Case Study

Eastridge Mall Rave

Large indoor music event for approximately 3,700 attendees in a challenging acoustical space.

NextLevel provided the Meyer Sound system, equipment, systems engineering, and tuning for a large audience inside Eastridge Mall.

Project type
Large indoor music event for approximately 3,700 attendees in a challenging acoustical space.
Support
NextLevel technical planning and execution

Project need

Challenge

The mall interior presented difficult acoustics — hard surfaces, long reverb times, and a footprint that doesn't behave like a typical venue. The system needed to deliver controlled, even coverage to roughly 3,700 attendees despite that environment.

Delivery

Technical approach

Systems engineering and professional tuning were used to shape coverage for the space and audience. The Meyer Sound system was configured around the acoustic environment rather than treated as a simple equipment deployment.

Equipment and systems used

Outcome

Results

The technical approach established controlled coverage for the large indoor audience and addressed the difficult acoustic environment through engineering and tuning.

Project media

See the event environment

This post from Eastridge Center provides a visual reference for the event and the challenging indoor space described in this case study.

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