Christ Covenant Church has completed a major audio upgrade in its uniquely shaped worship center, selecting Eastern Acoustic Works AC6 Adaptive column loudspeakers and Otto subwoofers to deliver consistent, high-clarity coverage across the entire sanctuary. The installation, designed and integrated by Remote Production Group, marks the culmination of a multi-year modernization effort led by Tech Director Alexander Guadagno, A1 Audio Engineer and Advisor Michael Seaman, and Rigging/Fabrication Specialist David Rasnake.
The church’s worship space, a vaulted diamond-shaped room with challenging acoustics, had long struggled with uneven coverage, harshness and significant low-frequency inconsistencies.
We tried treating the room acoustically with large acoustic panels up high, down low, everywhere that made sense, says Seaman. It got us somewhere, but not where we wanted to be.
The turning point came when Guadagno and Seaman attended an EAW loudspeaker demo at a local community college. We were really blown away by the speakers and the ability to direct the sound off of unwanted surfaces, Seaman recalls. It was very clear we wanted the AC6.
EAW’s AC6 Adaptive column loudspeakers and Otto subwoofers deliver even coverage in Christ Covenant’s vaulted diamond-shaped worship center. The system allows the team to shape coverage for the uniquely challenging space. The brand’s Adaptive technology allows the team to shape coverage for the uniquely challenging space.
Remote Production Group handled the design and integration of the system. The upgrade addresses the specific acoustic challenges presented by the room’s geometry.
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