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SUTTER HEALTH PARK UPGRADES WITH MARTIN AUDIO

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Post date May 12, 2025

US: Situated in West Sacramento, CA, Sutter Health Park—home to the River Cats baseball team and ‘A’s’ (Athletics)—has undergone a major infrastructure upgrade for the coming season, designed to enhance the fan experience and improve game-day technology.

This includes a strategically enhanced sound system for the bowl—based around Martin Audio CDD and SX subwoofer components, as well as process-controlled amplification from Focusrite sister brand, Linea Research, in the 14,000-cap arena.

The River Cats had acknowledged that their 25-year-old system badly needed enhancing. Locally based Martin Audio partner, Sacramento Production Services (SACPS)—who have a long history in servicing the facility—were brought in, initially to project manage for a third party before later being handed the full role of system integrator, as the time frame for completion narrowed.

Their experienced Sales & Production Manager, Keith Wackford said, “The brief was to get the present system back up and running after they had completely gutted the control room. “In the process they said, ‘What can we do to upgrade the system?’ They wanted a major league experience in a minor league park on a minor league budget.”

Wackford and his long-term associate and project manager, Anthony Brown, undertook a site survey and immediately recognised the imperfections—aside from the tired PA components. Budget and time frame restrictions would not allow for replacement of the main bowl speakers. “But with the addition of the new Linea Research amplification (LR-44C10M-Dante), it’s as if they purchased new speakers.

WE ARE IMPRESSED WITH CDD10, FOR ITS THROW AND INTELLIGIBILITY.
Keith Wackford, Sacramento Production Services

“Elsewhere, it was a case of what would give us the best bang for the buck. We knew the system had always been lacking in subwoofers and if we were going to put in subs, we also needed to ensure the [infill and outfill] boxes would keep up.”

As a long-term Martin Audio partner they contacted Will Harris and Jim Sage at Martin Audio USA, who recommended the SX115 for its superior outdoor driver. “The 25-year-old outfield speakers

on light poles were in really bad shape,” acknowledges Wackford, “and although difficult to get access to we knew we had to change them and replace them with [weatherised] CDD15W-WR. For how high up they are, everyone is absolutely impressed.” In fact one of the speakers is close to 80ft.

Of the CDD deployment he said, “The CDD15 gave us a little more low end and full range in the outfield, as the bowl PA doesn’t really reach out to there. We also like CDD’s whole intelligibility; at low volumes it’s got a really good intelligibility out of the far throw, plus it’s impressive how wide they are at the near point.”

Distributed around the bowl, the subs themselves are mounted on I-Beams to the underside of the VIP suites, while 30 CDD10W-WR bowl fill speakers were added in conjunction with the subs. After consideration, they opted for one per each seating section, running right round the facility.

“We are impressed with CDD10, for its throw and intelligibility—and the way it couples to the high frequency driver to carry the HF driver a bit further. One of the reasons we went for the CDD10 over the CDD8 is because it has a yoke, and we wanted something that would allow us to pan and tilt in an easy manner.”

In addition to the amplifiers and speakers, SACPS upgraded the mixing console, as well as the main system processor and touch screen interfaces to Symetrix. “Symetrix allowed us to use the Linea Research Intelligent modules bringing the amplifier telemetry data right onto the users’ touch screen remote—giving the user information as to what the nine LR-44CC status and signals are doing. The system is all running Dante with an analogue fail over from the console to the Symetrix, and to all nine LR-44C amps around the facility,” Keith Wackford explained.

Better known as ‘Raley Field’, the site itself is directly adjacent to downtown Sacramento, with a whole neighbourhood growing up around it. “We had a crazy speed limit of, I think 85dB, A-weighted 15ft from a source. So trying to do line array from the outfield or subs up high wouldn’t work. We had to keep things contained within the ballpark as there are a lot of new apartments with high rise buildings springing up. Everything distributed as close to the listening area as possible is critical.”

System feeds include DJs on the concourse, taking advantage of the new audio inputs, and there are plans for future live entertainment. Main PA and pre-recorded live safety messages also run through the system. “Messaging now sounds so much better,” believes Keith Wackford.

Aside from him, Anthony Brown acted as project manager; onsite programming and networking were provided by Brian Webber, while due to the tight time frame Alive Media were brought in to provide on-site installation, wiring and labour. Finally, Symetrix programmer Nick Danielson did “an amazing job” according to Wackford.

