And the transition between the E12s and the E18s is very smooth – the combination is great. “The E18’s couldn’t be better and just fill in the lows a little bit. Three additional E12 speakers were also installed as delays to extend even coverage throughout the L-shaped room. Two E18SW 18-inch subwoofers, positioned at the upstage left and right corners replace the six previously installed subs. “This allow us to put a little extra lead vocal or lead instrument into the center, just to give a little more focus,” says Woodruff.

QSC recommended five of the company’s new E12 speakers - a pair hung above the left and right front corners of the stage plus one above the center - to cover the main dining section of the supper club. The club’s house engineer, Jeffrey “Woody” Woodruff, provided QSC’s design team with blueprints of the room and the positions of the previously installed system. I thought the company might have something that would fit the needs of the club, so I made the introduction.” “I like the clarity and footprint of QSC speakers. Wayne Linsey, who uses QSC speakers in his keyboard rig. “I’m a regular performer there and knew the system needed a serious overhaul,” says L.A.-based musician J. In late 2017 one of those musicians returned the favor by making an introduction to QSC that resulted in a major upgrade of the venue’s sound system, which now features QSC E Series E12 12-inch, two-way passive speakers and E18SW subwoofers all driven by PLD4.5 power amplifiers. Hollywood, CA (February 27, Day, 2018) - When Catalina Popescu and her late husband, Bob, launched their Catalina Bar & Grill on Easter weekend in 1987, it was with the dream of reviving the Los Angeles jazz scene by attracting international artists and nurturing local talent.

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