Aha livestage
In September 2021, the small town of Fredericia could open the doors to a new club, which forms the framework for a gathering place for generation X and others who are supporters of the generation's music and culture. This club was named Aha live stage, and as the name indicates, on the weekends they offer dancing with live music from various bands, and the rest of the time good music will be played from experienced DJs. The club exudes the 80s with its carefully selected colours, lights and furniture. The owner thus wanted to complete the experience with the best sound system.
In order to give the guests the best experience, the sound designer Tim Høyer became a technical consultant on the project, and he chose to take Stouenborg along for advice. One of the requirements for the good experience was, among other things, that there must be a slow reverberation time. Together we found a solution to this, by using 78 distributed Meyer sound loudspeakers spread over the 600 m2. Furthermore, we installed a front end control system from Yamaha digital matrix, a mixing console from Allen & Heath and last but not least we had a large LED screen set up at the back of the stage.
In order to give the guests the best experience, the sound designer Tim Høyer became a technical consultant on the project, and he chose to take Stouenborg along for advice. One of the requirements for the good experience was, among other things, that there must be a slow reverberation time. Together we found a solution to this, by using 78 distributed Meyer sound loudspeakers spread over the 600 m2. Furthermore, we installed a front end control system from Yamaha digital matrix, a mixing console from Allen & Heath and last but not least we had a large LED screen set up at the back of the stage.
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