The client is delighted with the result following the upgrade. According to Eric King, VIP Technology, “The difference is night and day—the quality, clarity, and overall experience are next level. We really appreciate the attention to detail, the seamless install, and the passion brought to the project

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Martin Audio

TORUS IS A GOA AT GOYA

Post author By ContentAdmin
Post date May 7, 2025

INDIA: GOYA is a premier lounge and nightclub in Goa’s tourist hotspot of Vagator Beach. The venue blends high-energy entertainment with a luxurious atmosphere, offering a space where music, lighting, and ambiance converge to create a dynamic, immersive interior. With a reputation for hosting top-tier DJs and live performances, GOYA sets the benchmark for sound and experience-driven nightlife in the region.

The venue required an audio solution that could match this vibrant energy while maintaining pristine sound quality across different areas of the club. The client, Mr. Rajan envisioned a system that would elevate the experience for DJs and live performers, embracing deep bass, clear mids and detailed highs.

With the need for seamless integration between dance areas and lounge spaces, the sound system had to be powerful yet precise, preventing audio spill, while maintaining an immersive feel. The installation team at Chopra Designsfocused on delivering uniform, high-fidelity coverage to every corner of the venue to enhance both live performances and playback experiences.

THE NEW SYSTEM HAS ELEVATED THE ENTIRE CLUB EXPERIENCE, AND THE RESPONSE FROM OUR GUESTS HAS BEEN OVERWHELMINGLY POSITIVE.
Mr. Rajan, GOYA

To achieve this, the venue’s main area was fitted with Martin Audio state-of-the-art TORUS T1215, 12” passive constant curvature array loudspeaker, complemented with Martin Audio’s CDD15B and CDD12B coaxial differential dispersion on-wall speakers. Powering the entire setup was the Martin Audio iK42, a four-channel 20,000W Class D amplifier, along with the DX 0.6 2-in/6-out dedicated system controller for optimised sound processing. For additional reinforcement, compatible subwoofers were installed to provide depth.

With this advanced blend of technology, the new sound system elevates the venue’s reputation as a premier nightlife destination in Goa. The installation has not only met but exceeded the client’s expectations, setting a new standard for sound reinforcement in the region.

“The transformation in our venue’s sound is incredible,” said Mr. Rajan. “From the dance floor to the lounge, the clarity and impact are unmatched. The new system has elevated the entire club experience, and the response from our guests has been overwhelmingly positive.”

“The installation at GOYA perfectly balances power and precision, creating an immersive sound experience throughout the venue,” added Abhimanyu Chopra,Sound Consultant, Chopra Designs. “The system delivers exceptional clarity and impact, ensuring that every performance sounds exactly as intended.”

The Martin Audio components were supplied by the company’s distribution partner, VMT Enterprise, whose Pre-Design & Sales Engineer, Sai Prem,concluded, “The system delivers an outstanding combination of clarity and power, ensuring an immersive experience throughout the venue. Every element has been fine-tuned to provide a balanced and dynamic sound that enhances both live performances and DJ sets.”

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LEA Professional

LEA Amps Power Wellington International

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Post date May 7, 2025

Wellington International is more than just a premier destination for world-class equestrian events — it’s a hub of innovation, where cutting-edge technology meets exceptional experiences. With a forward-thinking team that understands the unique demands of outdoor venues, they chose LEA amplifiers to get the job done.

THE SPEC

Venue: Wellington International | Wellington, Florida

Integrator: Wellington AV Team

Audio Spaces: Main Ring and Stadium

Product Used: Connect Series 354D, 704 and 704D (Multiple)

Wellington International

Wellington, Florida, is home to Wellington International, “The Winter Equestrian Capital of the World.” Established in 1974, the iconic equestrian venue covers over 111 acres and boasts 14 state-of-the-art competition arenas, along with more than 500 permanent equine stalls. Wellington International is recognized for hosting the Winter Equestrian Festival, the world’s largest and longest-running hunter/jumper horse show, from January through March. In combination with the ESP Annual Series Circuit, Wellington International hosts 42 weeks of equestrian competitions annually, regularly hosting some of the top riders in the world and over 350,000 attendees.

