US church upgrade proves worth of Frenetik and Superlux
A recent renovation at Bartow Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Rydal, Georgia, provided Knoxville-based systems integrator Dynamic Audio Visual Systems its first opportunity to use products from both Frenetik and Superlux. Completion of the project has impressed the team by both as well as the service received from distributor Avlex.
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DiGiCo joins the service at Korean Methodist Church
Having extended its five weekly services to include musical performances, the Manna Methodist Church in Bundang New City, South Korea, has correspondingly expanded its audio mixing capabilities by replacing an existing DiGiCo SD7 with two Quantum 852 consoles, one in the church for the performances and another in a broadcast suite to manage online audio.
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The Overview according to Britannia Row
Critics have described Steven Wilson’s The Overview Tour as a ‘multi-sensory experience’ and an ‘interstellar sound voyage’. With expectations high, Tour Manager Dave Salt chose Britannia Row Productions to provide sound reinforcement for the prog extravaganza.
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Notre-Dame revived
One memorable day in April 2019 flames engulfed in flames the Notre-Dame de Paris, destroying its spire and roof, and causing significant damage to the cathedral’s altar, pipe organs, C13 rose windows and many religious relics. Five years on, after what is described as ‘one of the most ambitious and extensive house of worship reconstruction projects in modern history’, it has reopened.
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Renkus-Heinz Crestron/Q-Sys third-party control modules
Renkus-Heinz has announced third-party control plug-in-modules for Crestron and Q-Sys, developed in partnership with A/V software development and API integration specialist, Control Concepts.
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Christ the King praises new Martin Audio install
Located in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Christ the King Catholic Charismatic Renewal church relocated to its building in 2001 and, although fairly new by church standards, the church was still using its original sound system. And it was struggling to provide even coverage across three naves, fanning out from a central space – issues all now resolved by A/V integrator Annunciation Audio-Visual Services.
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Tonhalle Düsseldorf renews renowned concert acoustic
Built in 1926 as a planetarium and since converted into a concert hall, Tonhalle Düsseldorf has since earned worldwide recognition for its exceptional acoustics. When the hall’s aging sound system began experiencing critical failures, the opportunity was there to install an audio system worthy of a venue approaching its centennial without compromising its legendary acoustic integrity.
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