The Horse Hospital

Technical Specification

PA SYSTEM

PA: Martin Audio PA System. 2 x X12B (speakers), X115B (sub), DX0.4 (audio processor), 2 x VIA5002 (amplifier)

Mixing Desk: Midas M32R with DL32 Stage Box

Monitors: Mackie SRM450 Active speakers (x2)

DI Boxes

BSS AR 133 Active (x4)
Radial ProD2 Stereo Passive (x4)

Microphones

Shure SM58 (x3)
Shure SM57 (x2)
Telefunken M80

Sennheiser E 906
Sennheiser E 904
Shure Beta 52A

SE Electronics SE8 Stereo Set (1 matched pair)
AKG P170 (x2)

Schertler Dyn-Uni-P48 Contact Microphone

DPA 4099 Core Trumpet / Brass
DPA CM-CLIP
DPA C-CLIP
DPA VC4099
DPA GC4099

Backline

Roland KC-550 Amplifier (keyboard amplifier - can be used for bass guitar)

4-Piece Mapex Drum Kit + hardware

DJ Equipment

Pioneer DJ XDJ-RX3 - All-in-one DJ Controller

Audio Recording

Zoom H8 Recorder
Audio from sound desk can be captured via USB or into DAW if organised in advance of the event.

Video

iMac for video playback, alongside DVD Players.

Projector: Panasonic PT-VMZ51EJ

Projector screen: Celexon Projector screen Electric Professional Plus 280 x 210 cm

Lighting

Chauvet DJ LED Followspot 120ST (x2)

MP75 LED Fresnel RGBW (x2)

Equinox Blitzer II LED (x2)

Track lighting (house lights)

Wide wash Lamps (x2)

Please note that we do not have a DMX system in place, all lights are to be controlled manually.

The space is full blackout.

GENERAL

Room Size: approximately 1,300 square feet

Ceiling height: approximately 11ft

1 entrance/exit ramped for easy access

Floorplan

Images

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Contact

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Get in touch

popculture@thehorsehospital.com

+44 (0)207 833 3644

Getting Here

The Horse Hospital
Colonnade, Bloomsbury
London WC1N 1JD

Get directions

Nearest underground
Russell Square (Piccadilly line)

Bus
7, 59, 68, 91, 168, 188

Opening Hours

Office

Typically 10am-6pm Monday-Friday.

Events programme

Generally Monday–Sunday 7–11pm, but sometimes earlier and later depending on events — Please check listed times for each event.

Admission

Please check individual event listings.

Concessions available.

The Horse Hospital Building Access

The Horse Hospital is situated on a cobbled street, the front doorway is 95cm wide and has a step of approximately 10.5 cm high (at its largest point) to get inside.

Once inside a 134cm wide cobbled ramp (originally designed for horses) with 12 rubber ridges spaced approximately 50cm apart and one 90 degree corner (pictured), leads you down into the basement.

Once in the basement the toilet can be accessed through the door in the back right corner of the room. The doors to the toilet are 85cm and 70cm wide. There is one step down to the toilet which is 14cm high (at its largest point). Once in the toilet the room is approximately 1m wide and there are two handles on the walls on either side of the toilet.

Nearest Tube Station

The closest tube station is Russell Square (Piccadilly Line) which is one street over from The Horse Hospital on Bernard St.

Nearest Tube Station: Step-Free

The closest tube station with step-free access is Kings Cross (Victoria line, Piccadilly line, Northern line, Metropolitan line, Hammersmith and City line) which is 0.6 miles from The Horse Hospital. The number 91 bus takes you from Kings Cross (Stop A on Euston Road) to The Horse Hospital (Stop J on Woburn Place) in under 10 minutes.

https://tfl.gov.uk/info-for/media/press-releases/2010/september/kings-cross-st-pancras-tube station-is-stepfree-with-10-new-lifts

Other bus routes to us include: 7, 59, 68, 91, 168, 188

Directions

Directions App Citymapper provides great local directions including step-free specific journeys.

Send Us Your Submissions

Looking for a space to show your creative work?

We are always looking for exciting inspiring stuff to fill our programme of events. Even though we can’t guarantee your work will be shown, we will carefully consider every submission, and always give you an honest appraisal.

We are particularly interested in artists who practice outside the mainstream, and have over the years created a platform for many untrained artists, who have since gone on to great things. Please don’t send any horses!

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