Duluth, GA (July 11, 2014)—The Cross Pointe Church in Duluth, GA recently replaced its audio system with new gear that included a Meyer Sound Mica line array system based around 1100-LFC low-frequency control elements. The new system replaces the previous, nine-year-old Meyer Sound CQ-2 loudspeaker system, which will continue to serve in a second Cross Pointe campus that will open in late 2014.
The new system includes main hangs of seven-each Mica loudspeakers, which provide uniform coverage for most of the 1,700-seat worship auditorium. Four UPM-1P loudspeakers and a single UPA-1P loudspeaker provide front and center fill, respectively, while four 1100-LFC loudspeakers arranged in left and right cardioid pairs supply low end. A Galileo Callisto loudspeaker management system with two Galileo Callisto 616 array processors supplies drive and optimization.
System design and installation was handled by Tom Larrison of Norcross, GA-based Blue Hat Design, with assistance by Scott Clark and Joe Kimsey.
The new Mica installation is complemented by Avid Venue Profile and D-Show consoles at FOH and monitors, respectively, Waves and McDSP processing plug-ins, and Shure PSM 1000 in-ear monitoring systems.
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