Vocal Master makes room for many voices

The scene was the annual “grand finale” concert by the internationally acclaimed Continental Singers. After a globe-spanning 1973 touring season, the six groups that comprised the Continental Singers met in the El Camino College Auditorium near Los Angeles, California. Each group came with its own Shure Vocal Master Sound System, which it planned to use during its individual performance at the concert. However, in part of the program, all 140 vocalists performed together, and the Vocal Master proved its versatility even in this demanding arrangement.

The diagrams show how the “basic” Shure Vocal Master system, consisting of a control console and speakers, could be easily expanded with additional consoles and speakers as well as with Shure amplifiers, mixers, and microphones.

The six Vocal Master systems were connected to four additional Vocal Master consoles and Shure mixers. This expanded system was governed with a master control console. Seventy-two Shure SM58 Microphones were connected to the system, and eight Vocal Master VA300-S speaker columns supplied sound to the main floor and balcony areas of the theater. It was a dramatic demonstration of the flexibility and expandability of the Vocal Master Sound System.

The Shure Vocal Master Model VA300C Control Console with Model VA300-S Speaker Columns. The Console had six-channel input capability, with independent controls for volume, treble, bass, and reverb in-out, plus an anti-feedback switch. The 63-inch-high Speaker Columns had two 10-inch speakers and four eight-inch speakers. They were built with solid wood cabinetry, aluminum side rails, and heavy-duty retractable handles.
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