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Everything You Need to Know About Sound Masking and Speech Privacy

What is Sound Masking? Sound masking technology is a critical component of acoustic design. Sound masking by definition is “the process of adding to an environment a low level of unobtrusive background sound engineered to protect confidentiality and reduce distractions by reducing the intell

Posted by Joshua Yearwood Sep 15th 2017

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What is Audio Feedback and How Can I Fix it?

The Howls, Squeaks, and Roars of Audio Feedback and How to Fix It What is audio feedback? Feedback can seem like a difficult concept for most to understand and therefore know how to avoid, but it is actually a very simple idea and can be simple to remedy. Feedback essentially operates as an,

Posted by Jennifer Slattery Jul 28th 2017

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5 Myths About Wireless Microphones

1. “Wireless microphones are easy to use.” While wireless microphones give us the freedom from being bound to a cord they can be rather “high maintenance”. Batteries need to be checked and maintained, and frequencies researched for best reception. You often end up dealing wi

Posted by Jennifer Slattery Jul 5th 2017

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How to Choose the Right Mixer/Amplifier

When choosing a mixer, amplifier, or mixer amp, there are several questions to consider before making a decision. it's important to explore these questions, so you can ensure the equipment you invest in will suit your application and function properly long-term. 1. Will you need to use any micropho

Posted by Jennifer Slattery Jun 26th 2017

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What Is the Difference Between Commercial and Home Amplifiers?

Home Sound Systems: Set up to take a limited number of speakers – In order to run more speakers off the system, you either need to add additional amplifiers, or use an impedance matching device to fool the receiver that it is still seeing an 8-ohm load If you add more amplifiers to the s

Posted by Jennifer Slattery Jun 26th 2017

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Everything You Need to Know About Transformer Taps

What is a Tap Setting? A tap setting is simple a dial or a screw that you turn, either on the front or the back of the speaker to select the wattage for your speaker. When you have a distributed speaker system (also known as a 100 or 70 Volt) – which are most commonly used where mulitple spe

Posted by Jennifer Slattery Jun 5th 2017

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How to Create In-Wall Speaker Zones with Volume Controls

Oftentimes, when we design a system for a commercial or retail space, we deal with a number of speakers and varying sizes of space. Just like sound systems, no two spaces are the same. As a result, it becomes necessary to cater the operation of your sound system to your space and your needs. One way

Posted by Jennifer Slattery Jun 5th 2017

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Three Things to Look for in a Quality Commercial PA System

Commercial PA systems can accept simultaneous input from audio players and microphones and distribute to multiple-zones. These can be very simple systems and can handle basic background music as well as announcements for special events up to very complex and highly capable IT-based and computer-co

Posted by Jennifer Slattery Jun 5th 2017

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6 Factors You Should Consider Before Buying Speakers

The speakers you chose and how you position them in your space can make all the difference in the quality of your sound. Your options will depend on a number of factors to find just the right solution for your application. To get a good idea of what type of speakers to look for take a look at the

Posted by Jennifer Slattery May 31st 2017

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7 Myths of 70-Volt Systems

1. “I don’t need to know the difference between 70-volt and 8-ohm audio systems.” 70-volt systems, in truth, can simplify your audio system needs in many ways. 70-volt audio systems allow you to use more speakers than traditional 8-ohm audio systems by minimizing the need for im

Posted by Jennifer Slattery May 11th 2017

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How To Pick Your Next Digital Mixer

When picking your next Digital Mixer there are some basic questions you can ask yourself to narrow down the numerous possibilities. With so many brands it can feel like an overwhelming task. So, we've come up with four simple questions to help guide you. What is your application? In other words

Posted by Jennifer Slattery Apr 14th 2017

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5 Tips to Solving Feedback Issues in Your Church or Auditorium

Are you having trouble with feedback during your church services or productions? Don’t worry, you’re definitely not alone. Feedback has been an age old problem in the world of audio. So much so that products have been developed specifically for Feedback Reduction. However, sometimes the

Posted by Jennifer Slattery Apr 14th 2017

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Common Questions, Expert Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Why choose Pro Acoustics?
Pro Acoustics combines expert guidance, audio products from world-class brands, competitive pricing, and lifetime technical support to help organizations find the right audio solution. Our team works directly with you to ensure you're confident with a product selection that meets your specific application, budget, and needs.
What types of audio solutions does Pro Acoustics offer?
Pro Acoustics offers a comprehensive selection of commercial audio, professional sound, communication solutions, complete sound system packages, fully customized solutions, as well as video equipment, stage lighting, home audio, studio, and recording products.
Does Pro Acoustics provide technical support?
Yes. We offer lifetime technical support for all products and systems purchased through Pro Acoustics. Our commitment to customer support extends beyond the initial purchase, helping ensure you get the most from your audio investment.
Is Pro Acoustics an authorized dealer?
Yes. Pro Acoustics is a factory-authorized dealer for all of the brands we sell, ensuring customers receive genuine products sourced directly through authorized distribution channels and backed by full manufacturer warranties.
What are Pro Acoustics' store hours?
Pro Acoustics is available Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Central Time to answer questions, provide quotes, assist with orders, and offer technical support.
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