If traveling into Terre Haute on I-70:

If traveling into Terre Haute from U.S. Highway 41 South (North 3rd Street):

• Follow U.S. 41 South to Ohio Street (the Vigo County Courthouse will be on the right ), and turn left onto Ohio Street (one way East).

• Go 6 blocks on Ohio Street to 9th Street (one-way North), and turn left onto 9th Street.

• Go 3 blocks on 9th Street, and turn left onto Eagle Street. Hulman Center's North End Loading Ramp is on Eagle Street between 8th and 9th Streets.

In Hulman Center, all trusses and beams are accessible from either the inner or the outer catwalk. Also, the distance from the bottom of the steel to the ground tartan floor is 78' 6". For a rigging plot of Hulman Center, see diagram #1.

The fly system in Hulman Center, which was installed in 1995, is an electric winch system with 25 line sets. In the Theater Wedge, Hulman Center uses the first two line sets in order to create a proscenium opening. Each line set is powered by a J.R. Clancy No. #18 DW Fixed Speed Electric Winch with each line set traveling at a fixed speed of 64 feet per minute. Furthermore, each line set is composed of 1 ½" nominal diameter schedule 40 pipe with a maximum weight capacity of 1500lbs spread out across the pipe. Moreover, this system is controlled through a J.R. Clancy Shamrock controller. This controller's CPU enables it of having the capability of moving up to five line sets simultaneously, and it also possesses the capability of programming 99 presets into it's memory. The high trim for each line set is 78 feet, while the low trim for each line set is 3 feet off of the ground tartan floor. For a line set schedule, please refer to diagram #2. For a soft goods inventory, please refer to diagram #3.

In the theater wedge, a 6" and an 8" conduit runs from the main floor to the inner concourse mixing area. The distance from DSC through each conduit, to the inner concourse mixing area is 85'.

Hulman Center is an arena facility with no permanent stage; however, Hulman Center does own Sico staging and it can be built to, but not exceed 2880sq-ft with a height of 48". The stage can meet all staging weight requirements. Also, the placement of the stage on the arena floor is flexible.

Hulman Center has six power sources.

Source #1

• 120volt/208volt
• 5 wire (ground, neutral, 3 legs)
• 800amps per leg
• 4 lugs per leg
• Separate transformer

• 120volt/208volt
• 5 wire (ground, neutral, 3 legs)
• 400amps per leg
• 2 lugs per leg
• Shares transformer with disconnect #3

Source #3

• 120volt/208volt
• 5 wire (ground, neutral, 3 legs)
• 100amps per leg
• Single lug per leg
• Shares transformer with disconnect #2

Source #4

• 120volt/208volt
• 5 wire (ground, neutral, 3 legs)
• 200amps per leg
• 2 lugs per leg
• Shares transformer with disconnect #5

Source #5

• 120volt/208volt
• 5 wire (ground, neutral, 3 legs)
• 200amps per leg
• 2 lugs per leg
• Shares transformer with disconnect #4

Source #6

• 120volt/208volt
• 5 wire (ground, neutral, 3 legs)
• 800amps per leg
• 4 lugs per leg
• Separate transformer

                                                            Disconnects

Theater Wedge (DSR) 50'     65'       80'     150'     150'     225'

Theater Wedge (DSL) 200' 200'     225'     125'     125'     150'

Hulman Center's theater wedge has two separate house lighting systems. Of these two systems, one system consists of non-dimmable metal halide lamps. These lamps are used for work lights. The 2nd lighting system is incandescent lighting, which is controlled through a DMX control signal. Events that travel with their own lighting systems/boards can control Hulman Center's house light dimmers. A five-pin XLR female connector is needed. Presently, Hulman Center controls its dimmers through a Strand 520 lighting board or a Strand 300 series lighting board. Hulman Center's Strand 520 lighting board and the 300 lighting board is programmed with Strand lightpallette software.

Hulman Center owns four(4) Lycian Superstar #1278 2.5K Xenon followspots. These followspots have a 2.5 kW HMI lamp that burns at 5600 degrees Kelvin. Also, on the upper concourse level (level 4), Hulman Center has multiple followspot positions. All of these positions have a dedicated circuit, and each position has a 120volt, 20 amp twist-lock receptacle and a 220 30 amp twist-lock receptacle.

The sound system in Hulman Center has --- clusters of speakers suspended

around the arena. These clusters include six different EAW cabinet types. They

are:

Lower Seating Area Speaker - The passive mid/high loudspeaker is the EAW

Model CH491. System frequency response shall vary no more than ±3 dB from

200 Hz to 15 kHz measured on axis. The loudspeaker shall produce a Sound

Pressure Level (SPL) of 105 dB SPL on axis at 1 meter with a power input of 1

Watt, and shall be capable of producing a peak output of 135.8 SPL on axis at 1

meter. The loudspeaker shall handle 300 Watts of amplifier power (AES

Standard) and shall have a nominal impedance of 8 Ohms.

