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Two excellent examples of our stage, fully built with sound wings. The Arapaho County Fair had an excellent tent and bench setup in front of the stage (LEFT), and the Firestone 4th of July festivals have used this SSS Productions stage for many years (Right)
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| Below we show you how we build our mobile stage, step by step, for a large charity event.
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Step 1: We pull the trailer in, stabilize and level it, and begin to raise the roof.
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Step 2: We raise the roof a little more, and we start to unload the essentials- Stairs, speakers, generators, mixer, etc.
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Step 3: The roof goes up a little more, the floor panels get extended and leveled. The stage becomes 16' deep at this point.
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Step 4: The roof is raised to its final point. The stage has taken it's final shape, but much more needs to be done.
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Step 5: The skirting is put on to hide the legs of the stage. Monitor speakers are being set up in the front of the stage.
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Step 6: Sponsor banner is put on the front of stage (Ask us about getting a sponsor banner made for you- we get preferred rates). Stairs are secured to the side of stage. Main and Sub speakers are put in place. The generators (behind the stage) are set up and started. Any finishing touches specific to the event are performed now.
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| Step 7: The drum riser is finally put in place and secured. The band loads on stage. Front of house mixer is set up, and all cables are run to speakers, amps, microphones, etc. Sound check for the band. Enjoy the show!
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The final dimensions for the stage are 40' wide x 16' deep. Additional sound wings can be added if you do not wish to have the speakers on the stage. There are two doors at the rear corners of the stage for additional access. Lighting can be tailored to the needs of the event. We have generators that are capable of providing electricity for our sound system, lighting, and any other small things that your event might need (computers, lights, etc).
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