Lecture Room
High quality audio for lectures
A stereo speaker system is installed to the left and right of a video screen at the front of the room to provide high-quality stereo sound. Two more stereo pairs are installed to the left and right of the seating area near the back of the room so that sufficient volume reaches the furthest participants. Microphones, computers, and all playback devices are located in one spot, while source selection and volume adjustment are carried out from a single controller for simple, centralized day-to-day operation.
Yamaha CIS speaker systems deliver high quality, well defined sound that is ideal for both music and speech delivery.
The wide coverage of the speakers themselves plus dedicated brackets with tilt and pan adjustment makes it easy to target the desired service area.
MTX matrix processors include a number of functions that can aid in optimizing audio quality for lectures, including high-pass filtering, equalization, and speaker processing.
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