Data & Facts
Client
Chapel of Hl. Bruder Konrad
Glasberg 9a
83059 Kolbermoor / Germany
Implementation
PHOENIX Professional Audio GmbH
Period
2024
Sound system from 
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Radio system von “MIPRO”
- Church amplifier: POWERVOICE PV-DSP-1D.5.2X-2U analog DSP automatic mixing amplifier with digital power amplifier (Class D), NOISE GATE system, DSP, power: 200W/100V, 5 inputs, 2U
- Chapel room & gallery: 2 x or 1 x K4-60F passive directional sound columns with 60W/100V power. Freq.: 125 Hz – 18,000 Hz (-3dB), beam width @[H]/[V]: 120/30 degrees (-6dB@1kHz-8kHz)
- Next to the pulpit: Passive directional column speakers K4-30N with 30W/100V power and neodymium chassis. Freq.: 130 Hz – 18,000 Hz (-3 dB), beam width @ [H]/[V]: 90/40 degrees (-6 dB @ 1 kHz – 8 kHz)
- Church microphone: MEG-1-600 Si condenser microphone with switch, hypercardioid, balanced, matte silver, L-600 mm, 16 mV/pa, universal mount with PA-MEG Si adapter flange
- Mipro wireless system: ACT-525 (analog UHF true diversity 2-channel receiver), ACT-500H-80 (UHF handheld transmitter), ACT-500T (UHF bodypack transmitter), MP-800 (charging station), MU-55LS-M (lavalier condenser clip-on microphone), and MJ-70 (mute switch)
- Commissioning and acoustic measurement
- Level adjustment and programming of the sound system
Project description
Church sound
In April 2024, the existing sound system of Hl. Bruder Konrad Chapel in Kolbermoor (Rosenheim district, Bavaria) was upgraded by PHOENIX Professional Audio.
The new sound reinforcement system in the church includes, among other things, the POWERVOICE PV-DSP-1D.5.2X-2U analog automatic mixing amplifier from Phoenix Professional Audio’s own brand, featuring a Class-D power amplifier, as well as passive K4-60F directional column speakers for the nave and gallery, and a K4-30N directional column speaker with neodymium drivers for the area next to the pulpit.
The Phoenix K4 directional column speakers are specially designed for sound transmission in acoustically challenging spaces with long reverberation times and challenging acoustics. They are therefore a perfect fit for Hl. Bruder Konrad Chapel, and their frequency-independent directional sound dispersion ensures consistent volume and excellent speech intelligibility throughout the entire sound reinforcement area.
The chapel also used the slim matte silver MEG-1-600 gooseneck microphone.
In June, the new sound system was expanded to include a new wireless system. It included an analog UHF true diversity 2-channel receiver, UHF handheld and bodypack transmitters from the ACT-500 series from MIPRO, and accessories.
About us
With over 30 years of expertise and +3000 projects implemented worldwide, PHOENIX Professional Audio has specialized in the field of professional PA – with a particular focus on church acoustics & public address sound reinforcement. For managing director and project manager Peter M. Krziwon as well as project manager Harald Seidl, perfect speech intelligibility and music reproduction are the highest demands – especially in acoustically demanding rooms such as churches.
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