Leading the digital revelation, the TT24 found a new home in the 540-seat Northwest Foursquare Church in the Seattle suburb of Federal Way. Why? Well, according to Northwest's Audio Service Coordinator Justin Warbreck, ramp up time with the TT24 is minimal and its performance is heavenly:

"It took about 10 minutes to adjust... The TT24's small footprint is also a great thing for live work. I've got 48 channels right within arm's reach, and I don't have to run from one end of the board to the other."

Even longtime Worship Arts Pastor Warren Hendrickson repented from his Doubting-Thomas ways when he heard the TT24:

"The TT24 Digital Live Console sounds very natural. The highs are clearer and the lows are less muddy than other, more expensive, digital mixers I've used. The TT24's accuracy has actually made mic placement more of an issue, because now we can really hear a lot of stuff that previously wasn't clear." He adds, "Churches don't need to be afraid of digital anymore. A lot of smaller churches in particular have been intimidated by the cost and complexity issues, but with a console like the TT24, it's simply not an issue anymore."

To read more about the Northwest Foursquare Church's conversion from analog to digital with the Mackie TT24 Digital Live Console, check out the September-October issue of Technologies for Worship Magazine.