The Daegu Concert House in South Korea has upgraded its communications systems with a shift to Riedel’s intercom tech.
The installation by South Korean distributor Dasan SR features Riedel’s all-IP Artist-1024 matrix and Bolero wireless intercom systems.
The installation includes the Artist-1024 matrix, which offers support for up to 1024 ports. Complementing this are two RSP-2318 and four DSP-2312 SmartPanels, which provide user interfaces via high-resolution, multi-touch colour displays. The Bolero wireless intercom system, complete with eight antennas and 10 beltpacks, ensures communication and clear voice transmission throughout the venue.
The Bolero system has proved particularly effective in overcoming the limitations of the venue’s previous intercom systems. The system’s RF performance prevents audio errors and dropouts, ensuring clear communication, even in the presence of large crowds, a crucial factor for the renowned concert venue.
In a key innovation for this project, Dasan SR created multiple virtual Bolero presets for each beltpack in the venue’s Grand Hall and Chamber Hall. With the Bolero network divided into different 2G4 hopping modes, users can connect to the appropriate antenna in each hall. The Bolero beltpack automatically links to the designated ports for that specific hall. This configuration allows for flexible use of the beltpacks without the need for manual reconfiguration, significantly streamlining operations and enhancing user experiences across the venue.