Clair Brothers C15 System Brings Power and Clarity to New Sanctuary in South Korea’s Yeon Moo Dae Church
Yeon Moo Dae Church is a church housed within a Korean Army training center that draws from a unique mix of traditional and modern Christian influence. The construction of the church took ten years to complete as it relied upon singular donations from nearly 10,000 individuals, over 600 Christian community churches and just about 600 church-related organizations. Most recently, the church built a brand new sanctuary with a seating capacity that can welcome its 6,000-strong congregation. The room itself measures a generous 66-meters wide by 55-meters deep with a ceiling height of fifteen meters. The church committee knew well that such a big room required a big sound system, one that could cover the entire space with clarity and balance. After doing diligent research by visiting other large sanctuaries and listening to their sound systems, it was unanimously decided that Clair Brothers was the best brand for the job.
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Once upon a time way back in the early days of NOW Church, I can remember our worship team using a four-track recorder as a way of multi-tracking original songs they were developing. This was an upgrade from our cassette recorder days, yet a world away from the processing power we have today. We never dreamed that nearly 30 years later, we’d not only be able to track up to 64-channels of crystal clear digital audio during each and every worship experience, but release original music recorded live and in-house on our own Avid Protools rig, not to mention also being able to release singles and albums so they can be streamed and downloaded literally around the world in seconds!
