We're a smallish company with mostly B-C level front end stuff (PM3K, Ramsa 840, DBX comps/gates and 480; 01V96 and Mackie consoles for smaller gigs), but we currently run a proprietary JBL rig with Labsubs. While this sounds nice by itself, we normally have to rent tops/racks and/or a newer FOH console for bigger gigs and mid-major stuff. (They never seem to blink at the Ramsa...)
However, our bread and butter is mostly smaller gigs where rider acceptability is not as big an issue. The 3K is normally accepted happily, for instance. That said, we've come to the conclusion that our 4-top per side rig (think TX-4 style) is no longer adequate for our normal gigs, which would typically be 125' wide and 200-250' deep outdoors. Think blues fests, county fairs, jazz in the park, etc., and for corporate functions/speeches/dinner parties in (up to 90'x160' or so) hotel ballrooms.
If we had this rig, we'd either ramp up or down based on coverage need. The truck space savings would be huge for us, as we resort to a big trailer if the truck gets packed. (We do lights, canopy and staging gigs as well, and every combo in between.)
We'll end up keeping the JBL rig anyway since selling it won't make us rich (and it still makes money), but given the level we're at, do you think the Versarray is viable as an everyday solution for us?