Upper Seating (Side) Area Speaker - The two-way mid/high loudspeaker is the

EAW Model MH662iE. System frequency response shall vary no more than ±3

dB from 160 Hz to 19 kHz measured on axis. The midrange frequency section

shall produce a Sound Pressure Level (SPL) of 112 dB SPL on axis at 1 meter

with a power input of 1 Watt, and shall be capable of producing a peak output of

147 SPL on axis at 1 meter. The high frequency section shall produce a Sound

Pressure Level (SPL) of 112 dB SPL on axis at 1 meter with a power input of 1

Watt, and shall be capable of producing a peak output of 141 SPL on axis at 1

meter. The midrange frequency section shall handle 800 Watts of amplifier

power (AES Standard) and shall have a nominal impedance of 4 Ohms. The

high frequency section shall handle 200 Watts of amplifier power (AES

Standard) and shall have a nominal impedance of 15 Ohms.

Upper Seating (End) Area Speaker - The two-way mid/high loudspeaker is the

EAW Model MH692iE. System frequency response shall vary no more than ±3

dB from 160 Hz to 19 kHz measured on axis. The midrange frequency section

shall produce a Sound Pressure Level (SPL) of 111 dB SPL on axis at 1 meter

with a power input of 1 Watt, and shall be capable of producing a peak output of

146 SPL on axis at 1 meter. The high frequency section shall produce a Sound

Pressure Level (SPL) of 111 dB SPL on axis at 1 meter with a power input of 1

Watt, and shall be capable of producing a peak output of 140 SPL on axis at 1

meter. The midrange frequency section shall handle 800 Watts of amplifier

power (AES Standard) and shall have a nominal impedance of 4

Ohms. The high frequency section shall handle 200 Watts of amplifier power

(AES Standard) and shall have a nominal impedance of 10 Ohms.

Theater Side Sub Woofer - The low frequency loudspeaker is the EAW model

TD412.System frequency response shall vary no more than ±3 dB from 58 Hz to

500 Hz measured on axis. The 12-in driver pair shall produce a Sound Pressure

Level (SPL) of 101 dB SPL on axis at 1 meter with a power input of 1 Watt, and

shall be capable of producing a peak output of 137 SPL on axis at 1 meter. The

12-in driver pair shall handle 1000 Watts of amplifier power (AES Standard) and

shall have a nominal impedance of 2x 8 Ohms. The 8-in driver pair shall produce

a Sound Pressure Level (SPL) of 101 dB SPL on axis at 1 meter with a power

input of 1 Watt, and shall be capable of producing a peak output of 133 SPL on

axis at 1 meter. The 8-in driver pair shall handle 400 Watts of amplifier power

(AES Standard) and shall have a nominal impedance of 2x 12 Ohms.

Floor Coverage Speaker - The 2-way full range ceiling mounted coaxial

loudspeaker is the EAW Model CP621 and the EAW CH 461 Speaker Cabinets.

System frequency response shall vary no more than ±3 dB from 75Hz to 18kHz

measured on axis. The loudspeaker shall produce a Sound Pressure Level

(SPL) of 101 dB SPL on axis at 1 meter with a power input of 1 Watt, and shall

be capable of producing a peak output of 131.8 SPL on axis at 1 meter. The

loudspeaker shall handle 300 of amplifier power (AES Standard) and shall have

a nominal impedance of 4 Ohms.

The sound system is powered by:

8 Crown CT 810 Amplifiers

4 Crown CT 410 Amplifiers

6 Crown CT 1610 Amplifiers

1 Rane RPE 228 Programmable EQ

4 Rane RPM 26v Programmable Processor

The sound system can be configured from one cabinet to all cabinets.

In the lower level, east side wing of Hulman Center, there are four (4) locker rooms (A, B, C, D), three (3) star dressing rooms (102, 103, 104), and a small meeting room (112). This wing is located on the same level as the arena floor and it is approximately 100' from the theater wedge. Furthermore, this wing is accessible from only the northeast and /or the southeast vomitory openings. As a result of this, this area is very secure. Each locker room and dressing room is outfitted with a shower and other bathroom amenities. Also, the star dressing rooms and the meeting room are carpeted. For a production office, any of the rooms may be used; however, only locker room A and meeting room 112 have phone line extensions. Consequently, they are normally used as the production office. For a diagram of the lower level East Side wing and of each individual room, see diagram #4.

