In the past, the audio elements of many AV systems were often an afterthought - using up the spare change after projectors, lighting and furnishings had been selected.
Fuelled by the demand for hi-fi sound and now home cinema - and the essential audibility of stage and television performances - the current digital revolution has finally put the audio on a level footing with the visual.
Microphone, amplifier and loudspeaker technologies have been constantly evolving and improving, but the revolution of digital audio has now brought cinema-quality sound within reach of the most modest installation budgets. Today we include audio processing in systems for corporate boardrooms, conference rooms, training facilities, leisure facilities, videoconferencing and teleconference suites.
Wherever audio is needed, nothing less than state-of-the-art performance and reliability is acceptable today.
The Disability Discrimination Act has focused attention on the need to provide facilities for people with hearing difficulties in all public buildings.
We incorporate Induction Loop Audio systems into many AV installations and we’ll be happy to provide advice.
