TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

SYDNEY TOWN HALL

Issue 7 | September 2017

www.sydneytownhall.com.au

CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION 5

1.1 CONTACT DETAILS 5

1.2 RESPONSIBILITIES OF HIRERS 6

1.2.1 Site induction 6

1.2.2 Responsibility for equipment 6

1.2.3 Use of smoke machines or particle release stage effects 6

1.2.4 Prohibited equipment and activities 6

1.2.5 Draping, banners, decorations and props 6

1.2.6 Testing and tagging of electrical equipment 7

1.2.7 Elevated work platforms 7

1.2.8 Production activities which need additional approval 7

2. TECHNICAL FACILITIES 8

2.1 STAFF AND COMMUNICATIONS 8

2.1.1 Technician staff 8

2.1.2 Communication 8

2.2 THEATRICAL LIGHTING 9 2.2.1 StandardLightingConfiguration 9

2.2.2 Lightingcontrol 9

2.2.3 Dimmers 9

2.2.4 DMXPatch 9

2.2.5 Gels(Colourfilters) 9

2.2.6 Lighting Equipment 10

2.2.6.1 Luminaires - Conventional 10

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2.2.6.2 Luminaires - Organ Lighting 11

2.2.6.3 Luminaires - Intelligent/Followspot 11

2.2.6.4 Additional Lighting Equipment 12 2.3 AUDIO SYSTEM 13

2.3.1 House Audio Console 13 2.3.2 Stage Monitors 14

2.3.3 Alternate FOH control systems 14

2.3.4 Performance relay 14

2.3.5 Hearing aid induction loop 14

2.3.6 Patching 14

2.3.7 Microphone Winches 14

2.3.8 Audio Equipment 15 2.3.8.1 Line Array System 15

2.3.8.2 Standard microphones 17

2.3.8.3 Wireless Microphones 18

2.3.8.4 Wireless In Ear Monitors 20

2.3.8.5 Miscellaneous Audio Equipment 21

2.3.8.6 Cabled Talkback Equipment 22

2.3.8.7 Wireless Talkback Equipment 22

2.3.8.8 Portable PA Equipment 23 2.4 WINCH SYSTEM AND RIGGING 24

2.4.1 Trusses - Wire Winch 24

2.4.2 Chains Motors 25 2.4.3 Line Array Winch 25

2.4.4 Electroliers 25

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2.4.5 Rigging Work 25

2.4.6 Aerialists 26

2.5 POWER 27 2.5.1 200 Amp power lock 27 2.5.2 Three Phase power 27 2.5.3 240v General purpose outlets and technical power 27 3. PLANS 28

3.2 Documentation 28 3.2.1 CentennialHallLightingPlan 29

3.2.2 Vestibule Lighting Plan 30

3.2.3 Centennial Hall Rigging Plot 31

3.2.4 Centennial Hall Stage Plan 32

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TheSydneyTownHallTechnicalSpecificationisacomprehensiveguidetotheaudio,lightingandothertechnical equipment at the Sydney Town Hall. This document is intended for the hirer’s technical staff and is updated on a regular basis. It is the recipient’s responsibility to ensure they are working with the latest version.ForallothervenuerelatedinformationpleaserefertotheSydneyTownHallVenueSpecificationsavailable on the Sydney Town Hall website www.sydneytownhall.com.au

1.1 Contact DetailsFor more detailed information about any area of our technical equipment or production services, please contact the Venue Management technical staff listed below.

1. INTRODUCTION

Function Key people Contact details

Technical Production Coordinator

John Metzkejmetzke@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au (02)926597260448 230 607

Technical Coordinator Emre SavasESavas@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au (02)926599430407 007 442

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1.2 Responsibilities of Hirers

1.2.1 Site inductionTheSydneyTownHallisaheritage-listedbuildingandassuchhasspecificsiterequirementsAllHirer’s activities must comply with the City of Sydney’s WHS Policy which is available from the Sydney Town Hall website. Upon entry to Sydney Town Hall, Hirers and their Contractor’s must sign the Sydney Town Hall Hirer and Contractor Induction Handbook which outlines responsibilities and safe work practices. A copy is provided to the Hirer before the Production Meeting and is available on the Sydney Town Hall website.

1.2.2 Responsibility for equipmentIf hirers provide their own equipment, it is their full responsibility to load in, move, set up, pack down and remove this equipment from the venue. The safety of this equipment while on council property is the responsibility of the hirer.

1.2.3 Use of smoke machines or particle release stage effects

If the Hirer wishes to use water-based smoke machines, hazers, or any other effect that results in major particle release(smoke,dustormist),thiswillrequireisolationoftheemergencyalarmsystem.Aminimumoftwo Fire Wardens will be required for the total duration the machines will be in use – in addition to this Fire Wardens will be required for 60 minutes after the device is switched off to allow for the room to clear. These arrangements must be advised in the Production Meeting prior to the event. Additional charges apply for this activity. See the Schedule of Additional Services and Charges.

1.2.4 Prohibited equipment and activitiesNonakedflame,oil-basedsmokemachinesorsmokingispermittedinsidethebuildingunderanycircumstances.Helium balloons are not permitted in the Sydney Town Hall. Pyrotechnics or confetti style canons are not permitted inside the Sydney Town Hall. Streamer canons are permitted, although an additional cleaning charge may apply depending on the size and scope of the arrangement. See the Schedule of Additional Services and Charges. Straw bales or any other items that constitutes a potential bulk fuel load including propane gas are not permitted inthevenue.NothingistobeaffixedtoanypartoftheinteriororexterioroftheSydneyTownHallnortapeapplied toanyoftheTownHall’ssurfaceswithoutexplicitapprovalbytheVenueManagementUnit.

1.2.5 Draping, banners, decorations and propsItistheHirer’sresponsibilitytoensurethatanymaterialusedasacurtain,blind,signage,flagorany similardécorinanypartoftheVenue,includingthestagemusthaveaFlammabilityIndex(basedona formulainAS1530.2)ofnogreaterthan6,consistentwiththeBCANSWSpecificationC1.10.

