Heard and seen by the whole congregation
Intelligible sound, capture and streaming for the faithful on site and at home.
What we do differently for a place of worship
Acoustics and heritage decide. Three things work with them.
We treat directivity before power
Speakers that aim sound at the congregation rather than at the walls. That is what makes speech intelligible in a reverberant room, and adding level would do the opposite.
Fixings are reversible and discreet
Anchors on existing structures, finishes chosen to blend, cabling in routes already there. What is installed has to be able to disappear without a trace.
One button, one card on the wall
The system powers up and sets itself. A one-page reminder stays on site, because next Sunday's volunteer will not have had the training.
What we bring in most often for you
AV integration
A weekly congregation does not need to rent, it needs a system that stays and gets forgotten. Integration settles directivity, discretion and ease of use, which are exactly the three constraints of the building.
Audiovisual production
Streaming services has become an ordinary expectation. A simple capture, with sound taken from the console rather than the camera mic, is enough for distant members to actually follow.
What a weekly congregation needs
Browse the catalogueDirectional, distributed, discreet speakers rather than a powerful frontal system. In a reverberant room it is the aim of the sound that makes speech intelligible, never the level.
One fixed camera is enough if the sound comes from the console. That detail decides whether distant members follow the stream or give up after a few minutes.
Display readable from the back without spoiling the room, often a retractable screen or projection that disappears outside services. Legibility outranks size.
Reversible suspensions and cable routes through what exists, with finishes chosen to blend. The building will outlive the install, and it has to be able to lose it without a scar.