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Sound Audio Design | Alegal Story Valencia

Mar 12, 2026 | Installations, Nightclubs & Bars

A Consolidated Benchmark in the Heart of Valencia

Since its opening last September in the historic location of the former “Cines Aragón”, Alegal Story has established itself as the undisputed benchmark for premium leisure in Valencia. The venue presents a unique operational complexity: a dual concept that must function with the excellence of a restaurant signed by chef Dani García and, simultaneously, with the intensity of a high-end club.

In a project where 1920s Art Deco aesthetics and the imagery of New York Prohibition-era clubs dictate the design, the sound system had to be the invisible element binding the experience together. The technical solvency of the installation, precisely executed by the companies Elemtec Audiovisuales and Conexativa, has allowed Lynx Pro Audio technology to integrate seamlessly into the architecture, validating in practice an electroacoustic design that combines the interoperability of multiple series to adapt to each geometry.

Main Room: Coaxial Versatility

The heart of Alegal Story is its central dance floor. Presided over by a grand fireplace and the DJ booth, this space requires extreme versatility to transition from high-fidelity background music during dinner to high Sound Pressure Levels (SPL) in club mode.

To ensure homogeneous coverage without blind spots, a distribution based on a coaxial point source was implemented:

Main Sound System: 15 CPS-210P units and 9 CPS-214P units were installed. Their coaxial design provides uniformly distributed dispersion throughout the room, offering homogeneous coverage, which is vital for maintaining vocal clarity in the restaurant and the necessary power for the club.
Subwoofer reinforcement: Punch is guaranteed through a hybrid configuration. 4 CLS-218SP (dual 18″) units were assigned to the main dance floor, while the VIP perimeter ring was reinforced with 4 CPS-18SP units and 1 CLS-118SP unit.
DJ Set: System comprising 3 CLS-28 units in a ground-stack configuration over two CLS-118S subwoofers per channel.

Tribunes and “The Veil”: The Reinvention of the Amphitheatre

The upper floor preserves the morphology of the old cinema, transforming the original seating tiers into the venue’s most coveted area. Here, the architecture defines two distinct sound experiences requiring a specific coverage design:

Central Tribune: This corresponds to the frontal location with a direct view of the booth. The technical objective was to maintain the club’s sound pressure level (SPL) in the foreground, without relying on the main floor PA to avoid acoustic delays. HR Series enclosures (2 HR-208/96 units and 4 HR-206/96 units) were implemented, ensuring high vocal and instrumental definition at the VIP tables. Low-frequency extension was resolved by integrating 1 HR-18/10 subwoofer for each VIP zone, optimising acoustic coupling without compromising the operational space of the private areas.
The Corner: In the lateral areas, designed as semi-private booths, the priority was to maintain a flat frequency response at lower pressure levels to facilitate conversation. For this acoustic fill, 2 CPS-210P coaxial enclosures backed by 1 CLS-118S subwoofer were integrated, ensuring precise directivity control in a near-field environment.

“The Chapel”: Power in Clandestinity

The venue’s best-kept secret is “The Church”, a hidden VIP room behind a passageway in the restrooms, featuring crypt-style vaulted ceilings. To tame the vault’s acoustics and offer direct sound in this private environment, a specific solution was designed:

Main System: 2 KR-12 two-way passive enclosures were used, supported by 4 CPS-210P units. By concentrating the sound energy directly onto the audience plane, early reflections are minimised. The spectral response is completed with a CLS-218SP subwoofer.
DJ Set: The isolated control booth operates in the near field, equipped with 2 KR-12 units and 1 HR-18/10 subwoofer, guaranteeing the artist a reference free of acoustic latency.

DSP Management and Amplification

The electroacoustic stability of the venue depends on rigorous processing. The entire system is amplified and processed through the Lynx Pro Audio GTX power amplifier. This allows centralised DSP (Digital Signal Processing) management, including the application of corrective filtering, strict time alignment of all zones relative to the origin point (DJ), and dynamic limitation to protect the transducers during prolonged use at maximum SPL.

