Sennheiser Spectera transforms worship service at Revolution Church

The Spectera wideband two-way wireless audio system from Sennheiser brings the performance and reliability that this American cult center, with several campuses, required for its broadcasting center.

Revolution Church, a multi-campus ministry in the state of Georgia (EU) ha modernized its main broadcasting center, located in the city of Canton, with the ecosystem Sennheiser Spectera wideband two-way wireless audio, with which he has solved his problems with radio frequency density (RF) and improved audio in your worship and ministry services.

Sennheiser Spectera, which distributes in the Spanish market Magnetron, not only offers optimal sound quality, but the reliability and flexibility necessary to support the diverse and dynamic production programming of this church, providing peace of mind to both team members and loyalists.

The church serves thousands of people weekly and helps coordinate a global network for the implementation of worship centers, which has led to modernizing its transmission center to provide quality and reliable service to other locations.

How do you explain Brian Damerow, minister of production and creativity of Revolution Church, The goal was to install a solution that was a long term investment. “Trying to have redundancy and resilience across all of our essential systems is always a goal and Spectera fit the bill”.

Revolution Church depends on a variety of EW G3/G4 series handheld microphones 300 y 500 for events, including Sunday service. The decision to implement sixteen new Specter pack systemsa was a direct response to the specific needs they had, as integrate a high channel density en uno solo de televisión, a crucial feature as the RF landscape becomes more complex, and his bidirectional capability.

The easy installation and the simple setup process were crucial, since it was in operation in just twenty minutes. “It was so simple that the entire team was surprised,” Damerow recalls.. The intuitive web interface and intelligent system functionality allow configurations to be quickly saved and redeployed for different events, from a typical Sunday service to a student panel with multiple headset microphones”.

To ensure maximum reliability, those responsible for Revolution Chuch carried out a four antenna configuration, Making the most of built-in system redundancy. They chose to use MADI as main audio input due to its low latency, with a Dante digital audio network as redundancy.

The production team was immediate, just like in worship services, composed of professional musicians and volunteers, highlight the ability to hear a much wider frequency range and in more detail than ever before. “I had very high expectations for Spectera,” adds Damerow.. And all of them have been fulfilled and even surpassed. Definitely, “It is the solution for the future.”.

To Michael Casey, sales director Integrated Production Solutions (IPS), who installed the system, “Sennheiser stands out not only for its exceptional support and responsiveness, but also for a product that offers the performance, the reliability and functions that Revolution Church needed”.

With Sennheiser Spectera installed on the Canton campus, wireless equipment that was replaced in the main room will be redeployed to other parts of the facility, which will provide a cascading update that will benefit Revolution Church in its spread.