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EAW Anya Heads To Church

Traditional gothic-style churches are a design that goes back hundreds of years, but not all such worship facilities are old. Take the newly constructed Church of the Incarnation, located in Dallas, TX.

Dallas, Texas (June 14, 2016)—Traditional gothic-style churches are a design that goes back hundreds of years, but not all such worship facilities are old. Take the newly constructed Church of the Incarnation, located in Dallas, TX.

The church is a gothic looking, long narrow room with traditional high ceilings and a slightly cruciform design,” said consultant Ryan Knox of local system design group Idibri. “Aesthetics were a priority. They had two insets to the left and right of the altar for sound reinforcement purposes which they hoped would accommodate a contemporary sound system that could handle full range music. I’ll admit, it was a pretty tall order.”

Ultimately they decided to go with an Eastern Acoustic Works (EAW) Anya sound reinforcement system to cover the 500-seat worship space. “We specified two Anya modules for each array for two reasons: We thought that would be more than enough system for the room, and also because they fit in the space allocated for loudspeakers,” Knox said.

Knox used EAW’s Resolution 2 software to produce asymmetrical output. “I was really pleased that when we went to tune the system, it required very little work beyond configuring the Resolution 2 software,” he said. “On our first pass, it was 90 percent of the way there; we tweaked it a bit and we were set. The results match exactly what the modeling said it would.”

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