As a growing church in Maylene, AL, Community desires to reach across generations and build a diverse, dynamic family-centered fellowship. During a sanctuary renovation, the church opted to move from a center projection screen, which covered their baptismal, to two side screens, necessitating the addition of a second projector and screen. To overcome their house-lighting while providing a quality image, however, meant bulky high-output projectors and specialized screens out of their price range.
After a demonstration and price comparison, the church opted to install two LED direct-view displays, reducing their power needs, creating a substantially brighter, higher-contrast image, eliminating the issue of bulb replacements, and allowing the panels to virtually disappear from the back wall when powered off.
While pulling cables, our team identified that one of their techs had chosen to run powered speaker lines over their multichannel snake – a move that was likely to destroy their snake, and could have started a fire in their walls at any time. At no added cost and still within the initial project timeline, we were able to re-engineer and redeploy their sound system to make better use of their speakers and amplifiers, eliminate the fire risk and protect their investment into the campus and their community.
