As the home of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, Lowy Concert Hall is a cultural cornerstone housed within the historic Charles Bronfman Auditorium. Following a 2013 acoustic renovation by Yasuhisa Toyota, the venue has established itself as a premier destination for a demanding mix of classical, jazz, and pop performances. By implementing Israel’s first large-scale L-ISA installation, the hall now pairs its storied architectural pedigree with a reference-grade immersive environment. This technical evolution ensures that every listener receives a consistent, detailed, and transparent sonic image, regardless of their position within the 2,479-seat auditorium. For productions ranging from massive choirs to intimate ceremonies, this venue represents the peak of acoustic and technological integration in the region. 

System

Designed to comply with strict preservation laws in a historic building, the system integrates cutting-edge L Series technology into the existing ceiling infrastructure while maintaining clear sightlines. 

Configuration: L-ISA Immersive  

Loudspeakers: 

• Scene System: Five hangs comprising one L2 over one L2D each  
• Extension System: Two hangs per side, each consisting of four A10 clusters  
• Spatial Front-Fill: Ten Kiva II  
• Side Balcony Fill: Four X6i per side  
• Subwoofers: A center-hung array of six KS28 in cardioid mode, integrated into the ceiling  
• Mobile System: Two KS21 subwoofers on a chariot system, supplemented by A15 Wide and A15 Focus for side fill or additional reinforcement  

Processing and Infrastructure: 

• Amplification: 12 LA7.16i amplified controllers for the main arrays and fills, with LA12X driving the subwoofer system  
• System Backbone: A fully redundant Milan-AVB network utilizing LS10 switches and P1 processors  
• Control: L-ISA Controller managing the immersive soundscape  
• Modeling: Soundvision was utilized to refine the acoustic design and ensure optimal coverage 

Venue Gallery