Source: PRO AV Magazine
Publication date: September 1, 2007
By Byard Hey
My Pick: Sabine Navigator NAV240
What I Like About It: This particular job required a specific feature set, and the Navigator had it all. We needed a 2 x 4 audio processor with a front panel that could be locked out, crossovers and delays, and a set of feedback control filters. The NAV240 fit the bill, and the setup was very fast and efficient. I like a product that is intuitive and doesn't require days of training in order to use it. We've used Sabine Navigators in the past, and we knew it would sound good.
I Would Change: Phoenix connectors instead of XLR would be an improvement, which are currently only available on the NAV8802.
Where I Used It: We used this product at the Nathaniel “Traz” Powell Stadium at Miami-Dade Community College in Miami.
This facility recently went through an extensive renovation to the existing football field that included new artificial turf, new running track encircling the field, and the addition of a high jump pit and pole vault pit. Nathaniel “Traz” Powell Stadium also doubles as a split-use facility for the Miami-Dade Public Schools high school track and field events as well as high school football games. The facility's existing sound system was not only out of date but also had been damaged by the hurricanes that had come through the area in the past years.
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