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Posted by jdbsound on December 3, 2015
Nothing is more frustrating than visiting a church and not understanding or struggling to hear what is being said. With all the science and knowledge there is, there is no excuse for any church, new or old to not have good sound. Sadly, only five percent of the total church community has sound quality that is suited for worship. Sure, there are some churches that have one aspect of church sound that passes but very few churches can do speech, music and congregational singing well.
Church Acoustics is one of the most difficult professions to work in. While it is complicated and the variable are infinite, it is made much easier with consistently good results when following the biblical method of controlling any room. There are only a few people in the world that follow this method but once you experience the quality of the acoustics of one of these churches that are managed in this way, everything else sounds disappointing.
The Church Sound System is one of the easiest systems to design, install and use when you have good acoustics. When you have poor acoustics, the sound system always fights back and lets you know where the problems are. Until the room is tamed, no amount of sound equipment or expert knowledge can overcome the physical barriers of the room. In an age when headsets, ear buds, HDTV, computers and home entertainment systems are of such high quality, first time visitor and members of most churches want the same quality sound at church. When the acoustics of a church follows the Bible’s example of quality sound (which is a method detailed over 3000 years ago), it allows the modern sound system to perform as good as any contemporary form of media there is and satisfy the most discriminate of listeners while delivering the best level of speech possible.
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