The Bible is the de facto standard for all church worship needs including sound and acoustics.
2 Timothy 2:15
Posted by jdbsound on March 18, 2013
Completed their Sound System and Acoustical upgrade in Summer of 2012.
In the last year, all of the complaint about sound have been exchange for a growing church.
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Posted in Church Acoustics, Church Sound Systems, Photos of Church Projects | Tagged: acoustics, barrel Diffuser, Bible, ceilings, Church, Church Sound Systems, diffusers, JdB Sound Acoustics, Ontario Canada, pews, pipe organ. worship, room acoustics, scattering, Sound, standing wave, Toronto, walls, Windermere United Church | Comments Off on Windermere United Church, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Posted by jdbsound on June 11, 2012
Who gets the final say in Church Aesthetics? The Architect or the Acoustician?
My opinion suggests that if the Architect is able to provide a space with the right acoustical performance, then they get the final say. If they fail to design a complete worship space that meets the churches needs acoustical for the life time of the church building, people like me get the final say in how a church looks. (I don’t think many Architects like this and this is why they don’t like hiring me.) Instead some churches are hiring me instead of Architects for their worship space and HVAC designs. My services cost less and hiring the Architect for just the engineering and exterior finish of the church (which the community sees every day) costs way less too.
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Posted by jdbsound on May 22, 2012
Is a New Church or existing Church complete after it opens for worship or after it has the proper acoustics installed?
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Posted by jdbsound on May 22, 2012
The ear can hear distortion before it shows up on the meters of most mixers including studio and digital mixers. When the room acoustics are good, you can hear the distortion up to 6dB sooner than what the meters show.
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