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Project cases

Sound in real rooms

Photographs from KTV suites, themed venues and installation racks. Each case records what the photograph shows and the design question the room raises - without inventing room measurements, customer names or equipment that is not visible.

High-end KTV suite with blue lighting, curved seating, a mirrored ceiling, a song-selection screen and a decorated feature wall
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Blue-lit KTV suite

Premium KTV suite · immersive lighting, mirrored ceiling and upholstered walls

What the photograph shows
The frame shows a continuous upholstered lounge, mirrored ceiling, dual song-selection screens, a metal-bead feature wall and dark stone flooring; the loudspeaker model is not legible.
Design focus
Mirrors and hard finishes increase reflected sound. Commissioning should control direct-to-reflected energy and microphone feedback, then align the stereo image across the seating.
Large KTV suite with marble-effect wall finishes and a large song-selection display
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Large marble-finish KTV suite

Large KTV suite · marble-effect finishes and a large song-selection display

What the photograph shows
The frame shows marble-effect wall panels, a mirrored ceiling, a large song-selection display on the right, a wall-mounted loudspeaker high on the left and continuous lounge seating; no amplifier rack is visible.
Design focus
The screen and loudspeaker sit on opposite sides, so coverage and stereo balance should be aligned to the main seating area rather than the nearest listener.
Themed club suite with a circular light feature and continuous lounge seating
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Circular light-feature club suite

Themed club suite · circular light feature and continuous lounge seating

What the photograph shows
The photograph shows a central circular lighting feature, continuous upholstered seating, two stone-effect tables and dark mirrored walls; small wall loudspeakers appear beside the seating, with no legible model number.
Design focus
The central feature and mirrored walls create complex early reflections. Start by checking level consistency across the listening positions, then address low-frequency modes and microphone gain.
Luxury KTV suite with perimeter lighting, dual song-selection screens and a marble table
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Luxury suite with perimeter lighting

Luxury KTV suite · perimeter lighting and dual song-selection screens

What the photograph shows
The frame shows a three-panel display, red perimeter lighting, black loudspeakers mounted high on both sides, stone-effect tables and microphones; the rack and amplifiers are outside the frame.
Design focus
Loudspeakers sit high on both sides of the display. Check downward coverage, left-right timing and centre-image focus, and guard against noise from the lighting supply.
Black wall-mounted loudspeaker and song-selection screen installed in a KTV suite
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Wall-loudspeaker installation detail

Project detail · wall-mounted loudspeaker and song-selection screen

What the photograph shows
The image shows one black wall-mounted loudspeaker, its bracket, the adjacent song-selection screen and decorative trim; the brand and model are not confirmed, and the cable route is only partly visible.
Design focus
The bracket angle, loudspeaker aim, service access and cable fixing should be confirmed before the wall is closed, rather than corrected later with gain.
Two CK800 amplifiers and a DSP-X5+ digital audio processor in a project rack
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CK800 twin-amplifier project rack

Rack commissioning · two CK800 amplifiers with DSP-X5+ processor

What the photograph shows
Two WMELKEE CK800 amplifiers are clearly legible below a DSP-X5+ karaoke digital audio processor. Some power and signal wiring is visible in front of the rack; other equipment is outside the frame.
Design focus
Rack commissioning should verify channel allocation, input gain, DSP routing and limiting, ventilation clearance and power-up order, with cable labels kept for service.

Project photographs are shown uncropped and unretouched. Visible equipment is named only where the model can be read in the image; the final schedule is confirmed for each project.

How a project is matched

From room brief to rack commissioning

  1. 01

    Room brief

    Start with the actual use: KTV, club, banquet or AV, the operating level and the listening positions.

  2. 02

    Power and coverage

    Check loudspeaker sensitivity, coverage and impedance against the target SPL and the required headroom.

  3. 03

    Rack and protection

    Plan amplifier channels, DSP routing, ventilation, load protection and service access inside the rack.

  4. 04

    Commissioning

    Confirm gain structure, limiters, crossovers and noise before handover; keep documentation with the project.

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