Cardinals Stadium
Glendale, AZ 2006
The Cardinals Stadium is unlike any other in the US.With a natural grass field that can be completely rolled away from the building, as well as a retractable roof and thousands of square feet of space, it’s a monster multi-use facility. It was also the first stadium in the country to leverage a full design-build approach to its Sound and Video system, something Pro Sound used to save them millions.
Pro Sound’s $800,000 in cost-saving efficiencies enabled them to increase the quality of the in-stadium media experience while still coming in on time and under budget. For example, cables run under the field rather than around the building, eliminating the need for almost a million feet of wires.This also allowed the team to install more advanced cabling designed to accommodate technological advances over the next 20-30 years.This saved the organization again, when Pro Sound returned to upgrade the facility and make it the first NFL stadium with 4k video capabilities.
HIGHLIGHTS
Multilayered sound design
Integrated video systems
Corporate suite A/V
Show control
RF/TV
Satellite and broadcasting facilities coordinated with national broadcast networks
Cabling and installation
Ongoing site support
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