[ATTACH=CONFIG]196818.vB5-legacyid=6179[/ATTACH]3/4/2013 — TURBOSOUND’s switchable active/passive two-way TCS-122/64 speakers and TXD-218 dual 18” subwoofers have been installed in one of India’s most prestigious private schools.

Three pairs of 60°h x 40°v dispersion TCS-122/64 are on FOH duties in St Helena’s Girls School in Pune — dubbed ‘the Oxford of the East’ — and the second largest city in the Indian state of Maharashtra after Mumbai. Two pairs are affixed to each side of the stage in the school’s impressive new auditorium, with a further pair centre stage to cater to the front rows.

In addition, two TURBOSOUND TXD-218 dual 18” front-loaded subwoofers have been placed in each corner of the stage providing full bandwidth down to 30Hz with excellent front to back rejection.

Stage monitoring is handled by four TURBOSOUND Milan M15 powered two-way loudspeakers, which deliver a whopping 450 watts of super-clean power from a lightweight injection-moulded package.

The TURBOSOUND equipment was supplied by Mumbai-based Narain Pro Audio Lighting Pvt Ltd., and installed by Pune-based Yash Audio Visual.

“The school’s newly opened auditorium is dedicated to enhancing musical performances, with an acoustic design by Mr Micky Registrar,” says Narain Pro Audio’s Director Manoj Motwani. “We needed a sound system that would enhance the natural acoustics afforded to this structure and sound fantastic for music and speech, and also as a 7.1 Dolby digital/DTH compatible cinema. The frequency response of the system was of paramount importance to be able to deliver on all counts.

“With TURBOSOUND’s TCS-122/64 on FOH we achieved an even coverage of the auditorium over the first 60ft with only 2dB variation, and long throw capabilities of up to 106dB SPL at 80ft. The result is stunning audio quality throughout the auditorium.”

“The core arrayable models in our TCS contracting series are offered with rotatable dispersion pattern options, including 90° x 60°, 90° x 40° and 60° x 40°,” says TURBOSOUND’S head of marketing Martin Reid, “and this gives the installer the widest possible choices to ensure that coverage of the room is optimal.”

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TURBOSOUND is a leading designer and manufacturer of professional loudspeaker systems serving the most demanding audio professionals on major tours, festivals, theatre, worship and A/V markets. Since building their first system for seminal rock group Pink Floyd in the late 1970s, a number of principal patents and honours have been bestowed upon TURBOSOUND including three Queen’s Awards; most recently for Innovation in 2012, which recognises two ground-breaking design concepts — the Polyhorn and Dendritic waveguides. Both now form the heart of TURBOSOUND’s core product ranges — Aspect, Flex Array and large-scale Flashline loudspeaker systems.

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