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“The actors with microphones are able to move freely through the train car with no feedback from the speakers. The sonic experience overwhelmed the Essex Steam Train staff when we presented the finished project. It really does provide visitors with a uniquely entertaining experience.”
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“They're ideally suited for a project like this,” continues Northwood, “a nice compact little box that's quite unobtrusive. We had to work from the walls, so at that point you want something that gives you as much of a fighting chance as possible, and having arrays that are steerable gave us a lot more control to play with. Each speaker effectively covers its own quadrant of the room, but the pair opposite the entrance passage are a little more centered to feed down into a corridor where the main bar is located – it’s great to have that kind of focusing precision within each cabinet.”
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The front of house system for the main stage is a line array system, a pair of Renkus-Heinz Iconyx IC24 systems mounted just outside the proscenium with two Renkus-Heinz PN112 subwoofers. This system isn't really used as much for concerts, as most touring acts bring in their own systems or use local rentals, but they are perfect for large corporate events that utilize the entire space, and of course can be used for entertainment that is not touring with their own system.
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Because the loudspeakers are designed to be heard and not seen, so when the managers of Eleven Madison Park entered the restaurant following the sound system installation and heard the music for the first time, their first question was “wow, sounds great, but where are the speakers?”. And that’s precisely how the nature of sound was intended – cherished unseen.
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Local DJs Larry ‘DJ Dig Dug’ Graham and Scotty
Boy scratch vinyl for the party, and are occasionally
joined by guest DJs including the likes of LA
based DJs Scooter and Lavell. Dig Dug comments: “Compared to what I played on outside here before
this sounds a lot clearer and better, and we’ve used
a lot of different systems.”
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"Why Renkus-Heinz?" - asks Bigas. "Fidelity, really, and they were really cool
with us, which kind of helps. We needed specific ohmage, specific
boxes, not just off the shelf solutions: and everything we
asked, they did. One of us (at N1 Custom) is still a live
sound engineer, and we know that everything out there is pretty
good these days - no one makes anything that sucks.
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One of the owners, who is also La Villa's manager, did actually
listen to Renkus-Heinz and his decision was made quickly.
The other owners gave him virtually ‘carte blanche’,
relying on his expertise and his insistence on details from
design down to the choice of cables and interconnects. Most
important, although the club SPL level can reach up to very
high levels, you never feel any ear fatigue at all.”
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The, 700 seated, main multipurpose theatre incorporates a
moving stage, retractable seating area and full electronically
support for TV, Radio, Interpretation, Audio and Video. The
sound system was carefully chosen and based around the Renkus-Heinz
CT-Range. In installations like this, the CoEntrant
technology and the ComplexConicHorn topology have
once again proven to be superior in an application such as
the Conference center in Bressanone.
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