Eachitemhavealabelaffixedtoitindicating,inlegiblecharacters— (A) nameofmanufacturer; (B) tradenameanddescriptionofmaterialscomposition; (C) retardanttreatment(ifany),nameofapplicatoranddateofapplication; (D) AS1530Part2and/orAS/NZS1530Part3testnumberanditsFlammability,Spread-of-Flame

andSmokeDevelopedIndices;and (E) approvedmethodsofcleaning.

Venue Management reserves the right to refuse use of the material in the building.

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1.2.6 Testing and tagging of electrical equipmentAllexternalelectricalequipmentbroughtintothevenue,includingpowerleadsandpowerboards,mustshowtagsthatcomplywiththeAustralianStandardAS/NZS3760.VenueManagementwillexercisetherighttorefusethe use of any electrical equipment or accessory which does not display the appropriate current tagging.

1.2.7 Elevated work platformsThe Sydney Town Hall has available a two EWP units available for hirers use 1. Haulotte Star 10 EWP • Working height 10.0m •Safeworkingload230Kg(onlevelsurface) •Basketrotation355deg •Platformsize0.94mx0.64m 2. Genie GR20 Runabout EWP: • Working height 8.0m •Safeworkingload159Kg(onlevelsurface) •Platformsize1.40mx0.70m

AnypersonoperatingaSTHEWPmustholdanEWPTicket.Boomliftoperatorshavearesponsibility to carry out daily inspections of the vehicle and complete the log book. When in the boomlift a full body harness must be attached to the boomlift with a restrictive lanyard.

Note: Fall arrest lanyards are NOT suitable for use in boomlift.

Any person bringing additional elevated work platforms onsite must supply the make and model to Venue Managementforapproval,ensurethatitispoweredelectricallyandisabletofitintotheDruittStLoading DockGoodsLift(seedimensionsandmaximumweightsintheVenueSpecifications). Parking must be arranged prior to the elevated work platform arriving onsite and keys must be made available to the Facilities Coordinator.

1.2.8 Production activities which need additional approvalCertain activities which are conducted in Sydney Town Hall required approval before their commencement. Venue Management reserves the right to request hirers and contractors to submit appropriate Safe Work Method Statements and supporting Risk Assessments before approval. It is the Hirers responsibility to seek approval for these activities before the event commences. This should be discussed during the Production Meeting.

The activities which need approval are listed below. • Rigging • Hot works • Fire Isolation – use of hazers, smoke machines or dry ice/low fog • Stage effects such as streamers cannons – please note confetti cannons are strictly prohibited • Fabrication works

Certain activities will incur additional fees. Please see Schedule of Additional Services and Charges.

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2.1 Staff and Communications

2.1.1 Technician StaffThe Lighting and Audio Technicians will endeavour to satisfy hirer’s requirements at all times. Please supply as much information as possible about your production, schedules and lighting/audio requirements in advance to ensure your event is as successful as possible. The earlier your requirements are provided to us the easier it will be for the technicians to cater for your requirements and clarify any matters with you.

Ingeneral,wemaintainaflexibleattitudetowardsminimumvenuecrewing.Weprefernottostatepolicybuttailor venue requirements around the client. The Technical Production Coordinator will determine the minimum crewing for your particular event depending on circumstances.

However for your budgeting purposes use this guide as a rule of thumb:

• If you hook up to power, you will be required to have a Sydney Town Hall Technical staff member on duty at all times.

• If you utilise venue equipment then a Sydney Town Hall Technical staff member will be required to at least supervise your use of that equipment even if you do not require them to actually do anything.

• If you are using the winch or motor system, then a Sydney Town Hall Technical staff member is required to operate the system.

• If rigging points are required then a Sydney Town Hall Technical staff member is required to provide access for rigging and monitor the works.

• Clients production staff are not permitted in the venue at any time without at least one Sydney Town Hall Technical staff member on duty.

The setup and operation of the Sydney Town Hall’s technical equipment, including the lighting and sound consoles, is always carried out or overseen by Venue Management technicians.

The setup and operation of the Sydney Town Hall’s technical equipment, including the lighting and sound consoles, is always carried out or overseen by Venue Management technicians. In line with the conditions of the City of Sydney Award, in-house technicians require a half an hour break after every 5 hours of continuous work.

2.1.2 Communication1.3.2.1Externalphone/ISDNlines Phone lines can be provided for your event, you will need to organise these seven days prior to the event day. For ISDN connections please call Telstra’s Media Reservation Unit on 1800 802 656.

1.3.2.2 Internet access High speed Internet access is available in the Centennial Hall via GX2 Technology. GX2 Technology provide a high speed, highly reliable communication and Internet service that will meet all business needs.Theserviceisavailablethroughbothwireless(802.11a/b/gandwired(802.3)channels.

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Internetconnectionspecifications Physical medium: Ethernet over Copper Speed: upstream 40Mbps / downstream 40Mbps Connection Ratio: 1.1 Forfurtherinformationpleaseemailinternetservice@gx2technology.comorrequestaninternetbookings form from Venue Management.

2.2 Theatrical LightingThe Sydney Town Hall supplies one in-house Lighting Technician to operate the equipment as part of the contracted event hours only. Additional charges apply for the bump in, rehearsals and bump out hours and should be discussed in the production meeting. Hirers are welcome to supply their own technicians, lighting consoleandfixtures.Ifahirerwishestosupplytheirownlightingequipmentfortheirevent,theymustalsobringtheir own technician to set up, patch and troubleshoot / operate their equipment whether the venue’s lighting console is used or an additional console is brought on-site.

2.2.1 Standard Lighting ConfigurationIfthestandardlightingrigisreconfiguredanadditionalfeetorefocusandrestorethelightingrigtothestandardconfigurationwillapply.See the Schedule of Additional Services and Charges.

2.2.2 Lighting controlThe Sydney Town Halls lighting console is a Grand MA 2 Full Size Lighting Console. Remote programming can be arranged using MA on PC with the MA command wing.The lighting control position is located on Level One – Eastern Gallery adjacent to the Audio Console.The client may wish to provide their own lighting console which can be patched into the Centennial Hall system via DMX or sCAN Networking.

