Professional Church Audio

By Khary Reynolds

Churches can be amongst the most challenging environments in which to properly set up a professional sound system. Given that the architectural variance between houses of worship is so great, there is rarely a one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to deciding which equipment you will need and how it should be placed. To top it all off, some churches may require a versatile sound system that allows them to accommodate a variety of different speakers, performers and musical styles –

A Sunday Service Gone Tech

Setting the standard for sound and video design/installation, Metro Audio Video has helped make the Sunday morning service at Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church in Columbus, Ohio a pleasant and enriching experience.

For those who manage the audio components of the morning sermon and worship service, the installation of the V-Mix system by Roland has proven to make their task  much easier. Commenting on how easily the system is to set-up basic operations for his sound team, Steve Wood says ” I am learning something new every time I use it.”

 The built in recording feature on the V-Mix system is a valuable component in reproducing the entire service, (worship and sermon) for those who are unable to attend regularly. By simply connecting a USB “thumb drive”, the sound team at Grace can record the stereo mix directly to the USB drive for CD audio quality.

This digital audio system is a featured product with Metro Audio Video in Columbus, Ohio listed on the News Page of their website for complete details of yet, another design/install project well done. Congratulations to Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church of Columbus for going tech and choosing the professionals at Metro Audio Video.