Venue News
Central to the install are the cost-effective Venu 6 V2 and Venu 8 V2 high end compact speakers, providing functionality no matter the style or type of event taking place in Monarchy, and perfect for a high impact bar installation of this type where coverage into all corners of the room is required. These workhorse fixtures are supported by the Venu 112 V2 subwoofer which were installed in a flown configuration, freeing up floorspace which is at a premium in such a North London venue.
Monarchy also has a small courtyard at the back of the venue and it was here that AT&C installed the IP-55 rated Cyclone speakers which are fully controlled to ensure no noise disturbance for local residents.
Cirrus 6.1 ceiling speakers, alongside the small but durable Bias Q2 amplifier and easy to set up Bias D1 amplifier completed the Void Acoustics install. Because the client wanted to use a Dante network as the backbone for the audio,
this was a perfect solution as the Bias Q2 and Bias D1 amplifiers are equipped with Dante as standard which proved useful for the integration phase of the project.
The resulting impact of the Void Acoustics system has been extremely well received, as Freya Clarke, Marketing Manager for AB-InBev confirms. “AT&C really nailed our brief and the installation was completed to a high level of professionalism, and it all works flawlessly throughout the space. Monarchy is in the centre of Camden and audio is very important to the vibe of the space.
Following AT&C’s suggestion we opted for a higher spec Void Acoustics system and have been very impressed with the sound quality and overall performance. We hold live music events regularly and the feedback has been great.”
North London continues to respect and applaud its music history, and Void couldn’t be more delighted to be up-front and centre.
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