THE INSTALL

Wellington International’s management team is very tech-forward and acknowledges the value and benefits that superior AV solutions bring to outdoor venues. The venue has recently undertaken a holistic overhaul of its AV systems to provide a more consistent and expandable solution. Overseeing the retrofit is Patrick McKenney, Director of Technology at Wellington International, who immediately turned to LEA Professional amplifiers to help improve sound quality around the property.

“As large as our property is, we began with a pilot program at our dressage ring to see how the new system components performed regarding dust and humidity,” said McKenney. “Dressage involves a custom music soundtrack for each rider, so it’s essential that the rider and horse hear the music. Once we switched over to LEA amplifiers, there was a night and day difference in the audio clarity and power of the amplifiers. It’s really impressive.”

McKenney deployed Connect Series 704 amplifiers to power the ring’s speakers. The IoT-enabled 4-channel 704 provides 700 watts per channel, supports Hi-Z (70V or 100V) and Lo-Z selectable by channel, and features Smart Power Bridge technology. Venue staff can connect to the built-in Wi-Fi access point, the center’s Wi-Fi, or the local area network via Cat5 or Cat6 cable. The CS704s also provide the DSP for the dressage arena’s audio system.

Given the pilot program’s success, McKenney moved forward with upgrading the main stadium’s AV system, deploying Dante Connect 704D and Dante Connect 352D amplifiers. The 352D is a 2-channel amplifier with 350 watts per channel. Dante Connect models include the same features as Network Connect models, plus 96kHz-capable Dante and AES67 connectivity options.

The Connect Series delivers an industry-first professional amplifier family to feature cloud connectivity, a revolutionary advancement and a significant benefit for anyone maintaining the systems. With LEA Cloud, AV teams can remotely control and monitor the amplifiers regardless of their location or time of day.

THE CONCLUSION

Upgrading the main ring’s AV system amid Wellington’s busy equestrian schedule is a testament to the improvements that LEA amplifiers provide.

“LEA’s form factor, weight, networkability, and basically everything makes the gear so much more convenient,” said McKenney. “The built-in DSP in the amplifier is massive. Being able to control the amps remotely and make changes on the fly is really cool. I’ve been super happy with LEA’s’ products and look forward to using them as much as possible.”

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Martin Audio

SWINGERS’ MASSIVE LAS VEGAS SITE PARTIES WITH 170 MARTIN AUDIO SPEAKERS

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Post date May 6, 2025

US: Middlesex Sound & Light (MSL) have successfully delivered the biggest contract in their 41-year history, with the opening of the flagshipSwingers– the crazy golf club in Las Vegas.

Set on a massive 40,000 sq. ft site inside Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino (on the world-famous Las Vegas Strip), the venue boasts no fewer than 170 Martin Audio loudspeakers, including 122 CDD6. This popular series MSL have been installing regularly atSwingerssince the corporate-friendly crazy golf concept was first rolled out in London before it expanded to the USA.SwingersLondon was one of the first deployments of CDD, and to date MSL have racked up more CDD deployments than any other UK-based dealer.

Swingersis the brainchild of two successful entrepreneurs,Matt Grech-Smith and Jeremy Simmonds. Martin Audio now appears in allSwingersvenues as the vibrant entertainment concept continues to evolve. Run with the support of MGM Resorts, the Las Vegas operation not only offers four 9-hole crazy golf courses, but alsoSwingers’ new fairground-style Carnival games arcade concept.

The focal point dominating the entire central section ofSwingersLas Vegas is a long,1920s style English country house, its façade brought to life with a constant flow of projected imagery.

Here, three Martin Audio TORUS T1230 constant curvature arrays, flown discreetly on each side with a pair of cardioid SXCF118 subwoofers, create a classic proscenium PA system. Four powerful CDD10 are located within the country house’s ‘sunken garden’ where the generous balcony doubles as a stage, providing a performance area for small combos, as well as corporate presentations. Further CDD10s are provided for artists’ reference sound, while in the lower section of the house is a DJ station — which comes into its own later in the day and extra volume is required. Elsewhere, no fewer than 122 CDD6 boxes are distributed throughout the venue.

MSL’s system designer, Steve Billington, explained that the Las Vegas site represents a conversionof the former LIGHT nightclub. His first site survey was to ascertain whether any of the existing sound equipment was salvageable. “But it was clear that nothing could be reutilised,” he said, “and so with our existing brand template Martin Audio was always going to be the obvious choice. The question was how we could adapt this template to such a large-scale space that it is.

