A world renowned nightlife landmark in Montreal, Quebec has recently reopened its doors after months of renovations and upgrades which included the installation of a large quantity of EAW and EAW-Commercial loudspeakers. Located in the heart of Montreal’s dining and entertainment district on Crescent Street, Sir Winston Churchill Pub’s technical upgrades were designed and completed by La Galerie Audio-Video and included a complete overhaul of the pub’s main and distributed audio loudspeakers, amplification and audio networking infrastructures to offer patrons the best quality sound throughout the entire facility.

“One of the stipulations we had when we took on this project was that the owners of the pub must let us spec and install only the best and highest quality products. That’s why we went with EAW and EAW-Commercial loudspeakers”, explains Sam Sorce of La Galerie Audio-Video. “We required a sound system with distinctive and spectacular sound and the look of class that is in line with the new style of Sir Winston’s. We’re extremely proud and confident that this is definitely one of the best sounding systems on the entire strip”.

Sir Winston Churchill Pub’s official reopening occurred during the F1Grand Prix weekend festivities on Crescent Street where tens of thousands packed the pubs, restaurants and streets over a period of three days. The completely new audio system boasts EAW Avalon DC5 loudspeakers on the dance floor, and 16 VR62 and 6 SB150zPs throughout their bar, main entrance and VIP locations. Powered by QSC amplifiers and distributed via SymNet audio networks, this system far exceeds the establishment’s owners expectations and has garnered much praise for Galerie Audio Video and EAW loudspeakers.

EAW’s loudspeakers’ reputation of outstanding sonic quality and ease of installation and operation has also attracted the attention of other establishments on the strip and throughout the area. Other restaurants, pubs and club owners are now contacting “Galerie” regarding their design and installation services and EAW loudspeakers and products to replace or upgrade their current audio infrastructures.