FBT Touring Myrack

A rack designed to support the "Myra" Line Array ecosystem

The FBT MYRACK serves as a coherent technical base for Myra Line Array configurations by consolidating key elements found in the field into a single unit: system amplification, signal distribution (analog, digital, and network), and power management. The goal is simple: reduce scattered cabling, increase connection reliability, and speed up setup, while maintaining a clear architecture that is easy to troubleshoot and upgrade.

Thanks to its standard rack format construction and the presence of dedicated distribution panels, this system targets a "touring and event" organization, with accessible inputs/outputs, clean cabling, and a layout that remains clear even in low-light conditions or during rapid changes.

Who is it for and what are the use cases?

The MYRACK is primarily aimed at sound contractors, rental companies, event integrators, and technical teams seeking a structured solution to control and power a Myra Line Array system. It is particularly suitable for contexts where speed of execution and repeatability of connections are essential: concerts, corporate events, festivals, multipurpose venues, and touring productions.

If you manage multiple configurations (different system sizes, front-fill, side-fill, or subwoofer reinforcements), an amplification and distribution rack like this allows you to standardize your patching habits, secure the audio chain, and minimize connection errors between stage input and power-up.

Distribution, amplification, and patching: a field-oriented approach

The FBT MYRACK combines several complementary modules: an audio and network distribution panel to centralize inputs and links, advanced system amplifiers to drive the speakers, a speaker power distribution panel to organize outputs, and a main power supply panel designed to withstand the demands of a professional environment.

Clear audio patching: analog and digital

The FBT SD 16 panel groups analog XLR and digital AES/EBU audio connections to simplify console inputs and returns. This organization helps maintain readable cabling, reduce the length of sensitive links, and standardize input/output points whether you work in analog or digital streams.

Network and RJ45 links: integration and distribution

The Ethernet section via RJ45 organizes network links at the rack level, convenient for modern architectures where audio and/or control transit through network infrastructures. The presence of dedicated ports (primary/secondary on amplifiers, plus an Ethernet communication port) promotes orderly setup with logical separation of roles (network audio transport, communication, links).

Power distribution and speaker outputs: rational installation

The FBT PB 32 panel manages the main power input and offers suitable outputs, including an auxiliary socket, as well as circuit breakers to segment circuits (auxiliary and amplifiers). Additionally, the FBT PS 12 serves as a power distribution panel for speakers, with multiple output connectors and dedicated links to the amplifiers, ensuring structured and robust speaker cabling under touring conditions.

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