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Yamaha audio system installed at Saint Panteleimon Monastery

Saint Panteleimon Monastery is a Russian Orthodox monastery built on the southwest side of the peninsula of Mount Athos in Macedonia, Northern Greece. Currently home to around 70 resident monks and many pilgrims every year, a Yamaha audio system has recently been installed to help scripture reading be clearly heard.

The monastery had previously installed a consumer-type audio system, comprising three sound bars and four budget hi-fi loudspeakers. As it did not prove effective, systems integrator CMYK Service LLC was recently approached to specify and install a professional solution. Yamaha’s discreet VXS series loudspeakers were chosen.

A matrix of 32 white VXS1MLs was arrayed throughout the space on existing horizontal bars beneath the ceiling, with eight white VXS3S also installed for a subtle boost to the lower frequencies. The system is powered by an XMV8140 power amplifier and managed by an MTX3 matrix processor. A Shure microphone, phantom powered from the MTX3, is hidden in the lectern, with system control by a DCP4V4S surface mount unit and Yamaha’s Wireless DCP app.

Roman Belyaev, CEO of CMYK Service LLC, and CMYK Head of Installation Igor Guschin worked with Dmitry Levkovsky of Yamaha Russia to specify and install the system.

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