Clubs

“We consider that the audio quality of the CODA loudspeakers is excellent, delivering clear sound at moderate volumes free from any noticeable noise or distortion. The high frequencies are bright without being harsh and the low end is full-bodied and powerful, providing a comfortable overall listening experience.”

From the inception of the company, we have always focused on providing a comprehensive service, which is why we have invested extensively in audio, lighting, multimedia and event-construction services. Our remit includes both large concerts with audiences of tens of thousands, as well as smaller conference and corporate occasions. We know that the CODA Audio system will bring I AM MUSIC a lot of satisfaction and flexibility, allowing us to provide unforgettable sound experiences for all participants in the events we support.”

“I think the benchmark for this kind of event has been set by CODA Audio. The system sounded exceptional and its compact characteristics made it a dream to work with for the guys setting it up in such a short space of time. Clark Chan’s expertise coupled with System Optimiser’s accuracy and reliability contributed hugely as well. We hope that CODA will be the choice for many more events of this kind at the Taipei Dome.”

“When I unmuted the system and the first song was played, the crew just went ‘Wow!’. You can imagine that with more than a hundred mics on the choir, feedback could be quite an issue, but we were able to drive a very high level with amazing clarity and intelligibility and no aggressivity. On my main desk, with all the choirs and classical instruments, there’s no EQ at all - only local - it’s just amazing -  no phase problems, nothing. It’s just so very natural.”

“Carrying a mix of AiRAY and CiRAY allowed for true scalability between the arenas in mainland Europe and the theatre shows in the UK. The lightweight nature of the CiRAY made it perfect for split systems in theatres such as Edinburgh’s Usher Hall where three hangs were flown from the house advance truss to cover the hard-to-hit upper balcony.”