2.2.3 DimmersCentennialHallisfittedwithahardwiredETCSensor3Dimmer/Powerdistributionsystem.Themodulesavailable are Dimmer, Relay and Thru Power. Please contact the Technical department for the most current patch allocation.

2.2.4 DMX PatchPlease contact the Technical department for the current data patch sheets. Wireless DMX available for DMX runs to areas with no patch available.

2.2.5 Gels (Colour filters)Alimitedstockofcolourfiltersisavailable.Whileeveryeffortwillbemadetocomplywithyourlightingdesign, ifspecialcolourfiltersarerequiredthehirerisresponsibleforsupplyingthefilterstoVenueManagementprior to bump in.

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2.2.6 Lighting EquipmentTheSydneyTownHallhasanextensivestockofConventionallightingaswellasadditionalIntelligentlightingthatisavailableforhireatanadditionalcharge.Belowisasummaryoftheequipmentavailable–pleaserefer to the lighting plot for the standard positions.

Please note the equipment not shown in the lighting plan is shared between venues within Sydney Town Hall so may not be available unless requested in advance.

2.2.6.1 Luminaires - ConventionalAll conventional Luminaires are manually operated. The available lamps are summarised in the table below

Model Type Wattage Quantity

SeleconPacificProfile 12 - 28 Degree 1000W 8

SeleconPacificProfile14 - 35 Degree - 80VDMXBallast

1200W 22

SeleconPacificProfile 23 - 50 Degree 600W 2

ETCSource4Profile 14 Degree 750W 10

ETCSource4Profile 25 - 50 Degree 750W 2

Coemar Desisti 2K Fresnel 2000W Fresnel 2000W 26

Selecon Rama Fresnel 1200W Fresnel 1200W 6

Selecon Acclaim Fresnel 650W Fresnel 650W 4

2.2.6.2 Luminaires - Organ LightingThe following lights are included in the venue hire but are dedicated for lighting the Organ.

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Motdel Type Quantity

ETC Desire D60Led Par Can - D60 Lustr + (FIXED-OrganLighting)

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Colorforce 72LED strip light - Colorforce 72(FIXED-OrganLighting)

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2.2.6.3 Luminaires - Intelligent/FollowspotInadditiontotheaboveFixtureswhichareincludedinthevenuehire,thefollowingFixtures can be hired at an additional charge.

Model Type Quantity

Martin Mac Viper Performance *

MovingHeadProfile(Spot) 8

Martin Mac Aura *Moving Head LED Wash – All Venues

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MartinMacAuraXB*Moving Head LED Wash – All Venues

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MartinMacAuraXB*Moving Head LED Wash – (FIXED-VESTIBULE)

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Martin Mac Quantum Wash *Martin Mac Quantum Wash – Centennial Hall

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MartinMacQuantumProfile*MovingHeadLEDProfile– All Venues

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Clay Paky K-Eye K20 HSRMoving Head LED Wash – Centennial Hall

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Vari*lite VL1100 MovingHeadProfile–Tungsten 18

Pro Shop LED Par18 - 4 * LEDPar–RGBA–CentennialHall 12

Pro Shop LED Par18 – 8 *LEDPar–RGBA(FIXED–CentennialHallRoomWash)

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Pro Shop LED Par18 – 12 *LEDPar-RGBWAUV(16 FIXED - Centennial Hall Room Wash)

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Pro Shop Apollo LED Up-light * LEDBatteryUp-light-RGBW 24

ETC Desire D60 * Led Par Can - D60 Lustr + 6

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Model Type Quantity

ETC Desire D60 * Led Par Can - D60 Vivid 6

ETC Desire D40 * Led Par Can - D40 Vivid 4

Robert Juliat Followspot * Super Korrigan 2

*Additional charges apply for this item. See The Schedule of Additional Services and Charges.

2.2.6.4 Additional Lighting EquipmentInadditiontotheaboveFixtureswhichareincludedinthevenuehire,thefollowingitemscanbehired at an additional charge.

Model Type Quantity

JEM 365 Hazer *Hazer with CO2 (Water Based)

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Look Solutions Low Fog HP * Low fog Generator – HP C02 2

MirrorBall* 1mMirrorBallwithMotor 1

3 Phase Distribution Boards*

Various layouts 4

Powerlock Distribution Board*

6x40AWilco3Phase +3x20ASinglePhase

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25m Powerlock Feeder * 5 wire 1

ProBoxF-2500Transceiver2 Universe Wireless DMX transmitter

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BlackboxR-512Receiver1 Universe Wireless DMX receiver

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BlackboxF-2Transceiver*2 Universe Wireless DMX transmitter/Extender

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Micro R-512 Receiver1 Universe Wireless DMX receiver(battery)

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Pathport Touring1 Universe DMX over Ethernet

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*Additional charges apply for this item. See The Schedule of Additional Services and Charges.

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2.3 Audio SystemThe loudspeaker system for Centennial Hall was installed in 2007-2008. The System consists of a Mono d&b Audiotechnik Line Array system with subs, delays and stage monitors. The system had an upgrade in October 2014thatconsistedofsupplementingthein-fillareasandafullsystemre-tune.SeebelowfordetailsThe Sydney Town Hall has multiple interconnected venues and as a result there can be sound transference between spaces. If this occurs sound levels may need to be reduced if directed by Venue Management staff. Venue Management staff will endeavour to minimise any impact on productions but Venue Management reservestherighttolowernoiselevelsortostopamplificationifitisdeemedtooloudordisturbingotheractivities within the building or is considered a noise hazard.

FOHandmonitorlevelsarenottoexceed102dB(modeC)atthefrontoftheEasternGallery.

The Sydney Town Hall supplies one in-house Audio Technician to operate the equipment as part of the contracted event hours only. Additional charges apply for the bump in, rehearsals and bump out hours and should be discussed in the production meeting. Hirers are welcome to supply their own technicians, audio console and accessories.

An Audio stage technician may be required for the event based on setup and show requirements. This will be determined during the production meeting.

2.3.1 House Audio ConsoleThe Centennial Hall audio console is a Midas Pro X Audio Console with local and stage racks.

Theconsoleislocatedatthein-housemixinglocationwhichislocatedintheEasternGalleryonthe First Floor of the Centennial Hall. Two d&b E6 monitors are located at the console for monitoring.

