ImageNet Consulting partnered with Fulcrum Acoustic to design a sound system supported by the Venueflex Immersive Processor with Active Acoustics and Object-Based Mixing technologies and reinforced by Fulcrum loudspeakers. Multiple virtual acoustic environments allow the room to shift from a symphony hall to a smaller, more controlled room with simple console operation, keeping the system accessible for staff while creating new opportunities for students and performers.

Bar du Port needed a sound system with the flexibility to transition from a scenic dining experience to a lively nightlife venue while not disturbing nearby residences and businesses. The loudspeakers also needed to withstand demanding outdoor conditions including extreme heat and seaside elements. To meet these challenges, Levels AV installed a weather-resistant sound system that delivers even coverage across the entire rooftop venue.

Nestled in a residential neighborhood, Anthony James Partners and C.V. Lloyde wanted to deliver clear, impactful sound throughout the historic Rose Bowl, entrance gates, and Wine Garden while respecting nearby homes and streets. A Fulcrum Acoustic sound system was installed using weather-resistant FH1595 loudspeakers and CS218L dual 18-inch subwoofers. Additional FH1565, CCX1526, and CX826 loudspeakers extend coverage to concourses and entry points. The system that provides consistent, controlled, intelligible audio for fans while not disturbing the surrounding neighborhoods.

Seacoast Church’s Johns Island campus came with its own mix of design needs, a modern worship space, clean visual aesthetic, and the flexibility to serve wedding celebrations and other events. Working with WAVE, Fulcrum Acoustic helped deliver a system that supports both music and speech with clear, even coverage and reduced stage spill. The result is a space that feels consistent throughout the room, stays visually unobtrusive, and is now ready for the Johns Island community,

Mackey Arena is the home court for the Purdue Boilermakers basketball team at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana and a centerpiece for major campus events. To match the intensity of its fan base while delivering clear, intelligible sound to every seat, the venue was upgraded with a Fulcrum Acoustic sound system designed by C.V. Lloyde Audiovisual in collaboration with Anthony James Partners.

Lincoln Financial Field opened in 2003 as the home stadium for the Philadelphia Eagles NFL team. In addition to Eagles football, it regularly hosts the Temple University Owls, the Army-Navy game and many soccer games each season. In 2017, the Stadium staff asked Diversified to design a new, upgraded audio system for the seating bowl. Diversified developed a comprehensive design, installed in multiple phases during off-seasons starting in spring of 2018.

Opened in September 2014, the Visual and Performing Arts Center at Western Connecticut State University (WCSU) is a stunning achievement in architecture and technology. Several years in the making, the 130,000 square foot facility comprises three wings – Theatre Arts, Music, and Visual Arts. The Center houses a multitude of spaces including a concert hall, studio theatre, recording studio and rehearsal rooms, as well as an art gallery, painting and sculpture studios and numerous other creative spaces.

Built in 1969, Bethany First Church of Nazarene is a 1,650-seat mid-century modern cathedral with a large pipe organ as a backdrop for the stage. With a growing congregation, they reconfigured seating and expanded their programming. To support these changes, they desired a new sound system that could reinforce both their traditional services and contemporary band-driven worship.

Club Ginza is a 3,100-square-foot club and lounge in Wuxi City, China. Catering to the city’s young nightlife crowd, the club needed a sound system to overcome its high ceilings, reflective LED surfaces, and large structural columns. Delivering powerful, high-SPL sound and even coverage throughout the room, Fulcrum created an impactful listening experience enhancing its energetic live performances.

Spartan Stadium, home to the Michigan State Spartans, was constructed in 1923 at a cost of $160,000 – equivalent to over $2.5 million today – with a seating capacity of just 14,000. Michigan State University occasionally leases the venue for concerts and sporting events, including a hockey game between Michigan State and Michigan that held a world record for the largest ice hockey crowd in history.