professional range catalogue - Tannoy
professional range catalogue - Tannoy
professional range catalogue - Tannoy
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Delivering a clear and concise sermon with QFlex<br />
Just as All Saints Chapel is the heart of spiritual life at this prestigious<br />
Dallas area school, the Chapel’s dual manual, twenty seven-stop organ<br />
– designed specifically for the school by organ-master, Fritz Noack – is<br />
the heart of the chapel. Intentionally designed to have a long, smooth<br />
reverberation time, the Chapel favours sonic sources like their<br />
magnificent organ and ensemble vocals, but when it comes to speech,<br />
small musical ensembles or program music, its stark Greek design and<br />
vertical concrete walls become a liability. Happily for the school,<br />
<strong>Tannoy</strong>’s QFlex line of digitally steerable, multi-channel, array speakers<br />
are also purpose built; not only to provide a total audio solution for<br />
extremely difficult acoustic environments, but to do so with a degree of<br />
elegance that makes them an ideal solution for The Episcopal School of<br />
Dallas’ specific needs.<br />
Since the <strong>Tannoy</strong> QFlex rig went in this past Spring, explains Matthew<br />
Noack, Director of Real Estate at the school, a torrent of complaints<br />
fielded by the School’s Founder, Father Swan, have become a<br />
steady stream of compliments. “It’s a huge change, he says.<br />
“Before, people could not understand the sermon if they were in<br />
the back of the chapel. This has brought back the spoken word as<br />
a very clear component to our worship.”<br />
Project: The Pavilion<br />
Location: Glasgow, Scotland<br />
Type: Performance Theatre<br />
Star performance from VQ Series<br />
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Project: Episcopal School<br />
of Dallasʼs All Saints Chapel<br />
Location: Dallas, USA.<br />
Type: House of Worship<br />
Applications<br />
The Pavilion, one of Glasgow’s oldest and best loved variety theatre<br />
venues, has recently overhauled its FOH system with a pair of <strong>Tannoy</strong><br />
VQ 100 full-<strong>range</strong> loudspeakers. The new VQ 100s add a new level of<br />
clarity, definition and presence to the performances within the historic<br />
1449-seat auditorium and have gone down well with both cast and<br />
audiences since they were installed during the summer season.<br />
A single VQ 100 can produce more power and clarity over its 100 degree<br />
beamwidth area than many arrayed solutions using multiple cabinets,<br />
thanks to <strong>Tannoy</strong>’s latest Dual Concentric driver technology, patented Point<br />
Source Waveguide and innovative horn design that are the hallmarks of VQ<br />
Series. The class-leading performance characteristics meant that two<br />
full-<strong>range</strong> enclosures were all that was required, minimising the aesthetic<br />
impact not to mention the installation cost. General Manager,Iain Gordon,<br />
has spent long enough in the industry to have a keen sense of venue<br />
acoustics and knows a good system when he hears it. Clearly impressed<br />
with the new install he commented, <strong>Tannoy</strong>’s VQ Series sounds better than<br />
anything I’ve heard in over 30 years of working in the theatre business. The<br />
new system really gives our performers a whole new level of presence in<br />
our shows and projects truly natural sound across the whole audience.”