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TECHNICAL INFORMATION


WARSAW 56 x JBL PD5322/64 speaker; 12 x JBL PD5212/64 speaker; 12 x JBL PD5125 subwoofer; 106 x Crown CTs 2000 amplifier; 4 x BSS Audio Soundweb London BLU-160 processor; 5 x BSS Audio Soundweb London BLU-100 processor; 1 x Soundcraft Si Compact 24 console; AKG microphones; 4 x Optarget LED screen


GDANSK 75 x JBL PD5212/64 WRX speaker; 34 x Crown CTs 3000 amplifier; 16 x BSS Audio Soundweb London BLU-32 processor; 1 x BSS Audio Soundweb London BLU-32 processor; 2 x JBL LSR2325P studio monitor; AKG K171 headphones


WROCLAW 59 x JBL PD5200/95 WRX speaker; 28 x JBL PD5200/43 WRX speaker; 56 x JBL PD5125 WRX speaker; 47 x Crown CTs 3000 amplifier; BSS Audio Soundweb London BLU-80 and BLU-800 processors; 1 x Soundcraft GB4-16 console; 90 x JBL ControlContractor 8128 ceiling speaker; 2 x JBL LSR2325P studio monitor; AKG DMS700 wireless mic system; Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Vision AVL-ODX8 LED screen


BLU-80 device, located in the audio control room and four BLU- 32 devices set in each of the four amp rack positions. The design includes built-in redundancy, with a Crown CTs 3000 in each amp rack designated for emergency use (providing automatic changeover in the unlikely event of an amplifier failure). Each rack also includes a BSS Audio Soundweb London BLU-32 device. In the Skybox, the main control room houses a routing device for a Soundcraft GB 2/16 console and sends signals from four AKG 4500 channels of wireless microphones and three wired AKG microphones (a D5 and two C 535 EB II). Two JBL LSR2325P studio monitors provide near-field monitoring, along with AKG K171 headphones. The processor rack also contains a BSS Audio Soundweb London BLU- 80 device and two dbx AFS 224 advanced feedback suppression processors. The conference rooms feature JBL Control Series 29AV and Control 24CT loudspeakers, powered by Crown CDi Series amps with processing handled by a dbx SC 32 digital matrix processor and ZonePro 1260m digital zone processors, along with eight channels of AKG 4500 wireless microphones. Karalow reflected: “Despite a limited budget, the sound is excellent because of the Harman equipment, and the results of independent measurements showed excellent speech intelligibility and SPL.”


WROCLAW Stadion Miejski in Wroclaw is the highest Category 4 Municipal Stadium in the country. ESS’s technical team engaged in a similar fast-fit installation to the one carried out Gdánsk for the audio installation of the 42,000-capacity stadium, again sourcing most of the equipment from the Harman portfolio. ESS Audio worked within an innovative architectural concept - devised by JSK Architekci and built by German company, Max Boegl


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