“With a constantly moving audience, the reason we choose CDD6 is because the dispersion is so wide, and gives consistent coverage compared with a traditional speaker.” This is because it achieves a rectangular, extendable coverage pattern, which is ultra-wide close to the speaker.

MSL’s approach is broadly to allocate a ratio of three SX subs to 12 CDD6. In this application, they have also been careful to place an SXC115 (cardioid) in the DJ booth, since there is an exclusive private hire space directly behind the DJ booth “and this keeps the impact on the dancefloor without bothering the VIP space,” notes Billington. Elsewhere, LF extension, where necessary, is provided through a combination of 30 SX110 and SX210 subwoofers.

Much of the magic had already taken place in the 3D software prior to installation. The design was modelled using Martin Audio’s advanced DISPLAY3 visualisation software, importing Revit and SketchUp models provided by the architect. “SketchUp is a very powerful tool, allowing us to simulate everything, especially TORUS,” says Billington. “For while we’re very comfortable with CDD, which is a tried and tested formula, with TORUS it was useful to be able to measure the coverage patterns.”

Both Steve Billington and MSL MD Darrel Olivier acknowledge that although its footprint may be larger, “the beauty of the TORUS boxes in this application is that they lose themselves because of the height we’ve installed them at.”

Signal distribution is via a 10GB network, with fully redundant fibre backbone running Dante from BSS Soundweb London into the process-controlled amplifiers.

Stated Jeremy Simmonds, co-CEO and co-founder ofSwingers, “When we started designing a flagshipSwingersto take over the enormous LIGHT nightclub space at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas—the entertainment capital of the world—it rapidly became clear that we were designing the best competitive socialising venue in the world.

“MSL were the perfect partner on this ambitious project, bringing incredible creativity and a vast technical expertise to the table. MSL’s unique contribution is a huge part of the venue’s massive success.”

TheSwingersmomentum shows no sign of letting up. The programme is now set to continue in other key US cities, before moving even further afield.

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Martin Audio

O-LINE SPEAKER UPGRADE FOR KIVA AUDITORIUM

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Post date April 30, 2025

US: Friendship Village retirement facility in Kalamazoo, MI, recently commissioned a complete overhaul of the audio-visual infrastructure at its Kiva Auditorium.

Set on a 72-acre campus, the Auditorium is used for events, meetings, and community activities and is now also perfect to host smaller shows and concerts.

Design consultant Tim Heneveld (from HAV Design) specified Martin Audio’s award-winning O-Line micro-array solution for the sound reinforcement, installed by system integrators, Division 16 Technologies.

The design company had been selected by the Friendship Village team after intensive research into which AV design company could best meet their requirements.

I HAVE ALWAYS EXPERIENCED MARTIN AUDIO AS VERY SMOOTH, CONSISTENT, PREDICTABLE AND MUSICAL.
Tim Heneveld

Heneveld noted that the old sound system had been prone to feedback, and thus the new system would need to demonstrate extremely high intelligibility/clarity, with the sound delivered evenly to a maximum capacity of 200 seats.The venue is almost always filled to capacity and a high percentage of the attendees have hearing difficulties. With it being an elderly facility gain before feedback and a high level of intelligibility in every seat from front to back and was paramount.”

The tech also needed to be visually discreet. “ The room couldn’t be about the technology,” he added, “the system needed to maintain a sleek and slim presence.”

The consultant’s interest in O-Line had been piqued when he saw it on the Martin Audio web page. And having later seen it in the flesh at anInfoComm Show, he realised it would be perfect for this application.

“It offered clean lines, minimal visual impact and yet has a progressively aesthetic appeal. I could balance the desired coverage and output with the visual impact in the room.”

O-Line was installed in two hangs of four elements each. It was designed in 2-box resolution, four amp channels per side, through Martin Audio’s dedicated DX4.0 processor. “We recognized that it is not a high SPL menu, so opted for 12in subwoofers to go along with the main speaker arrays,” he said.

Tim Heneveld is no stranger to Martin Audio technology, having mixed on one of the manufacturer’s rigs as far back as 30 years ago. “I have always experienced Martin Audio as very smooth, consistent, predictable and musical.” However, this was his first design with O-Line as it was for the AV installation contractors, Division 16 Technologies.

