Christie Live Audio makes a great leap in acoustics in cinematographic rooms

Christie launches a speaker system with online disposal in a single box and a class D amplifier specially designed for cinemas. This design helps increase the ideal hearing area up to four times better compared to traditional acoustic systems.

And Christie He revolutionized large -format digital projection systems, now step further and enters the audio in the room with the new spear line lives audio.

Designed for projection rooms, the system is based on an exclusive and articulated model of speakers with online arrangement in a single box, maximum degrees of amplification efficiency and high class power D. Christie Audio's amplifiers and speakers can live audio can be integrated in any way in any film room, new or already existing, achieving a maximum experience in the visualization and cinematic audition.

Jim Hall, head of products in the entertainment division of Christie, says that “the integrated solution Christie lives audio, presents an expanded frequency response, a high dynamic margin and an ultra-granted transitory response, with with the unpublished Pico-Pico-Pentebente Media It represents a great leap in film acoustics, presenting a perfect combination of bell and decompressed digital audio power, along with the main audio platforms such as Dolby Atmos. ”

The complete solution Christie lives audio encompasses stereo and frontal speakers, subwoofers and class amplification D. This offers exhibitors the opportunity to present the maximum experience in visualization to the audiences, wrapping them in a dynamic acoustics, widely detailed and enriched where voice, special effects, music and other alternative content offer a more natural and realistic sound.

The design of the speakers with online disposal, all in a single box, helps to increase the ideal hearing area up to four times better compared to acoustic compression systems by track driving, resulting in exceptionally soft and uniform sound coverage throughout the auditorium. Also the amplifiers of Christie's class D, which are more compatible with digital and more efficient sources, resulting in lower operational costs.