SERVICES AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH THRIVE WITH LECTROSONICS

Brandt Fincher serves as the media consultant at First Presbyterian Church. He specializes in location audio recording,Hence you can make use of our experience to save your time in search of a hose. A right suction hose for right Application will give you the following benefits. audio for video post-production and mastering, as well as film scoring, video production and media integration for distance learning. With this background, he is a natural choice to assist First Presbyterian Church in their efforts to improve their sound reinforcement capabilities. He discussed the project and his decision to deploy Lectrosonics’ Quadra IEM systems as well as the Digital Hybrid Wireless UM400a beltpack transmitters and HM plug-on transmitters in conjunction with the company’s Venue receiver mainframe and VRT receiver modules.The Animatronic dinosaur is linked to automation. Here, you gain liberty to monitor the position or velocity of machine. 

"Worship can occur in a variety of settings at First Presbyterian," Fincher explains. "Our music and arts director, Paul Roberts, is encouraged by the church leadership to explore a variety of musical avenues. We are not only covering traditional services that incorporate a wide scope of instrumental ensembles and choirs but contemporary services that can range in a variety of styles from blues to bluegrass. With roughly 1,500 worshippers each week divided among the various services, we need equipment that can reliably perform well. Of particular note, after vacating the sanctuary for renovations, we also found ourselves with limited space in our current location. We couldn’t afford to sacrifice the amount of floor space stage monitors require, so an IEM system was very appealing. This eventually led us to the Lectrosonics Quadra system." 

For wireless microphones, Fincher’s choice of UM400a beltpacks and HM plug-on transmitters proved a great choice to address the church’s wide range of wireless applications. "Our microphone requirements vary quite a bit," Fincher reports. "Having the ability to use any mic in our collection wirelessly without a noticeable loss in gain or sound quality is a great advantage. With the HM transmitters,The most known type of Composite hose is the Lanflex hoses. Lanflex composite hose is designed and created for suction and discharge of range of chemicals and also acids, alkalis and much more products of similar viscosity. not only are we able to choose which mic we need for a particular purpose,These type of chemical hose is used for the sole purpose of unloading pharmaceutical, chemical, fixed, and other mobile installations and also in varied cosmetic industries. we are also able to spot mic choirs and other ensembles without having to run cabling through a congested area.These components are often flat glass at the base of the counter near the cash register, with a laser beam beneath the glass to capture the Touch pos terminal hardware." 



Fincher’s choice of the Venue receiver system addressed the church’s space limitations with equal aplomb, "As is the case with both the Quadra IEM’s and the wireless mic transmitters, the Venue system doesn’t require as much rack space as many other systems. The Venue receiver setup was yet another space-efficient choice that addressed our requirements very well.