Especially in churches, a loudspeaker cannot necessarily be placed where it makes the most sense acoustically. In churches, mosques, chapels or monasteries, one would not want a technical device to obscure the view of the elaborately decorated altar, the listed windows or the beautiful Romanesque or Gothic architecture. However, if you completely ignore the acoustic properties of these sacred spaces, you get problems especially in rooms with high reverberation times: a sermon is no longer understandable and the service becomes a challenge for the ears. What to do?
Fohhn Beam Steering technology provides valuable help here. With this loudspeaker technology, it is possible to direct the sound to where it is needed. And without having to tilt the speaker itself to do so. Both the vertical aperture angle and the sound tilt angle can be controlled with these loudspeakers using intuitive software. This makes it possible to mount loudspeakers in chapels, cathedrals, cathedrals and other listed rooms in places where they do not visually interfere. Nevertheless, the sound reinforcement quality is crystal clear and the preacher's speech is easily understandable.