Canada - Established in 1961, multi-cultural Willingdon Church located in Burnaby, British Columbia recently installed a new Adamson system. In the 1,200 seat House of Worship where musicals, cantatas, weekly sermons, worship services and concerts are enjoyed by members of the Burnaby Community.

Pastor Ron Clark commented: "After listening to the Adamson system the first time and then reviewing other line array's in the industry, it seemed that they were missing something that could not be pin-pointed, but upon coming back for a final demonstration with Adamson, it was apparent that Adamson fulfilled all sound requirements, and we were convinced it was the right choice."

Willingdon Church purchased 16 Spektrix Cabinets, four Spektrix Subs, one M121.5, and nine CB1's with Lab.Gruppen Fp and C Series amplifiers. The Church's Dynacord 12" stage monitors received a Lab.Gruppen C28:4 Amp. The sound design was created and installed by contractor LTS Worldwide, in conjunction with Willingdon Church's Audio Technicians Mark Siemens and Kevin Koehn.

Feedback from the congregation has been entirely positive, system technician Mark Siemens notes that the evenness in coverage throughout the auditorium was very important: "This system delivers. The quality of the full range sound is superior to the other systems we tested, which makes mixing really enjoyable. The warmth and clarity without any harshness really sold me on this system. We go from choir and orchestra, to rock within the same service, and the Spektrix system performs great for both".

(Jim Evans)


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