Locker Rooms     Square Footage

    B                             200 sq.-ft.

    C                             200 sq.-ft.

    D                             310 sq.-ft.

Star Dressing Rooms

    102                         240 sq.-ft.

    103                         350 sq.-ft.

Meeting Room

In locker room A and meeting room 101, there are phone line extensions. These phone numbers are assigned as requested. Under most circumstances, on outgoing long distance calls, these extensions will allow for only 1-800 numbers, collect, or credit card calling. However, other billing arrangements and other accommodations can be made with proper notice.

Hulman Center can provide an intercom power supply, or for events wishing to use their own intercom power supply, Hulman Center can provide dry runs to all parts of the arena. These runs include all followspot locations, houselight position, all vomitory openings, backstage areas, and north / south / east / West Side of the arena floor. For powered communication, Hulman Center uses a Clearcom MS-200C power supply, or a Clearcom PS-3000 power supply. Presently, Hulman Center has 12 Clearcom beltpacks and 12 double muff headsets.

Hulman Center owns one forklift. The forklift is reliable and very durable; however, it may not meet some lift requirements, if this is true, additional forklifts can be rented locally. Also, Hulman Center does have 6' lightweight fork extensions.

Clark Forklift

• 3500lb maximum lift capacity
• Electric (Battery)
• Indoor use only

Hulman Center owns one genie lift. It is a Genie AWP-25S. It has the capability

of rising to a height of 25’ with a max load of 350 pounds.

The main floor of Hulman Center is located below grade level, and it is accessible through a north end overhead door. The dimensions for Hulman Center's overhead door is 14'high x 18'wide. Trucks are permitted to back into Hulman Center and unload/load directly onto the stage or onto the main floor; or trucks can also unload/load in the north end ramp landing area. This area is outside and it can hold two (2) trucks simultaneously. It's dimensions are 50'4"deep x 23'11"wide with an overhang located 15'6" above this area. Because Hulman Center is located below grade level, the loading ramp angle is 10deg. The loading ramp dimensions are 124'deep x 23'11"wide. For a diagram, see diagram #5.

Hulman Center does have a wage and minimum call agreement and a very good working relationship with IASTE Local #49. However, if there are any questions or concerns, the IASTE Local #49 officers are very cordial and very reasonable. Please feel free to ask any questions. For IASTE Local #49 union rates, see diagram #6.

Hulman Center has a self-contained, well-equipped 2,000-sq. ft. catering kitchen that can accommodate food preparation for as many as 1,200 meals.

• Large Capacity Convection Ovens (3)

• Steam Kettle

• Commercial Grade Meat Slicer

• Commercial Grade Mixer

• CresCor Portable Warming Cabinets (3)

• 3 Well Steam Tables (4)

• Dishwasher

• 3 Gallon Coffee Maker (1)

• 90 Cup Urns (4)

• 60 Cubic Foot Freezers (2)

• 800 Cubic Foot Walk-in Cooler

• High Capacity Ice Machine

• 110-8Ft. Tables

• 120-5Ft. Round Tables

• 6 Portable Bars

• 1200 Chairs

In the Meeting Room Complex, Meeting Rooms D and E are partitioned off in order to create a backstage private catering/dining room. This dining room area is adjacent to the kitchen, is approximately 1900 square feet, is carpeted, has both 110volt/220volt circuits and has cable TV (RF) access. If requested, for your viewing pleasure, Hulman Center will provide a 32" color television set. Other size TV’s that are available include 27" and 20" TV’s.

Available upon request is a list of approved caterers.

Available upon request is a list of hotels.

Available upon request is a list of event security agencies.

Hulman Center does own one washer, and one dryer, but does not own irons, ironing boards, or steamers. Water and electrical hookups are available for up to one additional washer and dryer. For events that require a washer(s) and/or a dryer(s), Hulman Center can arrange for their rental and also the rental of irons, ironing boards and steamers. Also, available upon request is a list of laundries and dry cleaners.

Hulman Center requires certain prerequisites for events using pyrotechnics in their performance at Hulman Center. These prerequisites must be completed and submitted to and approved by Hulman Center prior to load in. First, a cue sheet listing a full description of size and type of shells. Second, liability insurance listing Indiana State University (please do not use the abbreviation ISU) as additionally insured. And the final prerequisite is a valid copy of the pyrotechnic company's pyrotechnic license. Also, the State of Indiana Fire Marshall's Office, the City of Terre Haute Fire Marshall's Office, and Indiana State University are permitted to require and to observe a demonstration of the event's pyrotechnics.

For more information about Hulman Center, or for a better clarification of the information within this technical packet, please feel free to correspond with: