Gyangze Senior High School, located at No. 32 Shanghai East Road, Gyangze County, Tibet Autonomous Region, has always upheld the educational philosophy of prioritizing moral education and cultivating well-rounded students. With its excellent teaching staff and distinctive features, the school has been recognized multiple times with municipal-level awards for outstanding teaching quality, as well as the honors of being a model school for characteristic education research, a grassroots advanced party organization, and an advanced school management collective.

The multi-purpose hall is a key venue for the school to host various activities. Proper spatial planning, acoustic design, and equipment installation and tuning can create a diverse campus cultural life for teachers and students, enhancing their audiovisual experience and improving the utilization of the venue. For the main sound reinforcement system, the Takstar professional technical team selected the ECA-102 dual 10-inch line array full-range speakers. With their strong vertical directivity, efficient array, and long-throw capabilities, they effectively solved the challenge of covering the depth of the multi-purpose hall.

The ECA-181 subwoofer, specially designed to complement the ECA-102, was hung in a 4+1 configuration on both sides of the stage. The low-frequency response is elastic and powerful, the high-frequency is clear and refined, and the overall system delivers strong output, ensuring precise direct sound coverage for the audience, even in the distant seating area.

For stage monitoring, the EKL-101 professional speakers provide clear sound feedback for speakers and performers, allowing them to hear their own voices and better communicate and interact with the audience. Additional EKL-121 fill speakers were added in the middle and rear areas, with high-frequency filtering to optimize the sound field coverage and create a wide, immersive acoustic environment.

To fully unleash the performance of all the loudspeakers, the Takstar professional technical team configured the EKA-406N, EKA-10N, and EA-3 professional power amplifiers for driving the system. The EKX-808 digital matrix processor with 8-in-8-out design was used to improve audio quality, achieve matrix distribution, and implement noise and feedback cancellation. Complementary equipment like the UC-4R wireless conference microphone system, TS-AD series antenna distribution and amplification system, AM18 analog mixer, and EPO-802N power sequencer were all integrated to meet the school's expectations and application requirements in terms of functionality, scalability, and configurability.