SAN TEODORO, Italy – Quadra Luce & Design equipped Bal Harbour Restaurant and Beach Bar and The Ripping Discotheque near Sardinia's Emerald Coast with Proel gear for sound reinforcement. Both venues share design touches from architect Marco Lucchi and the designers at AFA Arredamenti.
The sound system at Bal Harbour, which is used for a variety of live events, includes 18 TFLV12P satellites, 10 TFLV115SP subs, six PRL250, six PRL600, and six PRL950 amplifiers, all controlled by AMX systems.
The Ripping Discotheque, located in San Teodoro's town center, has two dance floors, Black Diamond and White Diamond. There, Proel's 30,000 watt Audio System really stands out: 10 EDGE218SP subs, eight EDGEC210P96 satellites, eight EDGE112SP subs, five Powersoft K3 amplifiers and six Powersoft LD3004 amplifiers.
"We have been working in Sardinia for over 12 years, designing installations for its most renown venues," said Nicola Linzalone, owner of Quadra Luce & Design, which is based in Pesaro. Linzalone credited Proel as "the ideal partner" for high-performance applications. "They always offer solutions which can combine functionality, performance, quality and design."
For its part, Proel also credited the management company 0784 Servizi, including Christiano Romani (AMX Systems programming), Riccardo Lancellotti (Compulite programmer), Matt Hodkinson (audio system engineering) and Andrea Enna (technical support).
For more information, please visit www.proelgroup.com.
