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The Dulles Community Church employs the Mamba Digital Snake for weekly services
Jan 16, 2006. San Jose, CA: NetworkSound Inc, a leading provider of multi-channel audio, video and control over
CAT-5/6, is pleased to announce that The Dulles Community Church, located in a suburb of Washington DC, has
chosen NetworkSound's Mamba Digital Snake system as the backbone of their portable worship audio setup.
The Dulles Community Church holds their Sunday services at a local school, requiring them to assemble and
disassemble the audio setup every week. When selecting a snake, plug and play setup and durability were important
features. “Because music is an essential component of our services, the choice of snake was very important to us,”
said Andy Brown, Director of creative and technical arts at Dulles Community Church. “We needed a reliable
snake that was easy to setup, take apart and transport. We found that the Mamba offered the most dependable,
high channel count, feature-rich snake for the price, and was the clear choice for us. Since installation, we have been
extremely satisfied with the Mamba’s performance in live situations, and customer support has been fantastic.”
The Mamba is an ideal solution for the church market because it is inexpensive, easy to setup and manage, while
reliably providing professional quality audio distribution. It is the lowest priced 32X16 digital snake on the market,
but because it is based on the same MediaNet technology used in NetworkSound’s high end broadcast solutions,
the quality and reliability are of the highest standard.
NetworkSound also offers custom plug and play Digital Snakes that can support many different audio formats,
including balanced, mic-pre, AES/EBU, SPDIF and unbalanced over a single CAT-5/6 cable. NetworkSound’s
MediaNet technology enables synchronous transport of up to 512 X 512 channels of audio at 48 kHz over a single
CAT-5/6 up to 100 meters/300 feet, or up to 2 km in fiber mode, with latency less than 200 micro seconds. For
further information, please visit http://www.networksound.com/Digsnake.html.
“We are pleased that The Dulles Community Church has selected the Mamba to power their Church services. We
believe the Mamba is ideally suited for the worship market because it combines professional grade capabilities with
the ease of setup and operation, reliability and low cost that worship sound engineers are accustomed to," said
Barani Subbiah, Founder & CEO of NetworkSound, Inc. The Mamba and other Digital snakes are available for
direct sale and via OEM partnership. For further information on price and availability, please email
info@networksound.com.