Solton FLC K4A

Solton FLC K4A — a flying frame for rigging and stacking Karat K4A line array modules, enabling a multi-element, flown loudspeaker cluster. A single line array module rarely runs alone on larger stages; a cluster of several Karat K4A sections needs a shared support frame that carries the entire load to one hanging point and holds the designed splay angles between modules. FLC K4A is exactly that part: a metal frame joining the modules into a coherent cluster ready to be flown or set up on a ground base.

Building a Cluster Without Improvised Connections

Linking several line array enclosures with makeshift connectors ends in uneven splay angles between sections and inconsistent coverage across the audience. FLC K4A holds the cluster geometry to the acoustic design intent, giving a tech a repeatable, predictable result on every setup, regardless of how many Karat K4A modules make up the system.

One Hanging Point for the Whole Cluster

Flying each module separately means as many mounting points as there are enclosures in the system, which complicates load calculations and slows down rigging. The FLC K4A frame consolidates the cluster's entire load into one certified hanging point, simplifying both the safety math and the actual flying process on stage.

KEY FEATURES

• Frame for flying and stacking Karat K4A line array modules
• Maintains the designed splay angle geometry between cluster sections
• Single, consolidated hanging point for the entire module set
• Steel construction rated for the dynamic loads of a line array cluster
• Cuts rigging time compared to linking modules individually
• Supports both flown and ground-stacked cluster configurations

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Type: flying/stacking frame for line array modules
• Compatibility: built for the Karat K4A module
• Material: steel, corrosion-resistant finish
• Function: joins modules into a cluster, hangs from a single mounting point
• Application: line array clusters in flown or ground-stacked configuration
• Intended use: touring, event installations, main PA systems