When Populous of Kansas City decided that the Amway Center, new home of the Orlando Magic, needed to control reflection and reverberation in the bowl where 19,000 screaming fans would be cheering on Dwight Howard, they turned to Sound Seal.

Included in this project are approximately (330) custom-stained highly figured Anigre veneer WoodTrends Topline PS panels. Affixed to all the short walls in the desirable Loge Box areas of the arena, these create a bit of a refuge from the din associated with a typical NBA basketball game. They also lessen the harsh reflections associated with painted drywall during musical performances and any other of the myriad uses for this cavernous space.

As the building neared completion, it was determined that more acoustical control would be necessary. Again turning to Sound Seal, the team at Populous worked out a design that would place custom S-2000 fabric wrapped panels at just about every empty wall space in the performance area. Adding to the challenge was the fact that the legendary rock band The Eagles would be kicking off a world-wide tour in the arena, performing just days after the date of substantial completion. Working closely with the installing contractor, KenPat, LLC of Orlando, Sound Seal was able to provide over (540) custom sized acoustical wall panels in time for the show.at just about every empty wall space in the performance area.

Since 1979, Sound Seal has been providing innovative solutions to noise control. First and foremost is our dedication to customer service and performance. Call 800-569-1294 today and give us the opportunity to help.

Architect: Populous:Kansas City, MO.
General contractor: Hunt Construction Group, LLC Scottsdale, AZ
Installing Contractor: KenPat, LLC. Orlando, FL. 

Pictures of the newly completed Amway Center in Orlando, Florida