Project Case Studies :: PA Systems
Newlandhouse School
Newland House is a co-educational preparatory day school in Teddington, aiming to create a friendly and happy atmosphere in which the children can develop their own varied abilities and interests.
About the project
Two pairs of loudspeakers provide a distributed PA system in what is an extremely reverberant school hall. The equipment is housed in a wall mounted 19" cabinet in an adjacent room and is controlled by an 8-channel mixer in a portable rack bag. A side room is used as an additional audience area and has a 100v line speaker system.
Mixer inputs 1 to 3 are geared up for playback (eg. CD) or electronic instruments (eg. synthesizer). Input 4 has a hand-held radio microphone and input 5 to 8 overhead (Shure MX202) microphones. The mixer itself connects to a microphone multicore cable with an EDAC56 connector.
Summary of equipment installed
- Loudspeakers - Shermann DX150
- Amplifier - QSC RMX145
- Graphic Equaliser - ALTO Control60
- Mixer - AustralianMonitor TX8000
- Radio mic's - Sennheiser ew345
- Wired mic's - Shure MX202/R184
Technical Notes
- DX150 - sensitivity @ 1w/1m 96dB: max output 118dB @ 1m: frequency 85Hz - 18.5KHz: dispersion - 90° x 50°
- RMX1450 - 280w @ 8ohms
- Control60 - digital signal processor (DSP)
- TX8000 - 8-channel (mic/line) rack mount mixer
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8-channel mixer in a rack bag connected to infrastructure by EDAC56 connector
Equipment cabinet