Murphy Canyon Military礼拜堂利用QSC Audio进行升级改造

加利福尼亚州圣地亚哥（2013年6月7日） - 视听系统集成商CCS Productions, Inc.最近升级了位于加利福尼亚州圣地亚哥墨菲山谷军用住宅区Aero Rondge社区的墨菲山谷礼拜堂，这套设备整合了QSC Audio的设备。这次升级包括使用Q-Sys™ Core 250i集成系统平台，控制主礼堂的KLA线性阵列扬声器和K系列K10监听音箱，以及在小型礼堂和社区房间中由ISA系列功放驱动的AcousticDesign™表面安装和吸顶式扬声器。

CCS Presentation Systems provided design and integration, which also included a new control system and touch panels as well as video projector and screen improvements.   A QSC Q-Sys Core 250i with four mic and three output cards located in the building’s central control room provides signal distribution. “We got a lot of help from our local representatives, Audio Geer. They are audio specialists so, particularly with a main room of this size, we brought them in to consult with us,” says John Hardman, an account executive at the company’s San Diego office.

Audio Geer’s Mike Cromer, recommended QSC Audio’s KLA active line array system. CSS installed two hangs of three KLA12 12-inch, two-way powered, line array loudspeakers, finished in white, suspending them from the ceiling structure.  In addition, two QSC K10 two-way, active 10-inch speakers were placed in the chapel’s stage area for monitoring on.

“I suggested the QSC KLA system because it was a great solution for this project – the simplicity with which it could be installed, the lack of tuning that it needed once it was flown and the overall coverage were perfect for that room,” says Cromer. “The fact that the arrays were available in a white finish was another positive factor for the client. And, because KLA loudspeakers are incredibly power efficient, only two 20-amp AC circuits were required for the install.”

“The principal problem was that the main chapel had old analog equipment that had been in there for 15 or 20 years,” Hardman continues. “We were replacing gigantic old speakers that had no real coverage. The whole thing needed to be upgraded and brought up to modern specs. It’s a large, hexagonal, very open structure with a very high ceiling, so we needed a speaker system with a wide spread that could be fairly easily directed.”

the building, which acts as an ecumenical and community center for military base personnel, CSS installed QSC AcousticDesign surface- and ceiling loudspeakers. “We installed a pair of white AD-S282H two-way, full-range, surface-mount speakers in the small chapel and six AD-CI52ST two-way, high-fidelity in-ceiling speakers in the overflow room,” adds Hardman. “A QSC ISA500Ti 70V amplifier powers the speakers in the overflow room while an ISA750 two-channel amp drives the system in the small chapel.”

CSS made a variety upgrades to the video systems, says Hardman, “We repurposed a couple of rear-screen video projectors that were in the main chapel, and installed new projectors and screens in the overflow room and the new chapel that have the new wide-screen formats.” Touch screens in each of the three rooms plus a main control panel enable easy preset operation of the installed AV systems.  A digital mixing console and multiple DVD machines in the control room for AV recording and playback also feed the system.

About CCS, Inc.
Since 1991, Scottsdale, Ariz.-based CCS has served customers in the corporate, government and educational sectors. CCS provides full-service integration, installation and maintenance of audio and video equipment, including LCD & plasma displays, digital projectors, interactive whiteboards, room control systems, audio systems, high definition videoconferencing systems and more. The company has expanded from a two-person operation to one of the largest A/V integrators in the U.S., with more than 450 employees, sales offices in 13 states and annual revenue in excess of $115 million. CCS was recently ranked by Systems Contractor News magazine as one of the nation's top audio-visual integrator and by Ranking Arizona as the number 2 Computer Training Center in Arizona. For more information about CCS, visit www.ccsprojects.com.