The city is located in the north-east of Hungary, where Interton - working alongside general contractor, Strabag Inc- has designed the complete audiovisual system for the multi-purpose, 1000-capacity auditorium, including the room acoustics.
In order to create a system that fulfilled the many requirements, project manager Zoltán Horváth constructed a CobraNet network between the stage and the studio, and between the studio and amplifier room, where QSC's new PowerLight 3 amplifiers are monitored and controlled via the company's Basis 902zz, operating under the QSControl.net platform.
A second Basis (922uz) helps to optimise the signal sent from various mic and line sources to eight of QSC's ILA WL-2082i. These are flown four a side in conjunction with a WL115sw sub, while a pair of HPR-122i's are used as infills or for portable use. The system is powered by a PL325 and a pair of PL380's from the company's new-generation PL3 series.
With help from QSC, Interton has succeeded in providing the technical infrastructure for a facility which can now host concerts, exhibitions, conferences, opening ceremonies and sports events.
Interton MD, Géza Balogh commented: "The client is delighted with the result. Once the funding becomes available the ILA and the Basis systems will be expanded."
He added that the second phase of development is also expected to include mobile and fixed HPR loudspeakers, as well as professional recording systems, wireless interpreter and conference systems, Crestron control, voice evacuation system, cinema projection and inductive loop.
(Jim Evans)
