Hilltop live equipment

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Explore the equipment behind our live sound work, with a quick guide to what each piece does.

44 individual pieces7 categoriesPlus cable & adapter collections
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Inventory dated October 11, 2026. Quantities describe our equipment collection; availability is confirmed when planning your event.

27 equipment groups

Speakers & monitors

Sound for the audience and the stage.

4 groups

Mixers & audio interfaces

Shape and connect the live mix.

5 groups
Behringer XAir1 ×

Digital mixer

Behringer X Air XR18

A remotely controlled digital mixer for balancing microphones and instruments in a live sound setup.

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Microphones & wireless

Bring voices and drums into the system.

5 groups

Signal routing

Connect, split, and distribute audio.

2 groups
ARTcessories Split Com Pro1 ×

Microphone splitter

ARTcessories Split Com Pro

Sends a microphone signal to separate audio destinations, useful when live sound and recording share a source.

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Livewire SPDI Direct Box4 ×

Direct boxes

Livewire SPDI Direct Box

Connect instrument-level signals to microphone inputs on a mixer, helping with longer cable runs.

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Amplifiers & power

Drive the speakers and power the racks.

4 groups

Stage equipment

Support the setup and atmosphere.

2 groups

Cables & adapters

The connections that bring it all together.

5 groups
1/4" (representative product photo)Quantity not listed

¼-inch cables

1/4"

Connect instruments and compatible audio equipment using quarter-inch plugs.

Connector wiring and lengths not listed.

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Product photos illustrate the equipment, not the condition of our individual units. Representative images are labeled where the inventory does not identify an exact model. Cable quantities marked “X” in the source are shown as “Quantity not listed.”

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