What speakers do you need to provide quality sound in a conference room?

Providing a quality acoustic environment in modern conference halls requires a careful approach. The choice of sound equipment depends on many parameters. The area of the hall, ceiling height, the number of listeners at the event are factors that influence the sound quality in a particular room.

For sound support of conferences it is necessary to use professional equipment. Household acoustic systems will not be able to fully satisfy all the requirements for sound at events of this type.

Speakers

• An important component of the acoustic system are loudspeakers. The main requirements for speakers in the conference hall:
• transmission of sound from microphones over the entire area of the hall;
• avoid distortion of the speaker’s voice;
• reproduction of audio recordings and audio accompaniment of video materials from various sources;
• sensitivity;
• unobtrusive appearance.

In order to clearly hear the speaker at any point of the conference hall, a speaker system is used. Speakers are either installed around the perimeter of the room or mounted in the ceiling, making them less noticeable to conference participants. Sometimes the architectural or structural solution of the room does not allow to place suspended stationary loudspeakers. Excellent cope with clear sound transmission, without distortion and echo-reflecting effects, audio speakers, placed in several places on specialized brackets or acoustic anti-vibration racks.

Acoustic systems are divided into active and passive. Active systems do not require additional equipment, as they have built-in sound amplifiers, noise makers, mixers. But they require wiring cables and power supply to accommodate them. Passive systems are not equipped with additional hardware, require connection to a mixer and sound amplifier.

For conference halls, the best solution to provide clear and dynamic sound is mobile active professional systems with built-in multi-channel mixers, with protection from extraneous noise, with full frequency range.