Martin Audio provides sound for the cultural complex of the Port Kobe Museum

In it Museo Port Kobe a system has been installed Martin Audio composed of 29 cabinets CDD6TX y 52 Adorn series speakers, ACP-55T y ASC-55T.

He Museo Port Kobe (Japan) It is a cultural complex made up of an aquarium, a dining room and a wedding space (bridal desk). A dining room has been built on the ground floor., typified by the Kobe restaurant brand, Tooth Tooth, where a Martin Audio system has been installed for background music produced by Fish Four.

In total, They have been mounted on several pillars 29 cabinets CDD6TX, covering a large area of ​​the restaurant. Besides, series speakers Adorn They have been located in the hallways with the pendants ACP-55T and ceiling ASC-55T. Including the outdoor terrace, there is a total of 52 Martin Audio speakers.

“At night, DJs come in and play live. Besides, there is an event space in the room and, if required, can be installed a Blackline X10 laptop”, comment Yutaka Okano, president of Port Kobe Museum.

Since there are three locations in the building where DJ booths can be set up, it was necessary to devise ways to transfer the signal inputs from these locations, and this was achieved through a mobile input DSP rack, with the input signal delivered to the system via Dante. Switch between 'Start DJ' sources’ y ‘Return to BGM’ it's simple.

“There is an aquarium over the bar counter, in the center of the restaurant, and this is visible from below. We have created an incredible atmosphere that is worth experiencing when visiting Kobe”, Okano finished.