves and are produced from digital speakers.
The speaker cables serve as connectors between the input devices and the speaker. Computers and other audio devices will need compatible cables to be able to connect with the speakers and produce amplified sound. The speaker mount are speaker accessories that act as support. They are needed to properly place and hold speakers so they can function properly. There are wall mounts and brackets for the ceiling. Different mounts are needed for different sizes and location for placement. The speaker stand is commonly used in surround systems and these are speaker accessories that help position the speaker devices efficiently. These are usually adjustable. The speaker rigging comprises the support system of speakers. Normally, if there is not rigging provided, the speakers are simply stacked on top of the other on stage.
