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The main speaker system is comprised of two rows of 5 each Electrovoice Sx100 12 inch two way speaker systems. One row is about 22 feet from the stage apron with the next row about 44 feet from the stage apron. This arrangement was "tested" in our acoustic design software to confirm our expected results during the blueprint phase of construction. The speaker system design fits the acoustics of the space perfectly to allow a listener sitting anywhere to hear clearly the spoken and sung Word. The coverage of articulate sound is seamless. Each speaker is powered by it's own amplifier channel and time aligned with a digital processor to allow exacting fine adjustments of the sound quality.

Extend Sub Bass

The Sx100's provide the coverage and clarity. An additional sub bass section is installed above the ceiling using 4 - 18" Electrovoice FR series professional sub systems for extended bass you can hear and feel. Notice how they are installed to take advantage of the roll off of the side walls. Sub bass is critical for accurate reproduction of electronic keyboards, CD sound tracks, sound effects for drama, bass guitar, and kick drums. Notice how they blend in with the ceiling and look like air conditioning vents (red arrows)

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Sx100 Main Speakers











 


18" Sub Bass Speakers



 

General Views



What the choir sees


Nice sound booth!


Do what?


Hmmm . . . lots of knobs!


Overview of platform


Hold it a little longer!


I don't see that note anywhere here!

The choir  monitors are 4 Electrovoice Sx80's suspended over the choir. The Sx80 is a smaller version of the Sx100. Again, the coverage of the choir is seamless. The choir can hear a separate mix than any of the main speakers or other monitor systems. If the choir wants to hear more piano for example, they can do so without making the piano louder in the main mix, solo monitors, or musicians monitors.
Sx80 Choir Monitors
The musicians monitors are also on a separate mix. Though not easy to see here musicians can use standard floor monitors to hear anything in the sound system.
Musician's Monitors
Solo monitors likewise have a separate mix allowing them to hear anything they want without interfering with other mixes in the system.
Solo Monitors
The mixer is the Soundcraft 32 x 8 buss console with 6 aux sends and a ton of features with the most important being that of low noise. No frying sound. Note the extra large sound booth area. This is a good example of making your sound booth easy to work in.
Mixing Console
 
The amplifier rack and electronics is located in the mechanical mezzanine. It is remote controlled so it is powered up with the sound booth.

An array of amplifiers are used to separate sound to various speaker systems for optimum control and adjustment.

The device right above the amplifiers is an 8 channel digital processor that has built in 31 band equalizers, compressors, limiters, and digital delay functions. This one box takes the place of a rack full of front end processing gear and sounds ten time better! A notebook PC is used to configure and tune the sound system.

 


Amplifier Rack