Midas Pro X Main FOH Console Control Surface •8xInputsTRS •8xOutputsTRS •16xDigitalInputs •16xDigitalOutputs

Midas Pro X Monitor Console Control Surface •24xSendsMXLR

LocalRack(FOHOps) •2xMidasDL231I/Owithdualmicrophonepreampsconsistingof •48xInputsFXLR •48xSendsMXLR

MainPatchRack(ABCRoom) •1xNeutronDSPwithNeutronexpansioncard-FOH •2xDanteBridge–64x64Channel •3xMidasDL231I/Owithdualmicrophonepreampsconsistingof •72xInputsFXLR •72xSendsMXLR •1xMidasDL351I/O(modular)consistingof •24xDigitalInputs •24xDigitalOutputs

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CeilingVoid(LineArrayAmpRack) •1xMidasDL351I/O(modular)consistingof •24xInputsFXLR •8xDigitalInputs •8xDigitalOutputs

PortableMonitorRack(LocatedwithMonitorConsole) •1xMidasDL231I/Owithdualmicrophonepreampsconsistingof •24xInputsFXLR •24xSendsMXLR

2.3.2 Stage MonitorsThe Sydney Town Hall as a standard operates monitors from FOH through the Midas Pro X audio console. The Sydney Town Hall has a dedicated stage monitor console with stage split. Either a Midas Pro X or a Midas Pro1canbesuppliedasamonitorconsole(atandadditionalcharge).

2.3.3 Alternate FOH control systemsHirers are able to provide their own front of house control that can be patched into our in-house system as required.

When hirers bring in their own control, the following additional conditions of use apply:

• Due to the distributed nature of the in House d&b system the hirers outputs will be routed through the house Midas I/O system

• All line testing is to be monitored on a pre-fader listen

• Sound check times are to be approved by the Venue Management and are to be strictly adhered to

2.3.4 Performance relayVisual and Audio performance relay are located in all backstage areas.

2.3.5 Hearing aid induction loopAnindependenthearingaidinductionloopsystemprovidesexcellentcoveragethroughouttheCentennialHall.Thehearingloopisactiveforalleventsusingtheinhousesystem–externalsystemsarerequiredtopatchafeed into the hearing loop system.

2.3.6 PatchingCat 6, DMX, XLR, Optical Fibre and talkback patching facilities are available throughout the Centennial Hall andVestibuleandlinkedtopatchracksintheABCBooth.ForfurtherinformationaboutpatchingwithintheCentennial Hall i.e. plans and locations etc please contact the technical department.

2.3.7 Microphone WinchesCentennial Hall has the following microphone winches installed 2xHyfaxdualchannelmicrophonehoists

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8xHMEdualchannelmicrophonehoists

Please refer to the mic winch location plan.

The Standard overhead mics used are the DPA 4011 Cardioid Condenser mics.

2.3.8 Audio Equipment

2.3.8.1 Line Array System The Centennial Hall has a permanent Mono Line array system installed that consists of a Centre Cluster, Front Fill, Under Gallery delays and subs.

Location Components Function Quality

Centre Line Array (AudiotechnikD12Amplifiers)

d&b Audiotechnik J8Eastern Gallery - Elements 1 & 2

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d&b Audiotechnik J8MainBodyMidtorear– Elements 3 to 6

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d&b Audiotechnik J12MainBodyfronttoMid–Elements7to9

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d&b Audiotechnik Q10North & South Galleries

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Delays (Audiotechnik E Pak & 10DAmplifiers)

d&b Audiotechnik E0 Under Eastern Gallery 5

d&b Audiotechnik E0 Under Northern Gallery 6

d&b Audiotechnik E0Under Southern Gallery

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Front Fill (Audiotechnik E Pak Amplifiers)

d&b Audiotechnik E0FrontFillfirst2rows(NoStageExtension)

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d&b Audiotechnik Ti10FrontFillfirst5rows(WithStageExtension)

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d&b Audiotechnik Q7 In Fill 2

Subs (Audiotechnik D12 Amplifiers)

Subs (Audiotechnik D12Amplifiers)

Low range for system 12

Monitors (Audiotechnik D20 Amplifiers)

d&b Audiotechnik MAX 15

Stage Monitors (10 Sends)

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d&b Audiotechnik M6 Stage Monitors 4

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Notes

• Individual zones can be muted as required

• The monitors are controlled from front of house with the ability for ten separate sends

• FrequencyResponsewithsub-bassoff55Hzto16kHz+/-3dB

• FrequencyResponsewithsub-basson40Hzto16kHz+/-3dB

• SoundPressureLevel110dBAat40metres

• SpeechTransmissionIndexBetween0.55and0.68;averageresult0.65

• SystemOutput7,500watts,andapeak(10ms)powerhandlingcapabilityof30,000watts

• As with all d&b Audiotechnik systems, the loudspeaker crossovers and alignment processing is donewithintheamplifiers.TheDSPforsystemtuninganddelaysettingsforCentennialHallisperformedthroughthed&bR1software.TheDSPsettingsforthesystemarenotuser-configurable.

The d&b R1 is not configurable by the hirer or their production staff.

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Model Type Quantity

AKG C 451/CK 5 4

AKG C451B

AKG C 414 2

AKG D12 2

AKG D310 4

AUDIO TECHNICA AT3031 4

BEYER M88 2

DPA D:vote4099PStereoPiano microphone system

1(2Mics)

CLOCK CA40 Gooseneck with C3H Capsule

CLOCK CA700 Floor stand with C3H Capsule 3

DPAD:vote 10 Classic 10 piece Orchestra mic system with adapters for classical instruments

1(10Mics)

DPA 3511 Stereo Kit with 4011 5(10mics)

SENNHEISER MKH8040 7

SENNHEISER e935 6

SENNHEISER e904 5

SENNHEISER MD416-U 1

SENNHEISER 441 2

SENNHEISER MKH 20 -P48 2

SENNHEISER MKH8050 2

SENNHEISER MKH8060 2

SENNHEISER MKH8090 2

SHURE BETA58 4

SHURE KSM109 4

2.3.8.2 Standard microphonesStandard microphones are included in the venue hire.

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2.3.8.3 Wireless microphonesIn addition to the above microphones which are included in the venue hire, the following microphones can be hired at an additional charge.

