Our team completed a sound system design+install project in the historic Community of Christ Auditorium in Independence, MO. This system featured the industry-leading Community LVH Beamforming Horn to provide impactful audio throughout the 5800-seat auditorium, while maintaining control of room acoustics and reverberation. The system was designed to maintain the minimal visual impact of the previous system, installed in the 1980s. Cumoratek worked closely with in-house AV & IT staff to execute an integrated, effective system that will meet the needs of the facility for years to come!
Project: Community of Christ Auditorium
- Community of Christ Auditorium
- Independence, MO
- April 30, 2026
- AV Design+Install
The historic Community of Christ Auditorium, built in 1926, contains a 5800-seat "Main Chamber".
Community LVH-900 speakers were selected for their high output, beamforming capabilities, and compact size that integrated with existing architecture in the room.
Auxiliary seating areas were covered with Biamp Entasys column speakers, with Community IC6 used for stage monitors and front fills.
The expansive choir loft was covered with a single Community IV6 line array, with its 120° horizontal and 5° vertical coverage
Underbalcony areas were supported by (4) Desono DX-S8 delay speakers.
The seven assembly rooms across the complex are run from Yamaha DM7 mixing consoles, which integrated via Dante to the Biamp ALC amplifiers running this system.