OPERATIONS standard as well. Kings wanted state-of-the-art audio/visual in each location, which is a tall order. Dyer says, “Part of the visual process in lighting is integrating the black lights, strobe lights and laser lights into the sound. Basically it all looks like it is in sync together – part of it also is that there are sub units throughout the center, such as powerful ceiling speaker systems that are 1000 watt strong." All of the 47" monitors throughout
In Rosemont, the Lounge Bar’s sophisticated interior is the perfect place to take a break from the lanes.
pinsetters. They remanufacture more pinsetters than anyone in the world. Dyer ran down how each pinsetter “goes through a rigorous process, by the time the equipment is delivered, the product is better than anything out there and comes with a two year warranty." US Bowling also provided the media masking system. In fact, US Bowling is the first company to provide a fully integrated video component into the masking unit systems they use, which makes them the first to make this an industry
The Billiards Room at the Rosemont location.
the facility are tied to the a/v system. John Lyons, brother to Patrick, is an expert in sound, so this was an important part of the business to the owners. While the facilities at each location are up-to-the-minute, their
Left to right top to bottom: Joshua Rossmeisl, Managing Director; Aaron Sagendorf, Head Mechanic; Mario D'Alelio, Assistant General Manager, Kings Dedham; Doug Warner, Director of Marketing; Andre Bautista, Executive Chef; Christopher Barrows, Assistant General Manager, Kings Boston; Erin Callahan, General Manager, Kings Boston; Jacqui Getz, Director of Group and Corporate Sales. 50
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