Months after its opening, Alegal Story demonstrates that the collaboration between solid product engineering and professional installation is the key to success. The interoperability of the CPS, HR, CLS, KR, IXP, and BS enclosures, managed under the GTX amplification environment within the same ecosystem, has allowed every acoustic challenge to be solved with the precise tool.

Professional Audio for hospitality: Lynx Pro Audio at 14 Gradi lounge bar, Milan

Dec 19, 2025 | Discotecas y Nightclubs and bars, Installations, Nightclubs & Bars

An acoustic project for a high-activity social venue

14 Gradi Lounge Bar, located in Cernusco sul Naviglio (Milán), is a venue known for its combination of contemporary dining, live music, and nightlife events. Its demanding schedule requires a versatile professional sound system, capable of operating at moderate levels during dining service, and at higher levels for DJ sessions and periods of high attendance.

In such an environment, the performance of the audio system relies not only on sound pressure but on its ability to maintain coherence, operational stability, and coverage control within a space where public traffic and furniture layout change throughout the day. For this audio installation project, Freeport Pro, the official distributor for Lynx Pro Audio in Italy, and the installer Piero Atzeni (Audiosistemi) developed a complete solution utilising a selection of Lynx Pro Audio systems from the HR, BS, and MH series.

System design and performance

The main system was built around HR-206 enclosures, a two-way model offering controlled directivity and an exceptionally clean mid-range response, which is paramount in spaces where audience density can vary and intelligibility is the primary requirement. The deployment of twelve units allowed for distributed and homogeneous coverage, thereby avoiding the need to operate at high levels from a single source. This successfully reduces unwanted reflections and maintains a more balanced listening experience throughout the room.

Low-frequency reinforcement was capably handled by HR-215S subwoofers. Their dual 15-inch architecture provides a stable foundation without compromising definition. Their capacity to deliver uniform pressure without generating excessive bass build-up proved particularly useful in a room with an irregular floor plan, where modal management is critical.

In areas requiring specific focus on presence and clarity, BS-112 subwoofers were integrated. Their neutral behaviour, coupled with their compact format, makes them suitable for support points where vocal intelligibility and the perception of detail must be maintained, even in the presence of higher ambient music levels.

System amplification and control

The entire sound installation was managed using MH series amplifiers, which fulfil both the amplification requirement and internal DSP processing roles. A selection of MH4-4000, MH2-3200, and MH2-1500 units were used, configured with application-specific equalisation curves and precise limiters adapted to the measured acoustic behaviour of the space.

This integrated architecture is designed to ensure safe and stable operation, maintaining adequate headroom margins and precise dynamic control. Furthermore, it allows for practical system adjustments to be performed without disrupting the venue’s continuous daily schedule.

A solution aligned with the lounge bar’s needs

The resulting audio system is a thoroughly capable solution, designed to competently address the varied operational scenarios at 14 Gradi Lounge Bar: from low-level daytime ambience right through to evening sessions, live music, and specific events. The performance synergy across the distinct enclosure families, the HR Series for comprehensive main coverage, the BS Series for targeted zonal support, and the MH Series amplifiers for overall power management, enables the venue to readily handle fluctuations in occupancy and musical dynamics without any loss of control or tonal coherence.

Freeport Pro and Audiosistemi executed the installation, expertly attending to both the stringent acoustic requirements and the critical need for aesthetic integration. This ensures the system’s presence is seamlessly incorporated into the venue’s architecture whilst maintaining uncompromised performance.

Ultimately, this was a technical intervention founded on clear acoustic criteria and the proven ability of the Lynx Pro Audio equipment to maintain stability, linearity, and efficiency in an environment where music is an essential component of the customer experience.

The secret behind the acoustics at TODOS Restaurant in Gwalior

Nov 17, 2025 | Discotecas y Nightclubs and bars, Installations, Nightclubs & Bars

In the city of Gwalior, known for its growing gastronomic and cultural activity, TODOS Restaurant stands out as a space that combines dining, contemporary design, and a socially focused approach centred on outdoor events and carefully constructed indoor environments. Its layout is divided into two clearly differentiated areas: a spacious terrace that serves as the main area for music and social gatherings, and a more contained interior where acoustics depend directly on the architecture and the constant flow of guests.

