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Crest, Peavey Make A Splash in Vegas

The Las Vegas Strip’s famed Fountains of Bellagio recently added new music to its repertoire for the first time in six years, and its heard daily with help from Crest Audio power amplifiers and MediaMatrix digital networked audio processors.

Las Vegas, NV (August 10, 2012)—The Las Vegas Strip’s famed Fountains of Bellagio recently added new music to its repertoire for the first time in six years, and its heard daily with help from Crest Audio power amplifiers and MediaMatrix digital networked audio processors.

The Bellagio recently added “Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds,” “Billie Jean,” and Glenn Miller’s “In The Mood” to the playlist. The 8 1/2-acre body of water that welcomes visitors to the Bellagio features more than 1,200 water cannons, including 16 “extreme shooters” capable of sending water streams up to 500 feet in the air, as well as a mood-setting fog system and nearly 5,000 lights to illuminate the display seven nights a week. Each fountain is programmed and maintained by a team of 30 specialists, and in their 14 years of operation, the Fountains of Bellagio have never missed a show due to a technical issue.

A team of Crest Audio networkable power amplifiers provide sound reinforcement for the Fountains of Bellagio. The system includes 79 Crest Audio CKi 800V amps, 21 CKi 1600V amps, two CKi 800S amps, and one CKi 1600S amp, all of which are outfitted with Nx Ethernet cards for networking with the Peavey MediaMatrix NION n6 processor, which controls the zones, volume, EQ, mapping and more for the entire audio system.

“Crest Audio power amplifiers have a reputation for reliability in the field, and that has proven true here at the Bellagio,” said system integrator Art Martinez. “Crest Audio’s CKi networkable amplifiers allow us to manage and control hundreds of loudspeakers through each individual amplifier by interfacing with the MediaMatrix NIONs, which are the heart and soul of the system.”

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