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Keith Monks line source column loudspeakers have been in
production for over 20 years. They are still hand-crafted in the
U.K. to the highest standards.
The
loudspeakers were designed for
sound reinforcement applications, to solve the most
demanding sound problems in areas with almost impossibly
difficult acoustics. Designed primarily for use in churches,
they are equally at home in any venue with similar acoustic
difficulties such as theatres, halls, sports arenas and any
areas where high ceilings and hard structural surfaces prevent
the use of a regular public address system.
Feedback is drastically reduced and optimum clarity over long
distances can be achieved.
As
standard, the cabinets are finished in a real light-oak veneer
with the baffle finished in an off-white fine woven cloth, which
blends in well with light
coloured
stonework and plaster found in most churches. An alternative
finish is a black cabinet with black cloth which provides a
handsome appearance for any interior. Other finishes can be
supplied to special order.
Installation is simple - with the two-part assembly unbolted,
the rear cabinet is fixed to the wall, then the baffle assembly
is bolted back on. This not only takes care of situations where
weight may be an issue, but also reduces the likelihood of
soiling the light-coloured cloth with finger marks.
Keith Monks line source column loudspeakers have been approved
by Diocesan Advisory Committees (DACs) across the United Kingdom
for installation in Listed churches. |