This duality makes the installation particularly interesting from a technical perspective. Each area presents its own requirements in terms of directivity, sound pressure level, and tonal stability, necessitating the selection of systems capable of maintaining a coherent listening experience in both environments. To meet these demands, solutions from two of our product families were chosen: JUNO and WCX enclosures for the outdoor area, and BS enclosures in combination with an HR subwoofer for the interior.

The terrace functions as an open stage subject to environmental variations, audience movement, and fluctuating sound pressure levels depending on the type of event. Such spaces require enclosures capable of projecting with controlled directivity, withstanding outdoor conditions, and maintaining tonal stability even during extended periods of use. To address these needs, WCX and JUNO-8 cabinets were deployed, paired with a outdoor HR-218/20 subwoofer, specifically designed for outdoor applications. This combination allows wide-area coverage with controlled dispersion, ensuring intelligibility and stable musical reproduction without the need to excessively increase the overall system level.

Restaurant (Gwalior, India) Lynx Pro Audio

In the interior area, the acoustic behaviour changes significantly. The presence of absorptive elements and a smaller volume requires a compact, precise system capable of maintaining a balanced response for music playback. In this space, BS-10 enclosures were installed alongside an HR-218/20 subwoofer, a configuration that provides controlled low-frequency reinforcement and a well-defined sound image without interfering with the audience experience. The birch construction and rotatable waveguide of the BS-10 deliver stable directivity, which is essential in environments where listeners are in close proximity.

The final integration of the system was carried out with the aim of maintaining a homogeneous sonic signature between the interior and exterior. The symmetrical dispersion of the JUNO series, the controlled behaviour of the BS enclosures, and the linearity of the HR subwoofers facilitate smooth transitions between areas, regardless of occupancy or environmental conditions. The system guarantees a stable response under any operational condition, maintaining precise control over directivity and ensuring coherent reproduction even with increased sound pressure levels. This ensures that each area of the space receives exactly the acoustic performance projected in the design, meeting the established coverage and uniformity criteria.

Professional Rooftop Sound System at Cee Beirut

Oct 16, 2025 | Discotecas y Nightclubs and bars, Installations, Nightclubs & Bars

Located in the heart of Downtown Beirut, the nightclub Cee in Beirut has quickly become one of the city’s premier summer venues. This rooftop lounge bar combines live music, daily DJ sets, and a sophisticated atmosphere with stunning panoramic views of the city.

Designing a professional sound system for a rooftop bar is a highly demanding technical challenge. The environment is constantly changing, with high temperatures, wind, and ambient noise. At the same time, guests expect powerful, immersive, and precise sound that remains clear and consistent throughout long events.

The goal was to deliver even coverage across the entire venue, with both impact and clarity, avoiding dead zones and ensuring a cohesive audio experience for live performances as well as electronic DJ sets. To achieve this, Eltek, the official distributor of Lynx Pro Audio in Lebanon, designed and installed a sound reinforcement system tailored specifically to the unique conditions of Cee Rooftop Lounge Bar.

Audio system engineering

The system consists of 20 BS-12 cabinets and 6 BS-118 subwoofers, configured to provide uniform coverage, tonal balance, and a linear frequency response across the entire space. This setup maintains a consistent sound level, whether during ambient music sessions or high-intensity performances, without compromising clarity or aesthetic integration.

Main coverage with BS-12

The BS-12 cabinet is a compact enclosure, two-way passive cabinet designed to deliver precise, natural sound for professional sound applications. It features a 12″ speaker with a 3″ voice coil and a 1″ compression driver mounted on a 90° x 60° rotatable horn, providing controlled, even coverage.

With a frequency response of 60 Hz to 20 kHz, 96 dB sensitivity, and a maximum SPL of 128 dB, the BS-12 offers reliable performance and excellent intelligibility, even under demanding conditions. Its enclosure, made from 15 mm birch plywood and finished in durable polyurea, ensures long-lasting durability against humidity while blending seamlessly into visible environments.

