From festivals to assemblies to touring acts, Fulcrum systems deliver the impact, reliability, and flexibility needed for high-performance live events.
Built in 1969, Bethany First Church of Nazarene is a 1,650-seat mid-century modern cathedral with a large pipe organ as a backdrop for the stage. With a growing congregation, they reconfigured seating and expanded their programming. To support these changes, they desired a new sound system that could reinforce both their traditional services and contemporary band-driven worship.
ImageNet Consulting partnered with Fulcrum Acoustic to design a sound system supported by the Venueflex Immersive Processor with Active Acoustics and Object-Based Mixing technologies and reinforced by Fulcrum loudspeakers. Multiple virtual acoustic environments allow the room to shift from a symphony hall to a smaller, more controlled room with simple console operation, keeping the system accessible for staff while creating new opportunities for students and performers.
Bar du Port needed a sound system with the flexibility to transition from a scenic dining experience to a lively nightlife venue while not disturbing nearby residences and businesses. The loudspeakers also needed to withstand demanding outdoor conditions including extreme heat and seaside elements. To meet these challenges, Levels AV installed a weather-resistant sound system that delivers even coverage across the entire rooftop venue.
The Osborne Legacy Complex at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is a 315,000-square-foot athletics performance facility that houses Nebraska Football’s entire operations. ECC integrated Fulcrum Acoustic loudspeakers and subwoofers across key spaces such as the Football Lounge Theater, Team Meeting Room, training areas, and practice fields. In the weight room, white Fulcrum loudspeakers and matching white subwoofers provide high-energy, full-range audio while seamlessly complementing the room’s bright finish.
Nestled in a residential neighborhood, Anthony James Partners and C.V. Lloyde wanted to deliver clear, impactful sound throughout the historic Rose Bowl, entrance gates, and Wine Garden while respecting nearby homes and streets. A Fulcrum Acoustic sound system was installed using weather-resistant FH1595 loudspeakers and CS218L dual 18-inch subwoofers. Additional FH1565, CCX1526, and CX826 loudspeakers extend coverage to concourses and entry points. The system that provides consistent, controlled, intelligible audio for fans while not disturbing the surrounding neighborhoods.
Restoration Church is a 500-seat house of worship in Whiteland, Indiana, used for contemporary services that feature a full band and up to eight vocalists. After a lightning strike damaged key components of the existing audio system, the church needed a reliable replacement that could be installed quickly while still delivering consistent, intelligible sound throughout the room.
The Breslin Center is the home court of the Michigan State Spartans basketball team in East Lansing, Michigan, and a central venue for major university events. To match the energy of its fan base while delivering clear, intelligible sound throughout the area, the venue was upgraded with a Fulcrum Acoustic sound system and designed by C.V. Lloyde Audiovisual in collaboration with Anthony James Partners.
After their main campus reached capacity, Harvester Church expanded to a new worship center in O’Fallon, Missouri. The building, originally constructed as a bowling alley in the 1984, was renovated into a modern worship space seating about 350 people. The goal for the new sound system was to deliver clear, engaging sound for music and speech while keeping the system visually unobtrusive.
Seacoast Church’s Johns Island campus came with its own mix of design needs, a modern worship space, clean visual aesthetic, and the flexibility to serve wedding celebrations and other events. Working with WAVE, Fulcrum Acoustic helped deliver a system that supports both music and speech with clear, even coverage and reduced stage spill. The result is a space that feels consistent throughout the room, stays visually unobtrusive, and is now ready for the Johns Island community,
As the first stadium in Puerto Rico to host Major League Baseball, Hiram Bithorn holds a prominent place in the island's baseball tradition. This project also marked the stadium's first major renovation since opening in 1962.
When Terrace Lake Church began planning its new worship space, the goal was clear: create an environment that could deliver a compelling experience for the congregation while remaining simple to use for volunteers.
