The leader in Church sound systems
Many Churches are introducing Induction Loop
systems for those with hearing difficulties. These are proving very successful
in enabling all the congregation to take part fully in the service. Other
Churches are developing services with children in mind, with children involved
in the services. All too often the children can not be heard because they speak
so quietly.
In many Churches there is a trend towards
involving Lay people in many parts of the services. Churches that already have
sound systems now find that the normal system of microphones and speakers is
inadequate. Untrained voices are often too quiet - or occasionally too loud!
The recent introduction of our remote controlled amplifier system gives you
full freedom to control the sound system at all times. The ability to change
the amplification level to suit the individual's voice has proved of great
advantage.
No two Churches are the same and we
recognise that the best system should be matched to the requirements of the
building and the users. That is why we design each system specially for you the
customer.
Several Churches have Sunday Schools that
meet at the same time as the main service - often they join the main service at
some point. With our remote controlled systems, even the loudspeakers in
different adjoining halls and rooms can be controlled remotely so that the
groups meeting in these rooms can keep track of the main service if they
require.
As the cost of radio microphones falls, it
is often more cost effective to obtain a radio microphone than provide
microphones and cabling to all necessary points. We are able to supply a range
of DTI approved hand-held and tie-clip microphones at a very reasonable price.
Once you realise the freedom of a radio microphone, you can't manage without
one!
We recognise that in many Churches there are
Church members who are quite capable and willing to do some of the work of
installation - putting in the wire for an Induction Loop or the wires to the
speakers. Many individuals like to do the work as part of their Christian
Stewardship. We are happy to work along-side these people, providing the materials
and detailed instructions for the work. At the same time you will save the cost
of installation.
One often overlooked advantage of remote
controlled systems is that the amplification equipment can be locked away in a
secure place out of sight. Only the remote control unit need ever be brought
out.
With all these advantages, who can afford to
be without a properly designed system? The cost can be remarkably low. Time and
time again we are quoting prices less than the competition, even for the
top-of-the-range models. Several systems have been fitted in vastly different
surroundings in the local area; at the historic parish church at St Ives, Cambridgeshire,
St. Augustine's Church, Downside - built only a few years ago and The Salvation
Army Worship and Community Centre, Dunstable.
Company Profile:
Fowler Electronics, formed by Mr Fowler in
1984, designs electronic equipment for industrial commercial and consumer
environments. He has personally designed the remote control system and has an
intimate knowledge of all the equipment used.
Mr Fowler, a Churchwarden of many year's
standing, understands the requirements of Churches, their services, and the
restrictions that are often imposed on the introduction of new equipment. He
will be happy to discuss your requirements with you and will often attend
services to 'get a feel' of the situation.
