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The centerpiece of the space is a direct-view LED video wall spanning 37.8 feet wide by 7.09 feet tall across 48 cabinets, built to a non-traditional aspect ratio rather than a standard screen format. That unconventional shape meant content couldn't simply be scaled and routed the way it would be on a typical display configuration, requiring a processing solution capable of handling it correctly across every source.

The project also moved on a short lead time from construction to opening, leaving little margin to solve the wall's format challenges through trial and error. Beyond the video wall itself, the system needed to support an extensive distributed display package, zoned audio coverage across indoor and outdoor seating, and integration with the hotel's own pre-existing patio video wall, all while remaining simple enough for staff to operate confidently from day one.

A Datapath video wall processor sits at the center of the system, managing routing for 17 source inputs and handling the scaling required to display content correctly across the wall's unconventional dimensions. That processing gives staff the flexibility to run live games, betting odds, and promotional content across the wall simultaneously, all from a single touch panel. The same processor also brought the hotel's existing patio video wall into one centralized control scheme rather than leaving it siloed from the rest of the venue.

Beyond the video wall, the display package includes four Sony 65-inch displays in a 2x2 configuration on the kitchen wall, eleven additional 65-inch displays wrapped around the room's perimeter, and ten 55-inch displays split between the bar's sides and ends. On the audio side, Origin Acoustics pendant speakers cover the dining area, in-room subwoofers reinforce low end throughout the space, and weather-rated speakers extend coverage to the street-facing patios, all driven by Origin Acoustics amplification. A Crestron CP4 processor with a 10.1-inch wall-mount touch panel and IR control modules ties the system together for staff, while Aurora Multimedia AV-over-IP distribution and a QSC Core DSP handle signal routing and audio processing venue-wide, working in conjunction with the Datapath processor at the system's core.

• Datapath
  • Video wall processor, 17 source inputs
• Absen
  • Direct-view LED video wall, 37.8' x 7.09', 48 cabinets
• Sony
  • 25 displays (65" and 55") across kitchen, perimeter, and bar
• Origin Acoustics
  • Pendant speakers, in-room subwoofers, weather-rated patio speakers, and amplification
• Crestron
  • CP4 control processor, 10.1" wall-mount touch panel, IR control modules
• Aurora Multimedia
  • AV-over-IP distribution
• QSC
  • Core DSP

At nearly 38 feet wide, the LED video wall does more than serve as a large screen, it changes the character of the space entirely, giving patrons a sightline closer to a stadium concourse than a traditional sports bar. Staff have been able to manage the full system, video wall, distributed displays, and zoned audio, through a single touch panel, without the operational complexity that scale would typically introduce.

The location's position beneath the SpringHill Suites by Marriott and Element by Westin, a combined 259-guestroom property, gives Sportsbook a built-in audience no standalone location can match, with hotel guests finding the same high-energy game-day experience just floors below their rooms. As Logic Integration's fourth build for the brand and its largest to date, Colorado Springs sets a new benchmark for what the partnership can deliver as Sportsbook continues to grow.