Power and performance that people notice
The Casas Church is a huge, modern building with a sanctuary that can seat 2,600 worshippers. The projection system that was originally installed was never up to the task of projecting images in such a large space, but it was the best technology available at the time. The church’s frugal leaders always saved for every purchase — especially large ones — and Adam Taylor, who managed
Casas’ light and sound system, was waiting for the day he got the go ahead to install a new system. That day came in early 2012. Taylor wanted to create more modern, concert-style productions with moving lights and clear, strong images. His biggest need was a projection system that would have the color and brightness to show high-definition, live video image magnification (IMAG) in the huge sanctuary. The church’s existing projectors simply did not have an adequate light output — even in low lighting — and could not produce high-definition-quality graphics or video content.
Casas Church holds three Sunday services and also uses the sanctuary during the week for business conferences and concerts. Their projection system had to be durable and reliable.