Model Type Quantity

SHURE * AxientJ5ESeriesDualReceivers 5

SHURE * UR4D+ L3E Series Dual Receivers 5

SHURE * UR4D+ J5E Series Dual Receivers 3

SHURE * UR4D H4E Series Dual Receivers 3

SENNHEISER * 2050 Series Dual Receivers 3

SHURE * Axient-J5EBodypackTransmitters 8

SHURE * UR1-L3EBodypackTransmitters 6

SHURE * UR1-J5EBodypackTransmitters 4

SHURE * UR1-H4EBodypackTransmitters 6

SENNHEISER * SK2000XPBodypackTransmitters 4

SHURE * Axient-J5EHandheldMic 4

SHURE *UR2 - L3E Handheld Mic (3xSM58,3xSM87A)

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SHURE *UR2 - J5E Handheld Mic (2xSM58,2xSM87A)

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SHURE *UR2 - H4E Handheld Mic (2xSM58,2xSM87A)

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Model Type Quantity

SHURE MX412 12

SHURE SM91A 1

SHURE SM52A 2

SHURE SM57 6

SHURE Beta57 2

SHURE SM58 10

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Model Type Quantity

SENNHEISER *SKM 2000XP Hand Held Mic (MMD935Heads)

6

SENNHEISER *SKM 2000XP Hand Held Mic (MMD935Heads)

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SHURE * WL185 Lapel Microphones 16

SHURE * WL184 Lapel Microphones 2

DPA * 4088Headset(Beige) 12

SHURE * ULXS4 M2 Receiver 2

SHURE * ULX2 M2 SM58 Handheld Transmitter 2

SHURE * ULX1M2SM58BeltpackTransmitter 1

*Additional charges apply for this item. See Schedule of Additional Services and Charges.

Notes

1.TheAxientandUR4D+L3EareinstalledaspartoftheCentennialHallAudioSystem.

2. UR4D+ J5E and UR4D H4E series are portable system available for use in Centennial Hall or other venues within the Sydney Town Hall

3. Sennheiser System is a portable system available for use in Centennial Hall or other venues within the Sydney Town Hall

4.Frequenciesareasfollows-UR4D+L3E(638-698MHz),UR4D+J5E(578-638MHz)and UR4DH4E(518to578MHz)

5. A list of the frequencies used at the Sydney Town Hall is available upon request.

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2.3.8.4 Wireless In Ear Monitors The following equipment can be hired at an additional charge.

**Users must supply own ear buds*additional charges apply for this item. See Schedule of Additional Services and Charges.

Notes 1. PSM 1000 System is a portable system available for use in Centennial Hall or other

venues within the Sydney Town Hall2.Frequenciesareasfollows-626-698MHz3. A list of the frequencies used at the Sydney Town Hall is available upon request.

Model Type Quantity

SHURE * PSM 1000 L8 Series Dual Transmitters 3

SHURE *PSM1000L8SeriesWirelessBodypackReceivers**

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2.3.8.5 Miscellaneous Audio EquipmentThe following items are available as part of the venue audio package

*Additional charges apply for this item. See Schedule of Additional Services and Charges.

Model Type Quantity

K&M Mic Stand X-largeBoom 10

K&M Mic Stand StandardBoom 10

K&M Mic Stand LongArmShortBoom 9

K&M Mic Stand ShortBoom 10

K&M Mic Stand TripodBaseStraight 3

K&M Mic Stand RoundBaseStraight 10

K&M Mic Stand Round Table 6

Shure Mic Stand Shure Table - MX 412 Table Mount 12

K&M Speaker Stand Standard 6

K&M Speaker Stand Heavy Duty with ratchet 8

ARX BSSAR133 8

Radial Radial Pro AV2 4

ARX USBDIVLUSBStereoDI 3

Radial JDI Passive DI 4

ProCo IT-1 Isolation Transformer 6

Radial OX8J 8 way multi split 2

TascamCD200B CDPlayer(FOHOpsPosition) 2

TascamCD500B CDPlayer(FOHOpsPosition) 1

ProtoolswithM-Box* Run from Macbook Pro 1

TascamCDRW901SL* CDRecorder(FOHOpsPosition) 1

Tascam SS CDR 200 * CD / Solid State Media Recorder 1

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2.3.8.6 Cabled Talkback Equipment

2.3.8.7 Wireless Talkback Equipment

Model Type Quantity

Clear Comm RS 601 SingleChannelBeltpack 10

Clear Comm RS 602 DualChannelBeltpack 1

Clear Comm RS 702 DualChannelBeltpack 5

ClearCommCC95 Single Muff Headset 16

Clear Comm CC 26 Single Muff Lightweight Headset 8

Clear Comm PL Pro MS 702 MasterStation(Primary) 1

Clear Comm PL Pro MS 232 MasterStation(Backup) 1

Note

• Talkback patch points are located throughout the Centennial Hall, allowing comms to be set up in most locations.

• It is preferable if all cues are called by your nominated representative – such as a Stage Manager or Technical Director.

Model Type Quantity

Clear Comm Freespeak II * Wireless Master Station 1

Clear Comm Freespeak II * WirelessBeltpackswithHeadsets 10

Clear Comm HME DX210 * Wireless Master Station 1

ClearCommHMEBP210* WirelessBeltpackswithHeadsets 4

*Additional charges apply for this item. See The Schedule of Additional Services and Charges.

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2.3.8.8 Portable PA Equipment

Model Type Quantity

Meyer * UPM Powered Loudspeaker 2

Meyer * UPJ Powered Loudspeaker 2

Meyer * UPJ-1P Powered Loudspeaker 4

d&b* Audiotechnik Q7 4

Meyer * UPM-1P Powered Sub 4

QSC * K8 Powered Speakers 2

QSC * K10 Powered Speakers 4

d&b* Audiotechnik Q7 4

d&b* Audiotechnik Ti10 2

d&b* Audiotechnik T10 8

d&b* AudiotechnikB6Subs 4

L’Accoustics* 112P Powered Loudspeaker 4

Yamaha * 01V Mark 2 Audio Desk 1

Yamaha * QL1 Audio Console 1

Yamaha * Rio1608DigitalStageBox 1

Yamaha * TF Rack Audio Console 1

Midas * Pro 1 Digital Audio Console with I/Orack(16in/8out)

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Midas * Pro X Digital Audio Console – Monitor Console

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Roland Digi Snake* 16 in/8 out with Controller 1

*Additional charges apply for this item. See The Schedule of Additional Services and Charges.

