A Church Audio System for Traditional and Contemporary Services, Part 1
SVC Podcast Show 16, Part 1
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In part one of this podcast, SVC contributing editor Bennett Liles talks with Luke Raymond of Dispersion Design in Carrollton, Texas. He provides the details on a sound system upgrade at the Arapaho Road Baptist Church in Garland, Texas, designed to allow the church to conduct both traditional and contemporary services in the same 700-seat sanctuary with a short turnaround for the equipment reconfiguration. They discuss the Aviom system used and the installation of a hybrid monitoring system with IEM and floor wedges. Raymond also talks about training church volunteers and the transition for performers. Useful links:
• The Aviom A-16II personal monitor mixers used by the church musicians
• The Presonus DigiMax D8 8-channel mic preamp in the system
• QSC RMX 4050HD main house amplifiers
• The Middle Atlantic PDS-2X315 power sequencer used by the church
