KV2 Audio claims sound in places of worship during FILO

Of the 5 al 6 of may, the FILO Conference reúne en Willow Creek Community Church de South Barrington (Illinois) to technicians, production specialists and companies such as KV2 to share knowledge and innovative solutions that help drive “more effective” worship experiences.

Founded in 2014 by megachurches technician Todd Elliot, FILO (First In Last Out) is a non-profit organization whose mission is provide technicians in the places of worship sector with the necessary knowledge to create “impressive spaces”. Elliot, along with other members of the FILO teaching team, will meet at the Willow Creek Community Church to impart technical sessions and discussions in which we will explore how technology plays a vital role in places of worship around the world.

At this year's event, that has assistance options both in person as live by streaming, KV2 Audio will make his debut with a demonstration dedicated to showcasing its bespoke solutions for the clarity and transparency of live sound, qualities highly valued by church production professionals. The American KV2 team, headed by newly appointed sales representative Max Clixby, will show products from its entire range of speakers, with models from the series EX y ESR designed specifically for installations in places of worship.

Clixby and his team will detail the system ESD Cube, Designed for clarity in vocal reproduction and housed in a compact aluminum housing offering a discreet solution for installations where aesthetics are important. The active speaker system will also be presented EX28, based on the success of EX26. The installation will also include three different system configurations: he ESR106 combined with two units EX1.8, he ES1.0 combined with two ES2.6 and the ESR215 combined with four subwoofers VHD2.18J.

“All the systems we present are paradigmatic examples of the suitability of KV2 for applications in places of worship. KV2 Audio has a long history of supporting this sector, and our systems are chosen time and time again for their speech intelligibility and long-term reliability.”, explains Clixby, who emphasizes that their solutions help “transmit messages clearly to all parishioners”.

The solutions of KV2 They have an extensive presence in places of worship from all over the world: from Anchor Point Church in the United Kingdom, to the church of San Miguel in Spain, passing by the Tongyeong Juklin Church in South Korea or the City Church of Seattle in the United States.