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London's Royal Albert Hall has continued its commitment to d&b audiotechnik, upgrading its house sound system with a new cardioid solution based around d&b's KSL, XSL and CCL elements. This latest system, with its extraordinary directivity control, delivers the highest standard of listening experience yet enjoyed at this historic, landmark venue, ensuring peak performance for generations to come.
The RAH's commitment to d&b began in 2018, when the 5,270-capacity venue underwent a sound upgrade, introducing a distributed system of over 400 d&b loudspeakers. Designed by d&b with input from acoustic consultancy Sandy Brown, the system expanded the sound quality and service on offer to visiting productions, with take-up of the house system increasing to nearly every incoming show.
It addressed the RAH's acoustic challenges as never before, significantly improving its operational landscape. Before, it had no full-time sound personnel, but since the house sound team has grown to eight full-time staff, with access to around 30 freelance crew as needed.
In the same period, d&b's technology has continued to advance. Its systems' cardioid performance, embodied by SL-Series and more rec...