Summing up, the consultant says the entire AV installation upgrade—including new 16’ x 9’ video wall—has been a complete success. “The new sound system has allowed a wider variety of events to be held in the space. O-Line provides transparent support for choirs and acoustical instruments (along with fully reinforced events) that were not previously possible.”

Consequently, Friendship Village is now looking forward to years of use of their new system that will empower them to provide top level programming and content for the residents that they serve.

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Martin Audio

WPS PROVIDES POWER, COVERAGE AND SIMPLICITY AT UMW’S DODD AUDITORIUM

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Post date April 28, 2025

Situated in Fredericksburg, VA, the 1200-seat multipurpose Dodd Auditorium, at the University of Mary Washington (UMW), has been treated to a new, fully DSP-optimised Wavefront Precision line array from Martin Audio.

The installation, which comprises hangs of seven elements per side, was undertaken by Martin Audio partner, Soundworks of Virginia.

Soundworks had worked at the venue many times over the years as a rental provider, notably at commencement ceremonies. Their CEO Steve Payne observed, “At these events all parents really care about is hearing their kid’s name read out clearly. But this was always a challenge over a 250ft throw distance.” But this is just one of a variety of events hosted at the venue, including all types of performance arts, lectures and movies.

Soundworks had traditionally frontlined another PA system, but it was when they switched to Martin Audio, and the WPS, that a profound improvement in coverage and intelligibility became evident. “It was a totally different experience,” he said. “What had become a challenging job now looked easy. The Martin Audio system is so much more sophisticated; it’s all in the processing, and the software.”

Douglas Noble,Executive Director of Dodd Auditorium, had been equally impressed, and when he set out his requirements to Payne for a permanent PA upgrade he initially stated, ‘I don’t think we have it in our budget, but I would love to put a WPS system in Dodd!’ The Soundworks CEO started crunching the numbers and indeed made it work.

WE LOVE OUR MARTIN AUDIO ARRAYS.
Douglas Noble, Dodd Auditorium

While Soundworks are not traditionally an installation company—“we’ve probably done three in total, and all for clients for whom we previously supplied temporary sound”—Steve Payne agreed that WPS was the system best fit for purpose. “The previous system was at least a decade old, and comprised a main cluster, balcony speakers, delays for the mezzanine … all kinds of speakers all over the place, everything delayed. When I looked at how complicated the existing system was, I knew we could simply do two hangs in there, cover the entire room, with some front fills as a precaution. “We’re now getting way better coverage throughout the room and it’s much simpler.”

The hall itself is a traditional rectangular space, with proscenium, slightly raked stalls with fixed seating and a balcony level. A pair of SXC118 cardioid subs were placed under the stage, which Payne notes is sonically well-matched with WPS. Four FlexPoint FP6 are spaced evenly across the front of the stage in mono. “These are great sounding little speakers, and we use them a lot,” he says. A further six Martin Audio XP12s are deployed as stage monitors, the set-up powered from a pair each of Martin Audio iKON iK81 and 1K42, multi-channel DSP amps in 1-box resolution.

Although the installation process was relatively straightforward, there was a delay while additional steels were added to the roof. “Although the entire PA hang weighed no more than around 500lbs, they had installed a roof-mounted air conditioning system which had maxed out the roof load!”

Very little adjustment to the room parameters was required and the WPS hangs throw effortlessly to the back. “The software is incredible,” reasoned the Soundworks CEO. “After many years of using speaker systems that don’t have that software the difference is phenomenal. You make the measurements, put it into the software and tell it the variation and level you want from front to back row and it works it out. We knew we could programme Hard Avoid on the back wall if needed but we didn’t find it was much of a problem.

“The way the system is set up it will play much louder than they will ever need it to; it means anyone coming in can now use the house system for pretty much anything that takes place in there.”

“We loved working with Steve Payne on this project,” responded Douglas Noble. “We trusted him to make our space sound amazing and he didn’t disappoint.We love our Martin Audio arrays.”

Later, following a symphony and choir performance in the Auditorium, he reinforced this. “The sound was absolutely amazing. The audience response was incredible, and I even had one audience member mention how wonderful our new system was, and asked why it hadn’t happened sooner.”