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• All Portable PA items are shared across Venue Managements venues – allocation is determined onfirstcomefirstserved.

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2.4 Winch System and RiggingThe Centennial Hall has an integrated winch system comprising of both wire winches and chain hoists. All winches and hoist are controlled through The ASM control system – This system can run basic cues, pre-sets and operate all motors asynchronously. This system is controlled by the duty venue technician.

Rigging approvals – All rigging is to be approved by Venue Management prior to the load in of the event. Anypointloadsthatexceed500kgoratotalrigweightof2,000kgwillrequireapprovalsfromtheCityof Sydney. 5 working days is required for this process.

2.4.1 Trusses - Wire Winch6xTri-trussspansonwirewinchhoistsarepermanentlyinstalledinsidetheCentennialHall.Thetrusses are numbered 1 to 6, with number 6 truss being closest to the Organ above the tiered choir seating. Abreakdownofthepositionsisasfollows.Standardtrimheightis9,500mmfromtheCentennialHallfloor.

Truss #1 - Lighting truss with power, dimmer and DMX outlets Length 14,400mm SWL 750kg / Point Load 50kg / UDL 75kg/lm

Truss #2 - Lighting truss with power, dimmer, data and DMX outlets Length 14,400mm SWL 750kg / Point Load 50kg / UDL 75kg/lm

Truss #3 - Lighting truss with power, dimmer, data and DMX outlets Length 14,400mm SWL 750kg / Point Load 50kg / UDL 75kg/lm

Truss #4 - Lighting truss with power, dimmer and DMX outlets Length 14,400mm SWL 750kg / Point Load 50kg / UDL 75kg/lm

Truss#5 - SceneryTruss–baretrussonly (nointegratedpower) Length 17,000mm SWL 500kg / Point Load 50kg / UDL 75kg/lm

Truss #6 - Lighting truss with power, dimmer and DMX outlets Length 14,400mm SWL 750kg / Point Load 50kg / UDL 75kg/lm

Pleasenotethattruss#5istheonlyfixedtrussthatcanmoveliveduringanevent.

The weights and rigging methods of all equipment – such as projectors, screens or intelligent lighting – tobehungfromtheflybarand/ortrussesaretobesuppliedtoandauthorisedbyVenueManagement 7dayspriortotheevent.Thevenuetechnicianhasthefinalsayonwhethertheintendedprocedures are safe and therefore permissible.

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2.4.2 Chain MotorsThe Centennial Hall has chain motors in the following positions please refer to the rigging plot for locations.

T2/N3 - 1xASMOTTO1,000kg(BGVC1)4m/minSynchronousT2/N4 - 1xASMOTTO1,000kg(BGVC1)4m/minSynchronousT4/N3 - 1xASMOTTO1,000kg(BGVC1)8m/minSynchronousT4/N4 - 1xASMOTTO1,000kg(BGVC1)8m/minSynchronousT6/N3 - 1xASMOTTO1,000kg(BGVC1)8m/minSynchronousT6/N4 - 1xASMOTTO1,000kg(BGVC1)8m/minSynchronousT8/N3 - 1xASMOTTO1,000kg(BGVC1)4m/minSynchronousT8/N4 - 1xASMOTTO1,000kg(BGVC1)4m/minSynchronousT10/N3 - 1xASMOTTO1,000kg(BGVC1)8m/minSynchronousT10/N4 - 1xASMOTTO1,000kg(BGVC1)8m/minSynchronousT12/N3 - 1xASMOTTO1,000kg(BGVC1)8m/minSynchronousT12/N4 - 1xASMOTTO1,000kg(BGVC1)8m/minSynchronousT14/N3 - 1xASMOTTO1,000kg(BGVC1)8m/minSynchronousT14/N4 - 1xASMOTTO1,000kg(BGVC1)8m/minSynchronousT16/N3 - 1xASMOTTO1,000kg(BGVC1)8m/minSynchronousT16/N4 - 1xASMOTTO1,000kg(BGVC1)8m/minSynchronous

2.4.3 Line ArrayTheLinearrayisflownfromawirewinchwhichcanbesetatappropriatelevelsfortheproductions.Standardsetheightis6,500mmfromthestagesurfacetothebaseofthelowestspeakerbox.

2.4.4 ElectroliersThe Centennial Hall electroliers can be raised or lowered to a height to suit your production. If a live move is required during the event a dedicated technician will be required to operate the winch system during rehearsals and the event.

2.4.5 Rigging WorkDocumentation showing details of any rigging are to be completed by a licensed rigger. A risk assessment is to be supplied to and approved by Venue Management at least 7 days prior to the event. The rigger on the day is required to produce their rigging licence and sign off on all work performed before leaving the building.

Notes•AllriggingwithinCentennialhallmustmeetBGVC1standardforallcomponentsforanylivemovementsorBGVD8+foranyitemsthatarestatic.

• All work that requires suspension of any equipment from the fabric of the building or structure therein by means of temporary wires, cords, slings, chains or lifting appliances shall be classed as rigging with the applicable Australian Standards.

• The City of Sydney reserves the right to inspect all rigging services and to prohibit its use if considered tobeunstable,unsafe,unfitforuseornotcomplyingwiththeappropriateAustralianstandard.

• All rigging and motorised lifting operations by the visiting production will be planned and carried out by licenced competent persons. This person must be capable of predicting potential hazards, eliminatingpotentialhazardsandcertifyingthattheriggingisfreefromdefectandfitforpurpose.

• When rigging operations are in progress, hard hats must be worn by all personnel and if possible the area beneath the activity kept clear by the use of signage or barriers as appropriate. It is the production / licensed riggers responsibility to ensure the construction zone is established.

