TRISIS CHOOSES RCF EVOX 8 FOR CLARITY OF SOUND

Trisis is a trio of sisters specializing in vintage vocal harmonies popular from the 1920s to 1950s, their repertoire including a mix of original vintage-style compositions and actual time-period cover pieces.
When their father heard them sing, “the tight three-part harmony was magical,” and said it is a sound the public needs to hear. Now accompanying them on guitar. David Winemiller and his daughters Jessica, Jacqueline and Jasmine tour as Trisis, hailed as “Wisconsin’s Singing Sweethearts.”
And when it came to selecting a sound system, Winemiller said they had two parameters in the decision making process.
“In the job of identifying equipment, first and foremost was to get their voices emanating crisply and clearly,” Winemiller says. At the same time since the girls are only 12, 15 and 19 years old respectively, “we didn’t want to make a big investment until we built the foundation of successes and future opportunities.”
After comparing numerous systems, the RCF EVOX 8 was, “love at first sight,” he says. “The compact configuration does a great job. And the girls sound exceptional through the EVOX,” says Winemiller noting the clarity of articulation.
The EVOX 8 is an active 1400-watt portable PA system comprised of a 12” subwoofer with a satellite module featuring eight 2” drivers. The satellite is designed with an adjustable pole mount to maintain a 120x30 pattern of coverage focused to the audience. And travelling with the EVOX is simple as the system only weighs 52 pounds with the satellite module fitting into the rear of the subwoofer for compact cartage.
Their choice of repertoire is based on the inspiration of their grandmother’s collection of old Hit Parade records they’d listened to over the years. And as far as building the foundation, over their five years of public performances they certainly have accomplished that with performances ranging from appearances at the Wisconsin State Fair, the Capitol Theater in Madison, and touring with the Michael Perry Tent Show Radio. Plus, they have two CDs in their catalog – A Traditional Christmas, primarily older Christmas Carols, and Studio C, featuring romantic songs from the 1920s and 1930s.