BTPA Mixer & IEM Fly Rack Overview

If you follow us on Instagram or Facebook, you may know that we heavily celebrate #FlyRigFriday If you don't - we post pictures of fly rigs we build on Fridays. Good, now you are up to speed!

Fly Rigs are becoming more and more popular amongst the touring world. We have been doing quite a bit of these and they are steadily becoming the main type of rig we are building for customers.

The rig in the video showcases a fly rig with rack mixer, digital snake, input split, and wireless router. This allows the user to mix their own in ear monitors with a tablet, laptop, etc. and not effect the signal going to FOH. The second rack showcases a typical IEM rack we build.

We put panels on the back of the rigs for an easy setup and teardown. We also use multipin connectors to patch multiple channels within 1 cable and connection.

Learn more at the blog post on our website -

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Products In the video:
Have BTPA wire up your own fly rig - https://btpa.com/Rig-Building/Rig-Bui...

4U and 6U Fly Racks & Foamed Pelicans - Circle Three Designs - https://www.circlethreedesigns.com/sh...

IEMs - https://btpa.com/touring-essntls/Senn...
IEM Combiner - https://btpa.com/touring-essntls/Senn...

Low profile Female XLRs - https://btpa.com/aaa3fblp
Male XLRs - https://btpa.com/NC3MXX.html
Male Panel XLRs - https://btpa.com/NC3MD-L-BAG-1.html
50 Ohm BNC Panel Connectors - https://btpa.com/CC-0044D.html
Wireless antenna cables - https://btpa.com/WRLS3-XX.html
Multipin Cable Assemblies - https://btpa.com/Multipin/
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Credits:
Intro/Outro Song - Martin McDaniel