Abstract
More than a decade ago, we were tasked with designing a sound reinforcement system that would provide great speech intelligibility, in a highly reverberant space, without modifying any of the architectural finishes. The sound system had to support different types of events, held in different locations within the space, and with varying audience sizes. In 2015, we were asked to revisit that original loudspeaker design, and upgrade the sound system in that same space. This paper presents a case study of both upgrades, and describes the challenges, the lessons learned, and the changes in approach from the original upgrade to the most recent sound system design.
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