Dual LED surfaces
Thirty-two 2.6 mm cabinets form two matching screens: twenty-four 1000 × 500 mm cabinets and eight 500 × 500 mm cabinets sized to the available stage architecture.
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MountainHouse Church
Two LED screens
replace the projector.
A dual-display system that keeps lyrics visible across a wide sanctuary while leaving the center of the platform open for worship, teaching, and scenic design.
See the project- Location
- South Lake Tahoe, California
- Project type
- Projection replacement
- Scope
- LED / Rigging / Processing
- System
- Dual 2.6 mm LED
Dual LED displays
Better visibility without owning the center.
The existing projection system washed out under the room's lighting, and people seated toward either side struggled to read worship content. One oversized center wall would have solved brightness while creating a new stage problem. Qohr designed two displays instead.
02Matched LED screens
32LED cabinets total
2.6 mmPixel pitch
02VX400 processors
The nearest screen becomes the right screen.
Each seating section gets a useful viewing angle, while the platform remains visually open. The room no longer has to trade central stage space for readable content.
The room no longer dims just to make words readable.
These are two factual states of the same sanctuary: the projection system in use and the completed dual LED system. The change is not only brightness. It is clearer content across the width of the room.
Two identical outcomes. Built cabinet by cabinet.
The paired displays required repeated geometry across both sides of the stage. Cabinet layout, hanging points, support, power, and data all had to resolve as one mirrored system.
Two surfaces. One coordinated system.
Cabinet mix, processing, rigging, power, signal, and service parts were delivered together rather than assembled as separate display purchases.
Independent processing
Two NovaStar VX400 processors give each display a dedicated image path while keeping both sides visually consistent within the church's presentation workflow.
Integrated rigging
Custom hanging bars, structural hardware, power distribution, and organized signal paths support the displays without letting the infrastructure dominate the room.
Service readiness
Two project-specific spare-parts kits keep replacement modules and critical components available for the church after commissioning.
Brightness where it matters. Space where the room needs it.
MountainHouse now has clear lyrics, scripture, graphics, and video on both sides of the platform without letting one visual surface overpower the architecture or Sunday workflow.
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