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Installation Profile Keystone Centre, Brandon, MB The Keystone Centre is a multi-purpose facility located in Brandon, Manitoba. Its main 5,102-seat arena, which is known as Westoba Place, is the home of the Brandon Wheat Kings of the Western Hockey League and the annual Royal Manitoba Winter Fair. Products Used MP-1216: Monitor Panel Purpose The facility has 15 separate audio systems throughout. Keystone Centre's management wanted to tie the audio systems together, creating a user-friendly routing system that would allow for audio originating from any location to be routed to any combination of destinations within the facility. Challenge Ensuring the integration of the MP-1216 with the various audio systems went smoothly. Solution TOA's MP-1216 Monitor Panel was selected to monitor the audio sources coming into the matrix, thus making the routing process easier to manage. The Monitoring capability of each zone gives the user the confidence that the audio has been routed correctly. Feedback The Keystone team was very happy with the results and the new ability to monitor the systems more efficiently. About TOA Canada Corporation TOA Corporation was founded in Kobe, Japan over 80 years ago. TOA operates in over 100 countries worldwide, with manufacturing facilities found in nearly every major market area. These facilities have a reputation for precision design and fabrication, resulting in a proven track record of TOA product reliability. TOA Canada Corporation was formed in 1990 as a complete sound solutions provider, specializing in commercial audio, including, public address, voice communications, voice evacuation and emergency paging requirements. TOA Canada offers complete solutions for all corporate and commercial audio communications and intercom security requirements. ph: 1-800-263-7639 www.TOAcanada.com fx: 1-800-463-3569 [email protected] .

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