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• Safety harnesses must be worn at all times where there is a potential risk of fall.• All personnel working at heights must have their working at heights ticket and a rescue plan.• During rigging operations tools must be secured by a lanyard or other suitable means.• Allliftingequipmentshallbeofsoundmaterialandconstructionandfitforthepurposefor

which it is to be used.• Only chains designed and approved for load carrying operations shall be used.• All lifting accessories will conform to the relevant Australian and Industry standards and be fitfortheirintendeduse.

• All hoisting equipment will be marked with a Safe Working Load and have current available testcertificates.

• Weightloadingsforallflownelementsoftheproductionmustbesuppliedtothevenueprior to the arrival of the production.

• Any persons that are to climb trusses must have current working at height ticket and a rescue plan – lowering the truss to perform a rescue is not an adequate rescue plan.

• Forriggingtobeperformedoutsidethestandardriggingpositions,certificatesfromaStructuralEngineermustbesubmittedtoVenueManagement.Arrangingandpayingforthesecertificates is the responsibility of the Hirer.

Our preferred supplier for all rigging work is Pollards Production. They have worked for Sydney Town Hall for many years and are familiar with the capabilities of the building.

2.4.6 AerialistsThe Sydney Town Hall is happy to accommodate the performances of Aerialists in the Centennial Hall based on the following guidelines:

• The hirer/Event organiser must engage Pollard productions to rig and supervise all Aerialist related activities from setup, rehearsals, performance and pack down.

• Appropriate apparatus must be supplied by the aerialist – any items that are deemed unsuitable by the rigger on the day will not be allowed to be used. Safety of the performers and the attendees to the event is our priority which means if the apparatus is deemed unsuitable the act cannot continue – therearenoexceptionstothisruleandthisisentirelyatthediscretionoftheriggerandtheduty venue technician.

• 14 days prior to the event a detailed description of the apparatus, act and the requirements must be provided to the riggers.

• The act must take place only from suitable rigging points in the venue and the performance space must be clear of patrons and obstructions so this must be factored into the room setup.

• The artists must plan aerial performance sequences with appropriate rigging for the size of the performer(s)andthetasktobecompleted–includingconsiderationoftheneedforcrashmats, safety netting, appropriate emergency and contingency procedures – lighting, set.

POLLARDS PRODUCTION

Phone:(02)97001233 rigs@pollardproductions.com.au

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• Acts that have a large amount of swinging or movement may require additional trussing to be installed and the truss structure to be guyed off. Depending on the amount of structure required engineeringsignoffmayberequiredfromthevenue.Thepointsareapproximately18mofftheCentennialHallfloorsothiscanmeanalargeamountofmovementintherigging.

• ItisarequirementthatallmotorsusedfortheriggingofpersonnelmustbeBGVC1ratedifthe artististomoveupanddownorBGVD8+forstaticpresentations.

2.5 PowerTemporary power is available throughout the Centennial hall as well as the Vestibule. It is a requirement that all power supplies are isolated/switch off overnight for any equipment other than computer based controllersormediaservers.Thisincludesbutisnotlimitedtomovinglights,LEDfixtures,conventional lighting,projectorsandLEDsurfacesorarrays(screensetc).

All electrical equipment must be suitably tagged and tested before used in the venue. Please note NO TAPE of any type is to be used on any surface other than lighting bars in the Sydney Town Hall.

Allcablingrunacrossfloors,pathsoregressordoorwaysmustbeincabletrayorundercarpet. The venue reserves the right to direct the removal any cabling deemed to be in a hazardous location, improperly run or a trip hazard.

2.5.1 200 Amp power lock

A 200 Amp power lock supply is located back of stage left in Centennial Hall is available for clients to use, with the prior consent of Venue Management. This supply will be isolated overnight – any essential equipment should be run from maintained 3 phase outlets.

2.5.2 Three Phase powerThere are various 32A and 40A 3-phase power supplies located in the Centennial Hall. It is the hirer’s responsibility to provide connection equipment and cabling where required. All electrical equipment and cabling must be suitably tested and tagged before being used in the venue.

2.5.3 240v General purpose outlets and technical power

Therearemany240voltgeneralpurposeoutlets(GPO’sandtechnicalpoweroutlets)locatedinthe Centennial Hall and Vestibule. It is the hirer’s responsibility to provide connection equipment and cabling where required.

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3.1 DocumentationMore detailed and current documentation is available upon request – these documents include:

• Lighting patch• CADfilesoftheCentennialhallinVectorworksorPDF• Reticulation location plans• Audio patch

AcomplementaryVectorworks3DfileoftheCentennialHallisavailableuponrequestfromtheTechnicaldepartmentforuseintheplanningofyoureventattheSydneyTownHall.ThisfilecanbeusedfordetailedrenderingofeventsetupsandlightingdesignsinCentennialHallaswellasareferencefilefor3Dmappingforprojection.PleasecontacttheTechnicalProductionCoordinatorforthecurrentreleaseversionofthisfile.

