Outline Arrays Fielded For Rome’s Circus Maximus Event
ROME – Circus Maximus, a stadium dating back to 7 B.C., was known for chariot races, simulated battles with infantry, cavalry and elephants, which once drew an enormous number of spectators in ancient Rome. Today the challenges are a different sort. At 680 yards long, the challenge was ensuring perfect intelligibility for speakers covering delicate topics during “Family Day,” one of the many large rallies throughout Italy for and against the proposed law regarding same-sex civil unions and adoptions. Cipiesse, a contractor from Rezzato, took up the audio gauntlet.
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