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Honky-Tonk, High-Quality Sound Brings Friends In Low Places to Nashville

Friends In Low Places’ Honky-Tonk features an L-Acoustics sound system featuring A15i main and outfill hangs, an A10i center array, and flown KS21i subs.

Nashville is known for its music. Its major thoroughfare, Broadway, it is known for its huge, loud—and often packed to the rims—music venues. When Brooks and his wife, Trisha Yearwood, announced the grand opening of their four-floor, 55,000-square-foot Friends In Low Places Bar & Honky-Tonk live music venue in downtown Nashville’s “Neon Neighborhood” of Lower Broadway, high-quality sound was imperative.

The new venue is outfitted with an L-Acoustics A Series concert sound system and a DiGiCo Quantum225 console at front of house, complete with a MADI-ready MQ-Rack stage box. The full system was designed and installed by Clair Global Integration (CGI), the permanent installation division of the star’s longtime sound-reinforcement tour provider, Clair Global.

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