To accommodate newly extended seating sections, Great Park Live upgraded its ADAPTive system with a custom solution that supports coverage of the more than 220-foot-wide audience area.
32 x Anya
10 x Anna
24 x Otto
8 x NTX210L
The DCU Center received a major audio upgrade with EAW’s ADAPTive sound system to match the energy and professionalism of their diverse event schedule.
36 x Anna
18 x Otto
26 x QX300
22 x MK2300
Zentralmedia, EAW’s distributor based in Spain, delivered a custom EAW sound solution for the BAKH Vitoria sports center.
In anticipation of the 2025 National Games, EZPro, a Chinese AV distributor and solution provider, delivered a clear and reliable ADAPTive sound system for the Shenzhen Sports Center.
76 x Anna
18 x Otto
4 x QX364
8 x RS121
Custer Road UMC used EAW ADAPTive technology to make a substantial upgrade to the technical sound system in their newly renovated sanctuary.
AC6 x 6
MKD526 x 6
SB828 x 2
Faith Community Church (FCC) upgraded to an immersive sound system using EAW ADAPTive technology to elevate worship experiences.
AC6 x 19
Otto x 3
MKD526 x 13
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra has transformed its annual outdoor show into a consistently high-quality event using EAW’s ADAPTive loudspeakers.
Revelation Productions chose EAW’s AC6 column loudspeaker for a streamlined event setup and impeccable sound experience.
AC6
Otto
EAW ADAPTive loudspeakers deliver energetic sound for the ideal concert experience for the Chinese leg of this captivating tour
34x Anya
24x Otto
Revelation, MA-based AV Event Production and Installation company, partnered with EAW to deliver a custom solution for Mechanics Hall using its ADAPTive speakers, Anna and Otto.
EZPro, a Chinese AV distributor and solution provider, delivered a clear and reliable sound reinforcement system for a thrilling new water park destination for locals and tourists in Beijing.
24x KF210
12x SB1000zP
12x MK5394i
The University of Michigan uses Anya Loudspeakers and Otto Subwoofers to Throw Sound Over 900 feet Across “The Big House”
“The Best Concert Hall in Spain” chooses EAW ADAPTive for a state-of-the-art audio solution to optimize the sound in their venue.
This multipurpose entertainment venue equipped to accommodate concerts, Broadway performances, ballets, symphonies, and a full range of sporting events turned to EAW ADAPTive throughout their facility.
Propst Arena
58 Anya; 12 Otto; QX500 down fills
Mark C. Smith Concert Hall
12 Anna; 4 SBX218; MKD Front Fills
Mars Music Hall
8 Anna; MKD1200 Side Fills; MKD800 Front Fills
Black Box Theater
2 QX300
The newly constructed Snapdragon Stadium posed a unique challenge in integrating speakers seamlessly without compromising the venue’s aesthetics. The stadium, resembling a professional facility rather than a collegiate one, hosts diverse events such as athletics, concerts, conferences, and more. To address the need for inconspicuous yet high-quality speakers, audio and video design firm WJHW partnered with Clair Global Integration and turned to Eastern Acoustic Works (EAW), specifically deploying over 100 AC6 ADAPTive Column Loudspeakers.
-102x AC6 ADAPTive Column Loudspeakers
-198x MK8100i Series Loudspeakers
-23x MK2300i Series Loudspeakers
-2x QX300 Series Loudspeakers
-6x QX500i Series Loudspeakers
-131x JF80z Loudspeakers
-126x CIS300 Ceiling Speakers
-254x CIS400 Ceiling Speakers
-15x LS432i Passive Column Enclosure
-18x LS832i Passive Column Enclosure
The Xiamen Olympic Sports Center, located in the New City area of the Xiang’an District, was built to host large-scale international sports events. The design standards not only had to comply with Chinese national standards, but also meet international standards, such as FIFA, FIBA and other technical requirements.
Gymnasium
-108x KF210 Line Arrays
-12x VFS250i Subwoofers
Stadium
248x KF210 Line Arrays’
24x QX300 Series Full Range Loudspeakers
When The Brooklyn Tabernacle, a multicultural, non-denominational megachurch, moved into its current facility in the heart of downtown Brooklyn 21 years ago, its three cluster PA system served the church well. As the years have passed, church leaders realized the need to upgrade to more current technology to continue to serve the needs of the church.
The original system was an EAW rig designed by Craig Janssen, managing director at Idibri, over twenty years ago. One of the main components of the original project with Idibri was to acoustically treat the room. Craig and Idibri also consulted on the design of the new PA system.
– 18x Anna 3-way Full-Range Array Module
– 8x Otto Subwoofers
– 1x QX564i Center Fill
Grand Canyon University needed to install a new audio system into one of its 10 new sporting venues on campus and do it in a very compressed timeframe: a single day. The university’s president himself demands high-impact audio that is clear and intelligible while also providing the gut crunching lows in order to energize sports fans.
California’s Sound Image was hired for the hot project and speci ed small high-power QX Series and and matched them with renowned SB2001 subwoofers in six clusters.
– QX5 Series 12x QX5-WP, arranged in six clusters of 1x QX594i-WP (for short-throw) and 1x QX564i-WP (for long-throw)
– 12x SB2001-WP in clusters of 2x behind each QX cluster
FUMC was seeking to upgrade their sound system. Because of the historic nature of the building (listed in the Colorado State Register of Historic Properties), no drilling was allowed, requiring reuse of existing hang points. The new sound system needed to be installed exactly where the old cluster was positioned.
Additionally, the room is very reverberant, with significant re ections, posing a challenge for speech intelligibility. The coverage area was approximately 120 feet deep and 140 feet wide, and had to be covered entirely from the central cluster position.
The Anna solution provided the ability to cover the entire venue very precisely from existing hang points. Installation was simple, since no angle had to be applied to the array and only minimal cabling was required. Installation was further simplified through the use of Resolution to model and upload directivity.
– Anna (2) in one array
– 1x Anna Flybar
Arizona State University is doing a multi-phase upgrade of its football venue, Sun Devils Stadium. The system needed to deliver considerable sound pressure levels, and durability was a major concern because the university’s location near Phoenix is subject to major adverse weather conditions, including dust, high wind, extreme heat, and powerful rainstorms. Furthermore, the new system needed be able to repeatedly adapt to changing coverage during the stadium’s phased upgrades. The university wanted a proven, reliable solution.
Sound Image and WJHW were hired to co-design the system. They agreed on an EAW ADAPTive™ system based on Anya modular arrays to provide customized, precisely controlled, adaptable coverage. For powerful long-throw capabilities with broadband pattern control, the two firms chose EAW QX564i three-way trapezoidal enclosures.
– 46x Anya arrays
– 6x QX564i three-way trapezoidal long-throw enclosure
