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Audio EQ is handled by BSS Soundweb London Blu equipment. touch LCD.Īdtec Signedge players were used for shows requiring simple single and multi-screen HD playback complex multi-projector shows use Dataton WATCHOUT running on PCs.Įlectrosonic sourced most audio from the associated video source, whether from the HD player or WATCHOUT where exhibits require audio only, the sound is delivered via a Medialon audio server. LCD with Dawar overlay, and Primeview 24in. Samsung LCD panel and the Purim Ball gallery showcases projection within the architectural elements of a 19th century ballroom setting.įor the NMAJH’s large projection screens that required edge blending, Electrosonic integrated Christie DS+750 projectors smaller screens use projectiondesign F22SX, F12SX, and F32-1080 projectors. The Establishing Communities gallery uses Dakota Audio FA-501 directional loudspeaker arrays for localized sound “The Revolution and the Constitution” presentation is shown on a 46in. In this same area, the Innovation and Expansion gallery features an interactive “map table” on which animated sequences selected by visitors on an adjacent touchscreen are displayed via two projectors. Five projectors are used to create one continuous image or a mosaic of images across the screens. The Foundations of Freedom Theater is an open space with two perpendicular walls that serve as projection surfaces. Visitors start their tour on the fourth floor of the atrium-style building where Foundations of Freedom details the earliest Jewish communities in America and their everyday life from colonial times through the late 1800s. This is the only museum specifically dedicated to the preservation and presentation of Jewish participation in the development of the United States. 5th Annual Pro AV Spotlight Awards Best Museum AV Installation: National Museum of American Jewish History, Philadelphiaīest Hospitality/Restaurant/Casino AV Installationįor the new 100,000-square-foot building on Independence Mall in Philadelphia-The National Museum of American Jewish History (NMAJH)-Electrosonic integrated a $2 million audiovisual system to help exhibit and interpret the American Jewish experience.

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