Bialystok, Poland (November 21, 2014)—Bialystok City Stadium in Poland recently underwent a renovation that included a new sound system with Community loudspeakers and Dynacord electronics.
The sound system was installed by Zeto S.A.. which completed the installation in time for the opening of the modernized venue which took place in July 2014. Zeto’s Zbigniew Kaczmarczyk was project manager for the installation.
The main system is housed in the commentary room and linked to four separate amplifier rooms. The audio signal is transmitted over the stadium’s network using the Dante protocol and is triple redundant, with two fiber rings and a turbo function ring.
The system uses a Dynacord CMS 2200-3 audio mixer, 16 x 16 DSP equipped digital control matrix and a DPM 8016 digital matrix manager. The audio matrix is 32 x 32 and handled by Dynacord’s P 64 digital audio matrix units. By using the IRIS-Net network, each element of the system is continuously monitored and all operations are controlled via a Dell all-in-one touch-screen PC.
A DPC 8015 microphone, located on the Events Security Commander desk, has full priority over other audio signals, enabling the effective communication of voice messages in the event of non-standard events.
The main loudspeaker system comprises 48 Community R2-474s and three R2-52s. The combination provides the dispersion patterns required for complete coverage of the stadium’s 360-degree grandstand. In addition, 38 R.25-94s and 41 R.5-99s provide audio for the stadium’s internal promenades and public areas around the building.
Twenty Dynacord DSA 8410 4-channel amplifiers provide a total of 80kW to power the Community loudspeaker systems.
Community Professional Loudspeakers
www.communitypro.com
Dynacord
www.dynacord.com
