Signal Support
DI Boxes and Signal Management
Reliable signal management sits between the performance equipment and the wider audio system. DI requirements, output formats, isolation and backup paths should be agreed before line check.
Production Capability
Selected around the performance requirement.
Keyboard rigs, acoustic instruments, playback devices and bass systems may each need different active, passive, stereo or isolated DI arrangements. These decisions affect input lists and stage cabling.
Units and connections are checked, labelled and mapped to the agreed stage position. Required power, link outputs and cable interfaces are confirmed with production information.
What We Review
The details that shape the final system
- Active or passive DI requirement
- Mono, stereo or multi-channel source
- Link and isolation requirements
- Input-list and stage-box coordination
Selected Inventory
Selected signal-management equipment
These are selected production-facing examples from a larger operational inventory. Final availability and configuration are confirmed against the rider, date, venue and production schedule.
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Preparation Workflow
From rider review to stage-ready deployment.
Share the artist requirement, event date, venue, city and schedule. The Backline Company reviews the request, identifies gaps, agrees suitable equipment or substitutions and allocates the complete system.
Equipment is inspected and prepared before dispatch. Professional technicians execute setup and teardown, after which the system is recovered, inspected and returned to operational readiness.