This forward-thinking, growing congregation required an audio, video and lighting system with emphasis on utilizing the multi-purpose room for everything from church services, drama presentations to sporting events. The main speaker system consists of EAW full range and subwoofer boxes. The church wanted the ability to have both a central cluster of speakers as well as left and right stereo capability.
 

A contemporary Christian church with over 3500 seats, it involves itself with live band productions and mixed multi-media presentations. The church required a flexible and versatile audio, video and lighting system. Mark Wooten and his team were commissioned to perform the design/build of these systems. Working closely with the project architect, not only was the technology side of the design accomplished, assistance with the sanctuary’s room design and acoustics were implemented as well.
 

On June 15, 1994, Columbus, Ohio was introduced as the first of the 10 inaugural Major League Soccer (MLS) clubs. The Crew forever etched its place in American Sports History by christening The Columbus Crew Stadium, the country's first major league stadium built specifically for soccer. For Mark Wooten and his team, the installation of the audio system was an honor. The entire boxed speaker rig was assembled and hoisted on top of the towering Jumbo Tron scoreboard. The Columbus Crew is pleased with the installation and performance of the audio systems throughout the stadium and we are grateful to be apart of such history in Columbus, OH.