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[Eric Chancey]

chasetower wrote on Mon, 23 August 2004 20:26

We run at about 110dbC-weighted. I've got a Klark DN6000, with an Earthworks RTA Mic, so i'm pretty sure that its accurate. We have contemporary worship. Our Sanctuary holds about 1200, we get about 900-1000 per service so its pretty full. Anyways Thats my thoughts Chase

 Ouch! 110? Really? I guess you are C weighted though, but still......ouch.
 We currently have a 1000 seat room and I try to keep the level at 95db A weighted- slow response. On a C scale I think I'm around 98-100dB. I'm using a Galaxy Audio SPL meter (the blue one).
--Eric

[Mike Sveda]

We want to keep it at 90db max A-weighted or the grayer hairs get upset....

[Funhouse]

My sanctuary seats about 450....if it gets any louder than 90dB A weighted, the sound booth bursts into flames...
Of course, since much of the gear was replaced in the last 2-3 years, we are capable of getting much louder than that. Oh well, at least the system isn't have to work too hard.

[WylieE]

I'm one of our bassists and sound lead.  I've been trying to get our stage volume down for a long, long time.

Onstage, we usually run around 105-107db (all C weighted)
At the mix position, we're usually around 92bd spillage from the stage and 95-97db after I bring the mains on.

The mix is still a tad muddy in areas, but I'd rather sacrifice some clarity than sacrifice the congregations ears.

-Eric.

[jeremy]

Youth ministry:
Preaching: 80-90db
P&W: 95-105db(house)
    100-105db(monitors)
Sanctuary:
Preaching: 85-100db(house)
          95-105db(wedges)
P&W: 95-105 - sometimes peak at 115db(house)
    100-115db (monitors)
 *mesaured organ wedge from 40 feet away at 118 one time...pretty loud and not needed, i think he's deaf

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