Audio Visual Installations Leeds
We recently completed another audio visual installation in Leeds at Bardsey Village Hall, delivering a professional AV system designed to support meetings, presentations, and community events.
The project involved installing a complete projection system, professional sound system, wireless microphones, and a hearing loop, creating a versatile and easy-to-use setup suitable for a wide range of functions held at the village hall.
Projector and Projection Screen Installation
For the visual system, we installed a high-brightness projector capable of delivering clear images even in large community spaces.
The installation includes:
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Panasonic 5000 lumens WUXGA widescreen projector
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Mounted from the steel girder using a B-Tech AV Mounts projector mount and pole system
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Elite Screens 125″ motorised widescreen projection screen installed on the stage
This setup provides a large and bright display for presentations, films, community meetings, and training sessions.
Village Hall Sound System Installation
To provide clear audio coverage throughout the hall, we installed a professional commercial sound system using speakers from Apart Audio.
The speaker system includes:
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2 × Apart Audio Mask 8 speakers positioned either side of the stage
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2 × Apart Audio Mask 6 speakers installed halfway down the hall acting as infill speakers
This configuration ensures even sound coverage across the entire room, allowing speech and music to be heard clearly from both the front and rear seating areas.
Audio Equipment Rack and Amplification
All system equipment is installed within a secure lockable wall-mounted rack cabinet, ensuring reliable operation while keeping equipment protected.
The rack contains:
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Cloud CX462 system mixer
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Crown Audio XLi800 amplifier
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Crown XLi1500 amplifier
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Audio-Technica handheld wireless microphone system
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Audio-Technica headset wireless microphone system
This setup allows presenters, performers, and speakers to use wireless microphones while maintaining clear and consistent audio.
Stage Connectivity and Controls
For ease of use, we installed several connection and control points on the front of the stage, including:
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Cloud Electronics RSL6 remote volume and source select plate
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iPod / audio input connection plate
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HDMI input plate for laptop or media device connection
These connection points allow users to quickly connect laptops, phones, or audio devices directly into the system, making it simple to operate during meetings or events.
Hearing Loop Accessibility
To ensure the hall remains accessible to all users, we also installed a Ampetronic hearing loop system. This allows visitors with compatible hearing aids to receive clear audio directly from the sound system.
A Versatile AV System for Community Events
This audio visual installation in Leeds provides Bardsey Village Hall with a modern and flexible AV system capable of supporting a wide range of activities, including:
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Community meetings
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Presentations and training sessions
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Film screenings
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Performances and events
The installation delivers clear sound, bright projection, and simple connectivity, ensuring the hall can host events with professional-quality audio and visuals for many years to come.

AV Installations Leeds
As part of the audio visual installation at Bardsey Village Hall, we also installed a dedicated hearing loop system to ensure the venue is accessible to visitors with hearing impairments.
The system uses a perimeter loop cable installed around the edge of the hall. This cable creates a magnetic field that allows compatible hearing aids switched to the “T” (telecoil) setting to receive audio directly from the sound system, significantly improving speech clarity for users.
The loop system is powered by an Ampetronic hearing loop amplifier, which is securely housed within the wall-mounted equipment cabinet alongside the rest of the AV system components.
This installation ensures the hall provides reliable hearing assistance coverage throughout the main seating area, allowing visitors with hearing aids to clearly hear presentations, speeches, and performances during meetings and community events.