06/11/2026
dBTechnologies USA powered one of ’s most ambitious worship production projects, with deploying a major VIO system inside a 13,000-capacity arena in Tallahassee, Florida.
Produced by Alabama-based AVL and set design company Overflo Productions, the event transformed the arena into an immersive worship environment built around live music, spoken word, large-scale visual production, and high-impact audio reinforcement.
The system featured 24 VIO L1610 large-format line array modules, 20 VIO L208 compact line array elements, 12 VIO S218 dual-18” subwoofers, and 5 VIO X205 point-source loudspeakers for supplemental coverage and front-fill reinforcement.
Using EASE Focus and dBTechnologies Composer, the Overflo team tailored system coverage and voicing for the arena’s 3/4 seating configuration, maintaining intelligibility, musicality, and impact throughout the venue.
“We’re an AVL and set design company approaching twenty years of service,” says Tim Spidel of Overflo Productions. “For productions like this, consistency and musicality are critical. The VIO platform gave us the output, coverage control, and overall sonic performance needed to support both the energy of the music and the clarity required for spoken-word moments throughout the service.”
Taylor Bishop served as System Technician for the event, overseeing deployment and system optimization, while FOH responsibilities were handled by Michael Keith Lewis. The production also utilized an Allen & Heath Avantis console platform alongside network infrastructure built around a Ubiquiti Dream Machine environment.
The project further highlights the growing role of dBTechnologies VIO systems in large-scale worship production environments, where modern church productions increasingly require concert-level performance, speech intelligibility, scalable deployment, and reliable system control.