Gym with fixed panels and portable panels on wheels that get used in other places within the church.
Weather is never an issue. Our RV is ready for year round use. This is a church in Mount Forest, Quebec.
Some project are just so successful that you want to show it off again, again and again. This is a church in Toronto, Ontario.
Asbury United Methodist Church, Petal, Mississippi
Simple diffusers can make a big difference.
Some churches have copied these examples and found about a 50% improvement.
For most, they have never heard a room that is so much better. With a planned fix for the room,
using the same diffuser, you can get a 90 to 100% improvement. Most people cannot imagine
that much of an acoustical improvement.
This is the back of the same church
Here is a combination of 8", 12" and 18" diffusers on the back wall. On either side of the windows there are 8" diffusers..
Sarnia, Ontario.
On our way to California.
Vineyard Church, Chicago
Side wall diffuser. New Altec -Voice of the Theater Cluster
The diffusers are of drywall which also increase the "R" value of the walls for heat and cool lose control.
Colony Lutheran Church, Newberry, SC
First Baptist Church, Norman Oklahoma.
The front face of this balcony is full of diffusers. They are hidden under the cloth.
In this project there was no need to cap the tops and bottoms of the diffusers.
Another detail in using barrel diffusers is the rate of the outround. 1/4 round, 1/3rd, 1/2rd, 2/3rd, full round and anything in between.
When space is limited you can use wider diffusers that have less of a curve. In this case 1/3rd diffusers were used.
Emmanual Pentecostal Church, Montreal Quebec. Here we assisted with Acoustics, the sound system design and the Video System.
This photo is before anything was done.
After the project was partially completed.
St Bernard's Church, Keene, NH.
Yes, we fix the acoustics of large churches too
Larger churches are often easier to fix as they offer more surfaces to transform a room
Cornerstone Church, John Haggie Ministries
