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Mosaiek

Mosaiek · Roodepoort, Johannesburg

Band performing on stage in front of a wide LED wall with a welcome message and light rings

Summary

Modern auditorium

Mosaiek Church bought a line array in 2004, among the first houses of worship to do so. We updated its audio with a d&b J-Series system and replaced its projection with a PixelPlus Xcell LED display.

A 2004 line array, updated fifteen years on.

The setting

Mosaiek Church is a church in Roodepoort, Johannesburg. Its auditorium has tiered seating and a wide, curved stage, and hosts both local and international artists.

The challenge

In 2004 Mosaiek became one of the first houses of worship to invest in a line array system (speakers hung in a column so sound reaches the whole room). Fifteen years later, the church wanted to invest again.

It wanted technology that was more efficient, streamlined and friendly to visiting artists and their riders, to support both local and international artists.

What we did

We supplied a d&b J-Series line array, supported by multiple delays (extra speakers that cover the back of the room) and subwoofers.

We also updated the display. A large PixelPlus Xcell series LED display replaced the church's existing projection system. It spans the stage, with side screens either side.

The outcome

The church now has a system that is more efficient and streamlined, and set up to host both local and international artists.

In figures

Year Mosaiek bought its first line array
2004
Source: SAW project records

Equipment used

  • d&b audiotechnik J-Series line array
  • Multiple delays and subwoofers
  • PixelPlus Xcell series LED display

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