Sandy, Utah
A few years after the completion of the Jordan High School stadium, an exposition center was built nearby with a large concrete wall that changed the acoustics of the stadium’s end zone. Unacceptable acoustical reflection off the wall destroyed intelligibility. The stadium’s original sound system was not able to reproduce full audio range, making the system effective only for voice, but not for music reproduction. The problem became much more pronounced with the completion of the concrete mass of the exposition center.

Spectrum’s technology designers provided a cluster of speakers, placed on the scoreboard at one end of the field, that eliminated the echo and provided even and intelligible coverage in all seating areas. The new sound system also provides audio coverage for music during half-time performances.