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Frequently asked questions:
We're considering updating our church's sound system. Is there an affordable solution short of a complete system replacement?
We often help clients control their costs by mitigating the need for expensive sound absorption treatments AND a complete replacement of their sound system. Many clients find they can start with replacing their conventional speakers with our Uniform Loudness Distribution technology and attain most of their desired goals.
Uniform Loudness Distribution supports increased intelligibility of sound in demanding environments while greatly decreasing the sensitivity to feedback.
Are Althar systems easy to set up and use?
All Althar audio systems are designed to minimize the complexity of using sound reinforcement equipment. Each component is portable enough to be set up in minutes by just about anyone. Our solutions simplify the deployment of high quality sound support through the integration of advanced technology which decreases the demands placed upon the user. Simple, fast setup, less equalization requirements and our high resistance to feedback all assure you of a first class experience.
Can the use of ULD Uniform Loudness Distribution loudspeaker technology eliminate the need for wedge monitors?
The unique characteristics of the ULD loudspeaker actually support the use of the unit onstage, aligned with the performers and acting as their stage monitor. Their inherently high resistance to feedback supported by our unique technology allow most artists to simplify their equipment needs and setup time while actually enjoying improved results.
Are ULD Pro loudspeakers capable of reproducing the lowest frequencies found in Bass instruments and Keyboards?
The ULD TD loudspeaker is capable of reproducing frequencies from 98 hz to 18,000 hz and is suitable for the reproduction of most spoken, sung and instrumental performances. For the lowest bass, we recommend the addition of a quality subwoofer to handle high output of frequencies 150 hz and below.
What size audiences can I expect to entertain with a pair of ULD TD loudspeakers?
ULD TD loudspeakers have been tested extensively both indoors and out.
Users find they can entertain audiences a small as 50 people in a highly reflective indoor environment to groups numbering in the thousands outdoors.
For larger gatherings, multiple units can be stacked vertically.
Please contact us directly with any specific questions you may have.
What does the Proposition 65 Warning with our products mean?
Proposition 65 states, "This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm,"
This warning is the result of a law passed in California in 1986, referred to as the California Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986, or more generally referred to as "Proposition 65."
The way Proposition 65 is structured makes it almost impossible to ascertain, with 100% scientific certainty, whether or not a particular product we manufacture, repackage or distribute requires a warning for any one of the more than 850 chemicals on the Proposition 65 list. While we do know that one or some of the current chemicals listed are present, it is almost impossible to determine if our current products violate the exposure hazard, we have elected to provide the Proposition 65 notice out of an abundance of caution in order to ensure compliance and avoid the potential for liability.
More information can be found at: OEHHA. Please contact us with any questions at 800-255-8766.
We're considering updating our church's sound system. Is there an affordable solution short of a complete system replacement?
We often help clients control their costs by mitigating the need for expensive sound absorption treatments AND a complete replacement of their sound system. Many clients find they can start with replacing their conventional speakers with our Uniform Loudness Distribution technology and attain most of their desired goals.
Uniform Loudness Distribution supports increased intelligibility of sound in demanding environments while greatly decreasing the sensitivity to feedback.
Are Althar systems easy to set up and use?
All Althar audio systems are designed to minimize the complexity of using sound reinforcement equipment. Each component is portable enough to be set up in minutes by just about anyone. Our solutions simplify the deployment of high quality sound support through the integration of advanced technology which decreases the demands placed upon the user. Simple, fast setup, less equalization requirements and our high resistance to feedback all assure you of a first class experience.
Can the use of ULD Uniform Loudness Distribution loudspeaker technology eliminate the need for wedge monitors?
The unique characteristics of the ULD loudspeaker actually support the use of the unit onstage, aligned with the performers and acting as their stage monitor. Their inherently high resistance to feedback supported by our unique technology allow most artists to simplify their equipment needs and setup time while actually enjoying improved results.
Are ULD Pro loudspeakers capable of reproducing the lowest frequencies found in Bass instruments and Keyboards?
The ULD TD loudspeaker is capable of reproducing frequencies from 98 hz to 18,000 hz and is suitable for the reproduction of most spoken, sung and instrumental performances. For the lowest bass, we recommend the addition of a quality subwoofer to handle high output of frequencies 150 hz and below.
What size audiences can I expect to entertain with a pair of ULD TD loudspeakers?
ULD TD loudspeakers have been tested extensively both indoors and out.
Users find they can entertain audiences a small as 50 people in a highly reflective indoor environment to groups numbering in the thousands outdoors.
For larger gatherings, multiple units can be stacked vertically.
Please contact us directly with any specific questions you may have.
What does the Proposition 65 Warning with our products mean?
Proposition 65 states, "This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm,"
This warning is the result of a law passed in California in 1986, referred to as the California Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986, or more generally referred to as "Proposition 65."
The way Proposition 65 is structured makes it almost impossible to ascertain, with 100% scientific certainty, whether or not a particular product we manufacture, repackage or distribute requires a warning for any one of the more than 850 chemicals on the Proposition 65 list. While we do know that one or some of the current chemicals listed are present, it is almost impossible to determine if our current products violate the exposure hazard, we have elected to provide the Proposition 65 notice out of an abundance of caution in order to ensure compliance and avoid the potential for liability.
More information can be found at: OEHHA. Please contact us with any questions at 800-255-8766.
Below is an example of an Althar sound installation.
