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Convention Paper

Redesign of the Acoustics of the Aalborghallen in Denmark

Authors: Voetmann, Jan

AES Convention 90 · Paper 3026 · February 1991

Abstract

Aalborg Hallen is the largest multipurpose hall in Denmark. The original acoustics design from 1954 was yet most suitable for classical music. Recently the management decided to modernize the hall, especially the acoustics and the loudspeaker system, so it would become more suitable for the majority of events: theatre performances, congresses, exhibitions, etc. The process for the acoustical redesign including the new loudspeaker system will be presented, including measurements before and after the change.

Details

Published in
AES Convention 90
AES Convention
90
Paper number
3026
Publication date
February 6, 1991
Session subject
Architectural Acoustics
Affiliation
Danish Acoustical Institute, Lyngby, Denmark (See document for exact affiliation information.)
Type
Convention Paper