The small cupboard at the back of the room is called the TARDIS.

This diagram shows the important cable connections in the back of the rack as of December 2021. sound_rack.pdf

This input makes it easy to feed a stereo signal (e.g. from a phone or laptop) into the main speakers.

The knob allows you to adjust the volume of the sound.

The switch turns this input either mixing it to all of the PA or routing it too a single output.

All the things on this panel are connected to and processed by Soundweb in the same rack.

This is an audio interface that may be used to get audio in and out of the sound PC but is currently not patched so requires manual patching from the back if you want to use it

This has 8 line input and 8 line outputs and a pair of mic inputs on the front

The MOTU can be connected to the Sound PC by USB.

Tesiraforte AVB VI used to provide speaker-specific EQs, feedback suppression and most importantly limiters.

Connecting it by USB to a computer via USB enables use of it as an audio interface, currently setup with 8 channels of audio connected 1-1 with the outputs to the amps

This Patch Bay connects outputs and ties to the small store patch panel, the Amps and miscellaneous ties around the annex. There are several different modes in use.

Notes:

• Return 1-8 are loomed with network cables, not to be confused with tie 1-6.
• Amps go through Tesira after this patch panel and before the amps.

This allows you to route the Mic lines from the stage left and right patch panels to specific input lines in the multicore loom to the desk.

This panel uses the normal mode

This is the main amplifier that drives the main speakers in the annex.

The inputs to this amp come from soundweb and the output speakon connectors go into the patch panel behind the rack and come out on either side of the stage.

2 are for the tops (TOP R and TOP L) 2 are for the subs(SUB R and SUB L)

MonL/MonR

Foyer, etc.