Audac technology merges with the atmosphere of a quaint Scottish restaurant

Bertie’s sound infrastructure has been designed using 14 Ateo6 wall speakers, who are accompanied by others 12 ceiling Celo8 and 2 Celo5. Some equipment that is controlled from the MWX65 panels.

On Victoria Street, in Edinburgh, is found Bertie’s Proper Fish & Chips, a restaurant that is located in an old church and that serves typical dishes from the country. A place that attracts both tourists and local residents.

In this picturesque restaurant, both the design and the, where it has been decided to use a very nautical theme, as an optimal sound infrastructure that serves to create an intimate and pleasant atmosphere.

This sound infrastructure has been provided by the distributor of Audac in UK, Choke.

The dining room is equipped with 14 Ateo6 wall speakers that are accompanied by 12 other high-end Celo8 ceiling speakers and 2 also Celo5 ceiling. These models were chosen since they offer high-quality audio playback and their design allows them to blend with the interior design.. Thanks to the all-in-one wall panels of two MWX65, Entry signals and volume can be easily controlled at strategic points in the restaurant.

The audio system is built around an MTX48 zone mixer, which separates the restaurant into multiple zones and ensures that the speakers produce the right sound where needed. With the Audac Touch application you control the entire audio system, which is powered by two SMQ350 four-channel power amplifiers.

Complete equipment:

• An MTX48 four-zone audio matrix.
• Two MWX65 wall panels.
• From SMQ350 amplifiers.
• 14 Atheist speakers& con CleverMount 6”.
• 12 Celo8 and two Celo5 speakers.