Good church acoustics play a big factor in the success of a congregation yet this is often ignored. Church sound often suffers because of the spaciousness of the communal area. With their tall ceilings and large windows, church audio can be especially affected. Having a large untreated room with too many reflective surfaces can cause too much acoustic distortion. Excess echoes are especially a problem. Unless they are treated properly, these acoustics shortcomings will affect how the church band sounds, making the music unclear and speech unintelligible.
*Sound effect for the above audiovisual demonstration is simulated.
Acoustimac has several easy to install treatment acoustic panels that can solve common problems with church acoustics. We build affordable yet elegant church acoustic panels in different sizes and colors to meet the specific needs of our customers. Our wall acoustic treatment panels are built from the best acoustic material available to ensure the clearest church sound and church audio. Every acoustic panel or sound absorber we sell is fabricated with the most attention to detail and with the highest craftsmanship standards.
Acoustimac is one of the few acoustic treatment manufacturers to offer ACOUSTIC ART PANELS. We have a selection of church acoustic panels coated with faux stained glass artwork and depictions of biblical events. Visit www.istockphoto.com to see all our designs. We also provide acoustic panels for use in studios, theaters, schools and conference rooms. For inquiries, please call 1-888-827-1266.
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HERE'S WHAT OUR CHURCH CUSTOMERS HAD TO SAY:
Church Acoustics - Harvest Bible Chapel
" "Thanks for the awesome products. The quality exceeded our expectations and we were able to lower the ambient decibels in the room almost 20dB. We had a major issue with the 250 to 500 MHz range with a RT60 of 2.13. We were able to keep the room live but reduce the problem frequency to 1.25 to 1.63 seconds. Everyone who uses the room is very pleased with the results. .
Church Acoustics - Iglesia El Faro
" It was indeed a privilege to do business with Sal of Acoustimac. He was so very helpful in giving the data for the space we needed to fill in our new church building. In the metal building, with sheet-rock walls inside, speaking one to the other was hardly intelligible. The music and word spoken through microphones literally bounced off the walls.
We were given the maximum and minimal number of panels it would take to address this horrible acoustical problem....
Church Acoustics - Newland Presbyterian Church
"I will send three pictures, one before and two after. We are so pleased. They look great and have changed the sound quality of the room so dramatically. We should have done this years ago..."
Church Acoustics - Westminster Presbyterian Church
"The staff at Acoustimac was very helpful and informative. They assisted us in every step of our project, from helping us calculate the number of panels needed, to tips on mounting them. The panels arrived on time and were of excellent quality. The entire church is happy with the result."
Church Acoustics - Tillson Hall St. Johnn's Church
"Our church has a large hall (the original sanctuary), which is being used for multi purpose functions. The problem has always been the horrible acoustics. The problems rendered it nearly unusable; spoken voice was unintelligible, recorded and live music was unpleasant, children playing could not be tolerated. Investigating solutions led us to Acoustimac.
Church Acoustics - Sylva Presbyterian Church
Although we haven't received a written testimonial from our friends at Sylva Presbyterian Church, they were kind enough to send us some wonderful photos of our panels set up in their beloved church.