Large Areas (Competition Zones, Audience Seating): Deploy 60W-120W high-power column speakers to ensure a sound pressure level of ≥105dB (125Hz-4000Hz), meeting the amplification needs of stadiums accommodating 12,000 people.
Small Areas (Corridors, Lounges): Use 20W ceiling speakers to balance aesthetics and sound quality.
Zone Control: Implement an IP network broadcasting system for independent zone control, supporting scheduled playback of background music, closure notices, and emergency broadcasts.
Speakers: Prioritize brands like JBL and MeyerSound for line array speakers, with individual output power ≥500W and coverage radius up to 120 meters.
Amplifiers: Use QSC or Crown digital amplifiers with power ≥1000W to ensure stable operation under high loads.
Audio Processing: Equip with digital audio matrix processors (e.g., DBX DriveRack PA+) supporting automatic equalization, feedback suppression, and delay adjustment.
Background Music: Use TUMS integrated machines or NBS network broadcasting servers to set up scheduled tasks for playing different music in various areas at different times.
Event Commentary: Pair wireless microphones with preamplifiers to support mixing outputs and multi-source priority control.
Fire Linkage: Integrate with fire alarm hosts to automatically trigger broadcast alerts and initiate evacuation instructions in case of fire.
Network Paging Microphones: Deploy for whole-area/zone announcements and voice broadcasts.
Remote Control via Luna Cloud Platform: Supports remote control, compatible with AirPlay wireless transmission, and adapts to Android/iOS devices.
Competition Hall Reverberation Time: Control according to JGJ/T131-2000 standards: ≤1.69 seconds at 125Hz, ≤1.3 seconds at 2000Hz, ensuring speech intelligibility (STI>0.5).
Echo and Sound Concentration Reduction: Use sound-absorbing materials (e.g., perforated sound-absorbing panels) and diffusers.
System Noise: Maintain ≤NR30, prioritize low-noise amplifiers and speakers during equipment selection.
Feedback Suppression: Equip key areas (e.g., podium) with foldback speakers to avoid acoustic feedback interference.
Use CAT6 network cables mixed with fiber optics to ensure stable signal transmission.
Match amplifier and speaker power, recommending a preamplifier + pure power amplifier mode.
Monthly Checks: Inspect equipment status monthly and conduct regular sound pressure level tests and audio tuning.
Fault Response Mechanism: Suppliers must provide 2-hour technical support and 24-hour repair services.
Initial Investment: Approximately 500,000 yuan (including speakers, amplifiers, control equipment).
Annual Maintenance Cost: Includes equipment inspection, consumable replacement, etc. Recommend reserving a 10%-15% budget.
This solution achieves flexible expansion through an IP network architecture, is compatible with analog speakers for legacy use, and meets national first-class acoustic standards. It provides stadiums with a highly reliable, multi-scenario coverage broadcasting solution.
Every sound stands the test
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