ARnie writes:
That's the way to go. Be sure you build in appropriate
delays to each set of speakers. I think the congregation
will be pleased with the results.
Pew back speakers sound like a great idea until you run the wire and
buy all of the necessary infrastructure.
INdeed, but I don't think these folks are doing the praise
band thing, at least most churches with a majority of
elderly don't seem to in my experience.
tHey could invest just as much in all those racks and
stacks, which aren't going to improve clarity in such a
room.
I'd advocate for the pew back system. TO get almost as good with conventional racks and stacks is going to require as
much money.
Regards,
Richard
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