L-R: Gàbor Làzàr (Zaj's sound technician), Guido Noselli (Outline's president & CEO) and Tamàs Ditzmann (owner of Arton).
Hungary - A Butterfly line array was recently sold to Arton Ltd by Zaj Discotechnika, Outline's exclusive Hungarian distributor. The system, which recently debuted at the Budapest Opera House, comprises 16 Butterfly CDH 483 hi-packs and eight Victor Live subwoofers, all powered and controlled by T series digital amplifiers and Genius 24 processors.

The owner of Arton, Tamàs Ditzmann, commented: "The first time we used the system - to learn how to install and use it - was a great experience. In just an hour, we achieved a sound that was more than reasonable, and that same day obtained very impressive results from the system. All the experienced sound engineers were satisfied with the new system."

Ditzmann continued: "The Butterfly system's real debut was on November 14th at a Dance Festival staged in the Hungarian State Opera House. The results were excellent and the Opera House's head sound engineer appreciated the Butterfly as an extraordinary, high standard sound reinforcement system. Some of the dance productions had live musicians and others used pre-recorded music, but the system worked excellently with both. We measured a difference of just 4dB between the front row and the seats farthest from the stage, but the subjective difference was even less."

(Lee Baldock)


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