THE KOREAN CENTRAL-METHODIST CHURCH

by | Audio, News, Video

The Korean Central United Methodist Church was built over 35 years ago and since then has become known as one of the largest Korean Methodist Churches in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. With the help of 4 Stage the church decided it was time to upgrade their outdated projector systems into two new MEGAVIEW video wall displays. 

The project consisted of two video walls that contained a total of 30 Falcon 3 panels each, measuring 3 panels high and 10 panels wide. Using fixed rigging from the above system with custom aluminum shrouds, CEO Jesus Esquivel was able to install both walls effortlessly. All cables were well hidden and the installation makes it simple to service both video walls. The Falcon Panel 3 is convenient, easy to install, rugged production LED panel. It is an all-around excellent choice for your applications.

With this upgrade, The Korean Central United Methodist Church minister can now be seen from all angles of the Church. The attendees will now get to enjoy a much clearer and visible image of their worship.

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