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[Mark Rombouts]

L-Acoustics introduced some new ARCS models today. A15 and A10 in two coverage versions.

[Weogo Reed]

Hi Eric,

"Are there any new arrayable trap boxes being made these days?" 

Be aware of interference between boxes, frequency dependent.
I suggest modeling arrays of any boxes you're looking at, and
also consider exploded arrays.

 https://www.prosoundweb.com/topics/sound_reinforcement/loudspeaker_arrays_ideas_data_solutions_in_solving_horizontal_coverag_probl/2/
 
For the space you describe I would be looking at something like a Danley SH69 on each side of the stage, in landscape orientation, with SM60Fs for side-fills.

Thanks and good health,  Weogo

[Eric Snodgrass]

Some great suggestions so far.  They all look quite interesting. 
My concern about the Danley products is the flyware.  Looking at their website, the flyware appears to be made more for installs.  The other offerings from L'Acoustics, RCF, Meyer, and Yorkville have flyware/rigging that seem geared much more towards easy setup/teardown, which is definitely part of the consideration. 
Anyone here have any experience with the Danley flyware?  How quick is setup/teardown?  There would always be a crew for this, FYI. 

[Weogo Reed]

Hi Eric,

"Anyone here have any experience with the Danley flyware?  How quick is setup/teardown?"

The SH69 has a fly-yoke, attaches with one bolt on each side of the box.
Turn the yoke upside down, bolt on a pole cup and you can put the speaker up on any medium-duty speaker stand.
The weight is centered on the yoke, so tilting as needed is easy.

The Global Truss  DT-3800 looks like it could be a good match.

Thanks and good health,  Weogo

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