ADM, delivered loud.
From indoor clubs to shopping streets. With two sound systems and live performance, we deliver ADM at full volume, starting with phin prayuk from Isan, Thailand.
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Phin Prayuk Style
Phin prayuk is the music of ordination and wedding processions, where a band and a vehicle loaded with speakers parade through town. It is not music to hear on a stage, but music that moves down the street and pulls people in.
Phin Prayuk Style is a system for bringing that format as it is. A 220V sound system, the same voltage as in Thailand, rides on a cart imported from Thailand, and we parade while it plays from a generator.
Carries a 220V sound system, the same voltage as in Thailand.
Three round horns and two square horns carry the mids and highs.
With a generator on board, it plays even where the venue has no power.
A sound system rides on a three-wheeled cart imported from Thailand, parading through the streets.
MMP220
A 5-way multi-amplified sound system, 2.8 meters tall. For live shows, and as the sound system for parties. Outdoors with no power, it runs on a generator.
From four back-loaded woofers at the bottom to the horns at the top, a dedicated speaker is stacked for each frequency band.
A crossover splits the signal into five bands, each driven by its own amplifier. The horns run on a separate channel for the MC.
A step-up transformer turns the venue's 100V into 220V. Outdoors with no power, it runs on a generator.
The woofers are driven by a Crown Macro-Tech 9000i. Also available as the sound system for parties, including DJs and other performers.
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Join the team
We are looking for people to join Monaural mini plug as crew. We especially welcome licensed electricians (Japan's Class 2 Electrician), speakers of Thai, Lao or Burmese, and anyone with a grip strength of 100 kg or more. If you are interested, contact us at .
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