Missionary Baptist Church:

This 2500 seat sanctuary is a good example of a modern design/build project.   Recently completed on time and on budget for a large Southern Baptist congregation, the sound and lighting systems in this busy facilitity are ready to handle a wide variety of media activities: worship, lecture, theatrical and musical performances, and broadcast ministry as well.

A 40 channel house mixing console is only one leg of a 3 way splitter
system that allows simultaneous live performance, recording, and broadcasting all with independent all mixing control of 48 discrete channels.

Ritz Theater

The Ritz Theater was a $4 million dollar renovation project of an older, but still glamorous, downtown theater.
    As you can see from the photo, esthetics and sound coverage was a real issue, along with the rigors of fulfilling the riders for touring groups.  A forty channel console was a must.
    Incorporated into the sound system is an additional pro logic surround sound processor installed for full viewing of motion picture format (Complete patch through out).
    For pleasing sound, and a great view, this is our theater of choice.

St. John's Catholic Church

The St. John's Catholic Church, as you can see, is a beautiful display of architecture.  You don't see a building like this everyday.   With this beautiful architecture comes many hard surfaces, creating long reverberation times, ultimately reducing intelligibility.
    We solved this problem by using a delayed speaker system, giving the user the benefit of complete coverage, at the same time maintaining a constant volume level throughout the sanctuary.
    Two point sources were used for originating the source point, giving the listener a realistic viewing of where the sound comes from.  With our help, St. John's now has a sound system to match the wonderful architecture.