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back in 2009,” said Jorma Tikka of Noretron Audio. “Then again in 2010; with initial plans for the equipment coming after that. The Vi- king Line had a clear vision of the desired result and this made things a lot easier, with only minor changes needed from the original design, which was put together by Viking’s own team.
“Our delivery consisted of entertainment audio equipment for a num- ber of areas around the cruise ship from bars and clubs to restau- rants, lounge bars, shopping and public areas.” Turbosound loudspeakers dominate the audio line-up in Vogue nightclub, Rockmore bar and Retro bar where eight TCS-1061-100 three-way line array loudspeakers used alongside nine TFA-600B subwoofers; six TCS-122 two way loudspeakers; six TCS-B15B sub- woofers; 10 NuQ-6 compact two-way loudspeakers; two TCX-15B subwoofers and two NuQ-10 compact two-way loudspeakers have been installed.
Throughout other areas of the cruise ship - including Aurora buffet restaurtant, Frank’s casual dining restaurant, Oscar a la carte restau- rant and Seamore champagne lounge - 47 Turbosound Impact 55T architectural loudspeakers are installed along with 256 Turbosound TCS-C50T in-ceiling loudspeakers. A combination of
Lab.gruppen amplifi ers and processors power the loudspeakers - including four PLM 10000Q amplifi ers, 13 C 20:8X amplifi ers, two C 10:8X ampli- fi ers, one C 10:4X amplifi er; six C 48:4 amplifi ers, and three NLB6 60E Nomad Link bridge and network controllers.
Lab.gruppen amplifi ers have proved to be the right choice in other cruise ships of Viking Line, so the decision was easy when choosing the amplifi er platform for the new ship. “We like the
Lab.gruppen am- plifi ers because they sound good, they are reliable, and they are also very lightweight, which is important for us,” said Jouni. “We have used
Lab.gruppen almost exclusively on our ships for the past 18 years.
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