Choosing a custom sound system for your business can be overwhelming. There are many options available in both the home audio and commercial audio realm, so how do you know what is going to work best for your space? In this beginner’s introduction to 70-volt speaker systems, we’ll start by answering how commercial sound systems work differently from home audio sound systems and what are the benefits and ideal applications of commercial sound equipment?

Wireless speakers have become very popular in the audio industry. It’s convenient to have speakers free of wires that come with a lot more flexibility than traditional wired speakers. There are a few different options for wireless speakers on the market today: wireless speakers that broadcast via RF, wireless WiFi speakers, and wireless Bluetooth speakers. As you are trying to choose if wired, Bluetooth or WiFi speakers will work best for you, we’ve come up with 5 reasons you may not want to use wireless speakers for your commercial audio sound system.

A touchless, automated temperature screening kiosk like the Goodview SV1080 provides real-time protection and peace of mind by allowing you to utilize technology to keep your organization and visitors safe and healthy  This automated temperature scanner kiosk uses advanced thermal detection technology to quickly scan internal body temperatures with impressive accuracy. We’ve reviewed the Goodview body temperature scanner kiosk with facial recognition to show you how this temperature scanner works as well as how to use it. 

Choosing the best sound system for churches can prove to be a daunting task. There’s no simple one-stop-shop solution because so many factors are at play when it comes to how to set up a church sound system. Church worship and PA systems must be able to deliver consistent high-performance sound for everything from simple voice projection to more sophisticated live praise and worship services. You’ll need the right combination of speakers, mixer/amplifiers, microphones, and other church audio equipment, but you’re not alone in trying to figure it out. As you are considering the specifics of how to design a sound system for your church, we’ve come up with 6 questions you need to answer to help guide you to your perfect church audio system.

You put a lot of time and effort into choosing and installing the perfect audio system for your space. Even if you purchase top-of-the-line speakers, amplifiers, and mixers, you need to address the acoustics in the spaces where you will use them. Without any type of soundproof panels or professional acoustic treatment, sound systems in offices, churches, restaurants, gymnasiums, auditoriums, and other commercial environments will struggle to provide a comfortable listening environment.  By addressing the acoustic needs of your space, you can make a big difference. We’ve come up with a guide through all soundproofing and acoustic sound panels design questions that we hear the most and provided the answers from one of our audio engineers.