Projects

Academy of Music Theatre

The Academy of Music Theatre in Northampton, Massachusetts has a long and storied history as the nation’s first municipally owned theater. Opened in 1891, the Academy quickly became a favorite stop on tours of leading troupes and big-name performers, ranging from Mae West to Harry Houdini. With the advent of film in the 1930s, the Academy screened silent films, soon followed by talkies, in addition to hosting live entertainment. The Academy has evolved over time to support a wide variety of programming, including rock concerts, theatrical productions, films, literary arts, dance, and youth programs. As the Academy evolved, the need for an updated sound system to support their diverse programming became increasingly apparent.

Boyne City High School Auditorium

Dallas City Performance Hall

The Dallas City Performance Hall located in the heart of the Dallas Arts District accommodates a range of event types. This first phase included a 750-seat multipurpose hall and its support and public areas. Future phases will add two 200-seat flexible theaters, an art gallery and café.

New England Conservatory of Music

Since its founding in 1867, the New England Conservatory of Music (NEC) has earned a reputation as one of the world’s finest music schools. Built in 1903, Jordan Hall has become the heart of the conservatory. With performances by leading soloists and ensembles, as well as student recitals and concerts, the beautiful 1,029-seat concert venue is nothing short of legendary. Both NEC and Jordan Hall were declared National Landmarks in 1994, making the conservatory the first music school in the nation to receive such a dual designation. The hall’s acoustics perform magnificently for traditional orchestral music, but due to the building’s historic status (and lack of need), for many years a sound system was never integrated. That all changed at the beginning of 2015 with the installation of a Fulcrum loudspeaker array featuring AH65 high-efficiency, full-range coaxial horns, and RX699 coaxial loudspeakers.

The United Theatre