Another who praised the overall coverage, clarity and power of the system, was Director of the Events AV Office, Mark Simpkins, who assists with training the student staff in the Auditorium.

Aside from Payne, who specified the system and oversaw the project, Garrett Milich generated the system documentation and accomplished the physical installation. Other members of the Soundworks team included Bryan Hargrave, who undertook the room measurements, ran the Martin Audio DISPLAY files, and did the final room tuning, while Mathew Walsh also assisted with the physical installation.

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Optimal Audio

Optimal Audio marries simplicity with audio harmony at Blackbrook Barns

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Post date April 28, 2025

ENGLAND: Bespoke wedding and events venue, Blackbrook Barns found its perfect match in the Optimal Audio ecosystem which married its need for a simple to use system with the delivery of a diverse range of audio styles – from the soft melodies of a ceremony to lively evening celebrations – across the multi-zoned venue.

The venue team needed an audio system that would keep pace with the ebb and flow of a meticulously planned wedding day and a key challenge was the creation of an experience that covered a range of uses, including background music, speeches, live performances, and live DJs, without complicating operation to ensure that staff could focus on delivering a flawless event rather than managing a complex sound system.

Local installer Richer Sounds, with the support of Logan Helps from Audio Technica, designed and installed an ecosystem that was both powerful and flexible, ticking the boxes for each area including the main ceremony and reception areas, a bar, and two outdoor spaces.

Optimal Audio’s Cuboid 6 loudspeakers were chosen for the long barn, providing full coverage and excellent voice reproduction for ceremonies and receptions. Cuboid 5 loudspeakers are wall-mounted in the bar area, delivering high-quality background sound without overwhelming guests. For the outdoor zones, weather-resistant Cuboid 6 models, fitted with waterproof covers, ensure great sound whatever the season.

Driving the system is the Zone 8P controller, offering eight zones of audio with a user-friendly interface. The Amp100 amplifier provides the necessary power for the outdoor loudspeakers, ensuring consistent coverage. With the added flexibility of Audio Technica’s AT-One wireless system, speeches and announcements are now crystal clear throughout the venue.

The entire system had to be installed and commissioned within a week, as a wedding was scheduled for the upcoming weekend. With tight deadlines, the ease of installation was a significant advantage. The venue team, with the support of Richer Sounds, was able to get the system up and running in record time.

One of the biggest wins for Blackbrook Barns was the simplicity of WebApp, Optimal Audio’s intuitive control platform. Instead of wrestling with complex settings, staff can now manage audio effortlessly from the convenience of an iPad located in the bar area, with preset scenes tailored to each part of the day.

From the gentle background music that welcomes guests to the clarity of speech during ceremonies, and onto the evening’s entertainment, everything is controlled at the tap of a button. While the venue opted not to use automated routines, the ability to switch between preset audio settings ensured that transitions between different event stages were stress-free.

Staff members, who may not have previous audio experience, found WebApp incredibly easy to use, as the intuitive interface meant that everything was accessible without technical training. “The ability to adjust sound levels on the fly and move through the different parts of a wedding day with simple preset selections is a huge benefit,” said Peter James from Blackbrook Barns. “It means we don’t need a dedicated sound technician on hand – we can run everything ourselves with confidence.”

A key advantage of the Optimal Audio system is its scalability. With plans for a dedicated performance area in a future phase, Blackbrook Barns wanted a system that could grow alongside the venue’s ambitions. Thanks to the Zone 8P’s flexible architecture and the ability to add additional amplification, expanding the system will be seamless when the time comes.

Future plans include integrating a performance space in the Orangery, where live musicians and DJs can take advantage of the existing infrastructure. By selecting a system that allows for expansion, Blackbrook Barns has ensured they won’t have to replace their setup as the venue evolves.

Logan Helps, who supported the installation, highlighted the speed and ease of setup: “The system arrived on Monday, and we had it fully installed and commissioned by the weekend for a wedding. The simplicity of Optimal Audio’s products made the installation process incredibly efficient, and the end result is a system that offers fantastic sound quality with effortless control.”

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LEA Professional

LEA Amps Power Northwest Stadium

Post author By ContentAdmin
Post date April 23, 2025

When Northwest Stadium began exploring options to upgrade their audio system, the goal was clear: deliver the best possible sound experience for every fan in every seat. With the need for reliable performance and exceptional audio quality, they turned to LEA Professional.