Concert LED Screen Truss

Concert LED screens, integral to captivating audiences, rely on sturdy and adaptable truss systems for installation. The choice of system hinges primarily on the screen's placement: ground-based or suspended.

Ground-based installations typically employ a stacking system. This method involves assembling modular truss sections vertically, creating a robust platform upon which the LED panels are securely mounted. Stacking systems offer flexibility in height adjustment and provide a stable base, ideal for large-scale screens or when space constraints necessitate a ground-level setup.

Suspended installations, on the other hand, utilize either gentry truss systems or truss wing beams. Gentry truss systems are characterized by a main truss structure spanning the stage, with supporting legs anchored to the floor. LED screens are then hung from the main truss, allowing for a visually impactful overhead presence. Truss wing beams, smaller and more adaptable, are often used to create side wings or peripheral screens, adding depth and dimension to the stage design.

The selection of a particular installation method depends on various factors, including the desired screen size and configuration, venue limitations, and the overall stage design. Each system offers unique advantages, ultimately contributing to the seamless integration and optimal visual performance of the LED screen, enhancing the concert experience for both performers and spectators alike.