W Magazine Frieze Los Angeles
K-array Delivers Refined Audio for W Magazine’s Frieze Los Angeles Celebration
In February, W Magazine hosted an intimate gathering to celebrate the fourth edition of Frieze Los Angeles. The exclusive event featured a performance by indie K-pop musician Eric Nam, who entertained a crowd of artists, musicians, gallerists, and creatives in a private backyard in Hancock Park, Los Angeles.
To meet the event’s high standards for both aesthetics and performance, On-Stage Rentals and owner George Acuña were commissioned by creative agency David Rodgers Inc (D.R) to design a professional audio system suited for an outdoor concert in a limited space.
With time and layout constraints, two K-array Pinnacle-KR402 II systems were deployed in a clean left/right configuration. The setup provided a sophisticated look, fast installation, and exceptional coverage—perfect for a setting that balanced live performance energy with editorial elegance.
“Our client David Rogers Inc (D.R) required a ‘clean’ look for photographs, but also wanted to maintain a live tour feel. K-array fits that profile. This particular set-up was chosen because the Thunder KMT21 sub has enough impact for bass heavy tracks and has enough coupling to emit the desired mid-range. Our client prefers us to use our K-array’s over anything else because of their slim size, high SPL output, and setup time,”
— Christian Chavez, On-Stage Rentals
For a crowd accustomed to art and design excellence, the system’s discreet profile and precise sound reinforced the refined, creative atmosphere that defines both Frieze Los Angeles and W Magazine’s distinctive brand.
