412 Speakers, 1 Control System | How the Loxone Campus Delivers an Unparalleled Audio Experience

The Loxone Campus in picturesque Kollerschlag, Austria is an architectural marvel in terms of scale, design, and intelligently integrated automation. But the modern ambience doesn’t stop at attractive living/working spaces, modern elegance, and luxurious amenities. It also extends to the pitch-perfect and atmospheric on-site audio system. Over an area of 8 hectares, a total 412 loudspeakers provide guests and employees with a cutting edge and multi-sensory audio experience.

On site you will find:

• in the restaurant: 60x Install Speaker 10 and 20x Satellite Speaker IP64
• in the office: 105x Install Speaker 7
• in the hotel: 82x Install Speaker 7 and 15x Install Speaker 10
• in the wellness area: 25x Install Speaker 10
• in the seminar and meeting area: 50x Install Speaker 10
• in corridors, foyers, WCs etc.: 55x Install Speaker 7

A standout in terms of audio experience on the Loxone Campus is its spacious and lovely auditorium, a space so grand and unique that it inspired Quadral and Loxone to jointly develop their own PA loudspeakers for the auditorium. The system is equipped with 64 woofers/midrange speakers and 48 tweeters distributed over 2 line arrays, which are supported by 8 subwoofers and 2 sidefill speakers, which also contribute another 8 woofers/midrange speakers and 6 tweeters. It is an audiophile’s dream come true that truly must be heard to be believed.

Anyone who has had the pleasure of visiting the Loxone Campus will undoubtedly walk away impressed by the sheer quality and scale of the audio experience provided across a multitude of uses and spaces; from the gentle music piped into every hallway upon entry, to the slow shift in volume and song selection in the restaurant as afternoon turns to evening. And many will find themselves desiring a similar solution for their own projects or even their own home. For this reason, we welcome everyone to take a look at our new Multiroom Audio page to learn about how simple and intuitive the integration of audio in an automated building or smart home can be.