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acklight

12

1

Choir B

acklight

12

3

Choir B

acklight

11

8

12-28

12

5

12-2811

6

25°-50

°

Org

anist L

ight

124

25°-50°

Organist Light

117

VIV

ID

D40

315

VIV

ID

D40

285

VIV

ID

D60

265

SE

LA

DO

R R

21

SE

LA

DO

R R

21

SE

LA

DO

R R

21

SE

LA

DO

R R

21

98

62

10

91

03

15-30

10

2

15-30

10

5

15-30 99

15-30 66

14

-35

14

-35

14

-35

14

-35

14

-35

14

-35

14

-35

14

-35

14-3

5

nsp

Choir Stalls

177

nsp nsp nsp nsp nsp nsp nspnspnspnsp

Choir Stalls

177

14

-35

14

-35

nsp

18-12W

Ceiling Wash

18-12W

Ceiling Wash

18-12W

Ceiling Wash

18-12W

Ceiling Wash

18-12W

Ceiling Wash

18-12W

Ceiling Wash

18-12W

Ceiling Wash

18-12W

Ceiling Wash

14

-35

14

-35

14

-35

14

-35

14

-35

14

-35

14

-35

14

-35

14-35

nsp nsp nsp nsp nsp nsp nspnspnsp 14

-35

14

-35

nsp

18-12W

Ceiling Wash

18-12W

Ceiling Wash

18-12W

Ceiling Wash

18-12W

Ceiling Wash

18-12W

Ceiling Wash

18-12W

Ceiling Wash

18-12W

Ceiling Wash

355

18-12W

Ceiling Wash

nsp

Choir Stalls

177

nsp

Choir Stalls

177

nsp

Gallery Choir

179

nsp

Gallery Choir

179

nsp

Choir Stalls

177

nsp

Choir Stalls

177

nsp

Choir Stalls

177

nsp

Choir Stalls

177

LUSTRD60

Organ W

ash

LUSTRD60

Organ W

ash

LUSTRD60

Organ W

ash

LUSTRD60

Organ W

ash

LUSTRD60

Organ W

ash

LUSTRD60

Organ Wash

LUSTRD60

Organ Wash

LUSTRD60

Organ Wash

LUSTRD60

Organ Wash

LUSTRD60

Organ Wash

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

364

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

360

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

372

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

368

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

380

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

376

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

388

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

384

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

396

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

392

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

404

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

400

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

300

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

296

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

308

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

304

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

316

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

312

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

324

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

320

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

332

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

328

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

340

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

336

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

356

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

352

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

292

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

288

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

408

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

412

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

348

18-8W

LED Wall Wash

344

MA

C

AU

RA

345

MA

C

AU

RA

345

MA

C

AU

RA

345

498

494

502

VL-1100 Tungsten DimmerTungsten Halogen

Martin MAC Viper Performance1000W

Martin MAC Quantum WashLED

Martin MAC Aura XBLED

Martin MAC Aura WashLED

Chroma Q Colorforce 72LED

Vivid 21LED

ETC Selador Desire D60 VividLED

ETC Selador Desire D60 LustrLED

ETC Selador Desire D40 VividLED

Pro Par QUAD 18-8WLED

Pro Par HEX 18-12WLED

ETC Source 4 PAR (NSP)HPL 750

Selecon Pacific Profile 12-28°Blue Pinch

Selcon Pacific Profile 14-35°

80V

ETC S4 Profile 25°-50°HPL 750

ETC S4 Profile 15°-30°HPL 750

ETC S4 Profile Jr 25°-50°HPL 575

ETC S4 Profile 14°HPL 750

Coemar De Sisiti 2K Fresnel2000W

Conventional Lights

27

14°

8

25°-

50°

2

15-30 6

25-50 2

14-35 22

12-28 6

nsp 30

LED Fixtures

18-1

2W

16

18

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32

VIV

ID

D4

0 2

LU

ST

R

D6

0

16

VIV

ID

D6

0 6

SELADOR R21 4

3

Moving Lights

MA

C

AU

RA

6

MA

C

AU

RA

XB

6

MA

C Q

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AS

H

12

MA

C V

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RP

RO

FIL

E

8

16

Symbol Key

1

1

2

2

3

3

4

4

5

5

6

6

7

7

8

8

A A

B B

C C

D D

E E

F F0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 mm

Sydney Town Hall 483 George Street Sydney

T: 612 9265 9726 W: www.sydneytownhall.com.au

PLAN

DWG

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DATE #

SCALE @ A3

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Lighting Plot

Sydney Town Hall - Centennial Hall22/03/2016

1:150

John Metzke1

29

3.2 Plans 3.2.2 Vestibule Lighting Plan

Ga

llery

Overh

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MA

CA

UR

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34

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MA

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5

MA

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5

MA

C

AU

RA

34

5

MA

CA

UR

A

34

5

MA

C

AU

RA

34

5

11

22

33

44

55

66

77

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BB

CC

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FF

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3.2 Plans 3.2.3 Centennial Hall Rigging Plot

Ga

llery

Overh

ang

Ga

llery

Overh

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Gallery Overhang

Lighting Truss #1

Lighting Truss #2

Lighting Truss #3

Lighting Truss #4

Lighting Truss #6

Truss #5

Tru

ss 2

(T2)

Node

1B

(N1

B)

Node

2 (N

2)

Node

3 (N

3)

Node

4 (N

4)

Node

5 (N

5)

Node

6A

(N6

A)

Node

6B

(N6

B)

Tru

ss 4

(T4)

Tru

ss 6

(T6)

Tru

ss 8

(T8)

Tru

ss 1

0(T

10)

Tru

ss 1

2(T

12)

Tru

ss 1

4(T

14)

Tru

ss 1

6(T

16)

Tru

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A(T

6A

)

Node

6A

(N6

A)

11

22

33

44

55

66

77

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DD

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FF

02

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06

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00

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m

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Gallery Overhang

Gallery Overhang

Ga

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Overh

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Lig

hting

Tru

ss #

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Tru

ss #

2

Lig

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Tru

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3

Lig

hting

Tru

ss #

4

Lig

hting

Tru

ss #

6

Tru

ss #

5

Truss 2(T2)

Node 1B (N1B)

Node 2 (N2)

Node 3 (N3)

Node 4 (N4)

Node 5 (N5)

Node 6A (N6A)

Node 6B (N6B)

Truss 4(T4)

Truss 6(T6)

Truss 8(T8)

Truss 10(T10)

Truss 12(T12)

Truss 14(T14)

Truss 16(T16)

Truss 6A(T6A)

Node 6A (N6A)

1

1

2

2

3

3

4

4

5

5

6

6

7

7

8

8

A A

B B

C C

D D

E E

F F0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 mm

Sydney Town Hall 483 George Street Sydney

T: 612 9265 9726 W: www.sydneytownhall.com.au

PLAN

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DATE #

SCALE @ A3

DRAWN

Rigging Plot

Sydney Town Hall - Centennial HallDate

1:200

John Metzke3

Temporary Rigging Point

ASM Otto 1000 - 1T Chain Hoist 4m/m

ASM Otto 1000 - 1T Chain Hoist 8m/m

Rigging Point Key

31

3.2 Plans 3.2.4 Centennial Hall Stage Plan

11

22

33

44

55

66

77

88

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CC

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