Ramakrishna Math Auditorium, Belur-Karnataka, chooses British Acoustics as their sound partner.
Ramakrishna Math Auditorium
PID: #S589
City: Belur
State: Karnataka
Type: Auditorium/Conference Hall
Brand: British Acoustics
ABOUT THE SITE :
The Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission, headquartered in Belur, West Bengal, India, are twin organizations that form a significant part of the modern Hindu Renaissance movement. They were set up by Swami Vivekananda, a chief disciple of Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The organizations work towards both spiritual and practical goals, such as education, healthcare, and rural management, among others. The Belur Math, located on the west bank of the Hooghly River, is not only the headquarters but also a significant religious and tourist destination. It’s known for its architecture that fuses Hindu, Christian, and Islamic motifs as a symbol of unity among all religions.
“British Acoustics delivered an acoustical masterpiece at Ramakrishna Math Auditorium. Ingeniously navigating architectural challenges, the team ensured immersive, rich sound across events, masterfully integrating technology with the venue’s spiritual ambiance. A standout execution in spatial acoustics and technological integration.”
Mr. Anup Kumar Biswas,
System Integrator,
Satelite Electronics.
ABOUT THE INSTALL:
Overview: The Ramakrishna Math Auditorium serves as a haven for spiritual and cultural pursuits. The client sought a state-of-the-art audio installation to deliver a transcendent auditory experience across a diverse program lineup without compromising the architectural ethos of the venue.
Challenge: Our team faced the herculean task of navigating the acoustical intricacies inherent in a space engaged for varied events while preserving the rich architectural details. The auditory requisites for spiritual discourses, musical renditions, and educational seminars demanded a sound system of unparalleled versatility.
Solution: The British Acoustics suite was meticulously selected to address the unique acoustical demands of the Ramakrishna Math Auditorium. The Alpha 428 LA and Alpha Sub 428 S were pivotal for delivering high-performance sound, ensuring clarity and power across varied programs. The Radial 206 TW and Radial 208 TW were employed for their precision in sound dispersion, crucial for the different auditory requirements of spiritual discourses, musical events, and educational seminars. The VX 110TW and XP 12H offered a spectrum of sound options, while the Delta 48 provided optimal loudspeaker control, facilitating real-time adjustments. The 2XL and 2XM amplifiers amplified the sound to desired levels, tailoring the auditory experience to the venue’s diverse needs.
Impact: The installation choreographed a seamless blend of modern technology with the traditional essence of the auditorium. Every event, whether spiritual, educational, or cultural, now resonates with immaculate sound quality, ensuring an enriched auditory experience for every attendee without a shadow on the venue’s architectural grandeur.
Reflection: This project amplifies British Acoustics’ prowess in transcending acoustical challenges, offering a narrative of how modern sound technology can harmonize with tradition to create a symphony of acoustics and aesthetics. The auditory experience at Ramakrishna Math Auditorium now reverberates with clarity and resonance, setting a new benchmark in acoustic excellence.
ABOUT THE CITY:
Kolkata (formerly Calcutta) is the capital of India’s West Bengal state. Founded as an East India Company trading post, it was India’s capital under the British Raj from 1773–1911. Today it’s known for its grand colonial architecture, art galleries and cultural festivals. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport lies 14.3 km away from Auditorium, reachable in 28 minutes, while Belur Railway Station is a mere 2.5 km away, accessible within 12 minutes.
