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Mastering Sound Engineering with The Awesome Sound Engineer New!

At the PALM Expo Conference 2024, renowned Sound Engineer, Sreejesh Nair, shared his experience on technical aspects of sound engineering. read more

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The Indian Music Industry Today: A Melodic Fusion of Tradition, Innovation, and Growth New!

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GENELEC A Legacy In Studio Monitoring New!

In this exclusive feature, PALM Expo Magazine dives deep into the leading choice for nearfield studio monitoring, Genelec. Learn how and why Genelec is the industry standard for unmatched precision in studio monitoring. read more

11 Questions With Marcus Graser, CEO of Claypaky New!

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Superior Sound Enhances Goa's Best Sunsets at Slow Tide Restaurant


The new installations by DAS Audio, supplied by AUDIO KRIS elevate Slow Tide to the next level


Slow Tide Restaurant in Anjuna, Goa, perfectly blends its rich Portuguese heritage with the vibrant nightlife for which the region is known. Featuring live music and DJ sets during the tourist season, it has become a hotspot for both locals and tourists seeking an unforgettable mix of good food and entertainment. However, when it came to designing the restaurant's sound system, a unique challenge presented itself: the need for consistent sound quality and coverage in a beachfront setting, while preserving the venue's aesthetics. Additionally, the sound system needed to perform equally well in both relaxed atmospheres and lively parties, all while enduring harsh environmental factors such as humidity, salt, and heat.

To address these concerns, AUDIO KRIS, a prominent rental and installation company in Goa, was brought in to conceptualize and execute the system. Known for its expertise in installations across Goa's pubs, nightclubs, and restaurants, AUDIO KRIS turned to DAS Audio's WR series systems, renowned for their resilience in extreme conditions and superior audio performance.

At the heart of the installation were the WR-8826-CX and WR-6415-CX models, both featuring cutting-edge technology designed to deliver uniform sound coverage. The WR-6415-CX is equipped with a 15" transducer and a compression driver with a 3" titanium diaphragm, coupled with a 60° x 40° rotatable horn, ensuring bright and clear high frequencies. Meanwhile, the rugged enclosures, constructed from birch plywood, offer enhanced durability, ideal for the venue's beachfront location.

To boost the low-end frequencies, two WR-151S and two WR-218S subwoofers were included in the setup. The WR-151S features a 15" loudspeaker with 800W RMS power handling and a frequency range from 45Hz to 125Hz. Complementing it, the WR-218S subwoofers come equipped with two 18" speakers, offering a power handling of 1600W RMS and an extended frequency range of 30Hz to 125Hz, making them ideal for the restaurant's energetic parties.

The new inventory also featured six PA-1500 power amplifiers and one PA-4000 power amplifier. To ensure even sound distribution and meet both environmental and technical demands, ARCO series systems were installed, featuring enclosures made from high-impact ABS plastic for durability and uniform sound coverage. Audio management was expertly handled by the Integral series M-88 processor, ensuring seamless system control. Karl da Costa's contribution was critical to the system's overall performance, as he played a key role in configuring the M-88's crossover.

The combination of DAS Audio's WR and ARCO series systems, along with expert management by AUDIO KRIS, ensured that Slow Tide achieved unparalleled sound quality, even in the challenging beachfront environment. "Working on the Slow Tide Restaurant project was a fantastic opportunity for us to showcase the durability and sound quality of DAS Audio products. Our long-standing relationship with DAS Audio allowed us to confidently meet the unique challenges posed by Goa's beachfront environment, ensuring that both locals and tourists enjoy an exceptional audio experience," said Cris Furtado, Managing Director at AUDIO KRIS.

With DAS Audio's superior systems in place, Slow Tide Restaurant now delivers not only stunning views of Goa's sunsets but also an immersive audio experience that enhances every moment. The durability and high-quality performance of the audio systems ensure that this exceptional sonic experience will continue to delight patrons for years to come.

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