How Different Types of Loudspeakers Can Help in Challenging Church Spaces

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Worship Facility editor Gene Lass and Dale Shirk, Senior Applications Engineer, Loudspeaker Solutions Group for Biamp discuss how to overcome acoustical challenges of different church spaces. Takeaways include:

  • Types of audio challenges
  • How Sanctuary architecture can create those challenges
  • How different types of surfaces (wood, stone, etc.) can affect sound differently
  • How loudspeakers direct sound to overcome those challenges

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