A Blaze Audio system for Healing Place Church's Denham Springs campus — six CCA10s in left-right hangs, a 523 front fill per side, and a pair of dual-18 Super Subs. The system was installed as a thirty-day demonstration, running live every Sunday. At the end of the month, the church kept it.
Healing Place Church's Denham Springs campus runs the full worship format every week — live band, spoken message, and a room at capacity. Its production team had clear requirements for the system: full-range output for the band, intelligible speech for the message, and consistent coverage across every seat in the room.
The design meets those requirements with three CCA10s per side covering the main floor, a 523 per side providing front fill for the seats nearest the platform, and two dual-18 Super Subs carrying the low end for the band. Driving the system is a Dante-networked amplifier rack — five PowerZone 3004Ds and a 504D — keeping the signal path digital from console to amplifier.
Pink Palace arranged for Blaze Audio to deliver and install a full demonstration system in the room — the complete configuration, in the actual space, running live services. For thirty days the system performed under real conditions every Sunday morning: the band, the message, and the full congregation.
At the end of the month, the church kept the system. Its performance in the room had made the case.
The strongest endorsement a system design can earn is being specified for the next one. When Healing Place built its new Ascension campus, the design called for the same Blaze loudspeakers in the same configuration — the system proven at Denham Springs, carried forward to the next room.
Thirty days under live conditions, and the room made the decision. Pink Palace placed the system where it could prove itself — and that proof carried all the way to the next campus.