We design professional sound reinforcement systems for theatres, auditoriums, cultural centres, sports facilities, schools, conference rooms and multipurpose venues throughout Europe.
The process does not begin with a loudspeaker brand. We first define listening areas, required speech intelligibility, programme material, background noise and the technical limits of the building. The result is a measurable, buildable solution aligned with the available budget.
Planning based on the room
Every hall has different geometry, height, reflective surfaces and operating scenarios. We evaluate reverberation time, sound-pressure coverage, direct-to-reverberant ratio, feedback risk, microphone positions, cable routes and equipment-room requirements. For demanding projects we create a 3D EASE model with coverage maps and STI predictions before equipment is ordered.
Scope of sound reinforcement design
- review of drawings, sections, photographs and existing infrastructure
- definition of operating scenarios and listening zones
- acoustic and electroacoustic calculations
- loudspeaker type, quantity and placement
- specification of amplifiers, DSP, microphones and mixing equipment
- signal-flow diagrams, cable routes and rack layouts
- DSP programming, measurements, commissioning and acceptance
Solutions for different venue types
Theatres require precise localisation and a natural connection with the stage. Conference rooms need even speech coverage, microphones, conferencing and simple control. Sports facilities demand high intelligibility over long distances and reflective surfaces. Multipurpose halls need a flexible architecture for speech, music and visiting productions.
From design to commissioning
The same engineering workflow can cover room acoustics, audio, video, stage lighting and control. Coordinating these disciplines before construction reduces clashes between trades and gives the client one coherent technical system.