Low-frequency reinforcement with BS-118

Low-frequency reinforcement is provided by six BS-118 subwoofers, designed to deliver firm, linear support in the bass range. Each cabinets an 18″ driver with a 3″ voice coil and a double-sided treated cone for moisture resistance, mounted in a direct-radiating bass-reflex cabinet.

With a frequency range of 38 Hz to 100 Hz, 98 dB sensitivity, and a maximum SPL of 132 dB, the BS-118 provides powerful, controlled bass—perfect for DJ sets or live performances that demand both impact and depth. Its rugged construction and polyurea coating ensure structural stability and durability under intensive use.

The combination of the BS-12 and BS-118 creates a well-balanced sound system, perfectly suited for a rooftop environment. Special attention was given to ensuring uniform coverage and phase coherence, avoiding dead zones and maintaining consistent sound levels throughout the venue. Cee Rooftop Lounge Bar stands as a example of how a professionally designed sound system can enhance a venue’s identity, seamlessly merging music, atmosphere, and surroundings into an unforgettable guest experience.

Soult Beach Club implements Lynx Pro Audio System

Sep 30, 2025 | Nightclubs & Bars, Our Clients

Situated on the coast of Batroun, Soult Beach Club has established itself as one of Lebanon’s most dynamic outdoor venues. It regularly hosts international DJs and electronic music sessions, alongside wellness events (such as yoga and Pilates). This demanding schedule necessitates an outdoor sound system that can deliver both high acoustic output and exceptional fidelity, adapting seamlessly to the venue’s vastly different requirements throughout the operational day.

The project was executed in partnership with Eltek, our authorised Lebanese distributor, who supervised the installation and guaranteed the system’s optimal integration and tuning on site. The chosen solution utilises a combination of loudspeakers and subwoofers from the BS series, selected for their robust performance and environmental resistance in open-air settings.

System Configuration and Coverage

Primary coverage is achieved using six BS-15 full-range loudspeakers. Each enclosure incorporates a 15-inch low-frequency transducer and a 1.4-inch high-frequency compression driver. Their precisely controlled dispersion and linear frequency response make them equally effective for high-impact DJ performances and clear voice reinforcement, ensuring consistent sound pressure levels across the main listening area.

To effectively extend the system’s low-frequency response, two BS-118 subwoofers were integrated. Equipped with high-excursion 18-inch drivers, these units deliver depth and stability with a specified extension down to $30 Hz$ . This provides the necessary sub-bass impact for electronic music without compromising the overall musical clarity and definition.

Operational Integrity

The resulting configuration is a system defined by its reliability, consistency, and resilience. It is engineered to withstand the demanding real-world operating conditions of a coastal beach club: extended duty cycles, high humidity levels, and ambient heat exposure. Furthermore, the system’s aesthetic integration ensures minimal visual interference with the venue’s architecture.

With the technical support of Eltek, Soult Beach Club is now equipped with a professional-grade audio solution that expertly handles the dynamic requirements of live DJ sets and the subtle demands of wellness sessions, guaranteeing clear, stable performance across all operational modes.

Sound Audio Design | Alegal Story Valencia

A Consolidated Benchmark in the Heart of Valencia

Main Room: Coaxial Versatility

Tribunes and “The Veil”: The Reinvention of the Amphitheatre

“The Chapel”: Power in Clandestinity

Transit Zones and Restrooms: The Party Continues

DSP Management and Amplification

Professional Audio for hospitality: Lynx Pro Audio at 14 Gradi lounge bar, Milan

An acoustic project for a high-activity social venue

System design and performance

System amplification and control

A solution aligned with the lounge bar’s needs

The secret behind the acoustics at TODOS Restaurant in Gwalior

Professional Rooftop Sound System at Cee Beirut

Audio system engineering

Main coverage with BS-12

Low-frequency reinforcement with BS-118

Soult Beach Club implements Lynx Pro Audio System

System Configuration and Coverage

Operational Integrity

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