The first Danley Sound Labs Jericho JH90 system to ever be used in a church sanctuary. Touted by more than just a few qualified people to be the best sounding, most evenly covered room in the world.   A lofty claim indeed, but after hearing it anyone who has experienced it understands why we make that claim. Designed by Scott Oliver using Danley Sound Labs' JH90 Jericho Horn cabinets as the only two speakers in the entire sanctuary, this system produces audio quality so stunningly accurate and musical, it actually sounds more like a giant recording studio control room than even the best sanctuary systems of other designs. Once again, using the idea that a church is NOT a "live sound" environment, it IS a "critical listening" environment, much like a studio control room. After spending many years in front of studio monitors, Scott was finally afforded the opportunity  to prove the theory that using as few speakers as possible in an environment was far superior than filling a room with multiple arrays, fill speakers, delay rings, and separate subwoofers. Jericho's are normally used in 70,000-seat stadiums. We put two in a 1000-seat sanctuary. Yes, when we revealed our plans to do this, everybody thought we were nuts....and we at times wondered if they were right, but solid engineering along with accurate prediction methods has yielded a system that is as perfect as the laws of physics will allow.

No matter what the volume level, it sounds exactly the same at every seat in the house, including the balcony. This design is a line array's (and most consultant's) worst Nightmare because it only uses two elements and actually does what a line array claims to do, but really is not capable of. Speaker installation took only 1 day, and the cost compared to the competition's line array offering was cut by two thirds.