Posts from the Cambridge Qt X sound masking category


Debunking a Sound Masking Myth


Sound masking is the introduction of a continuous, engineered spectrum of broadband sound, similar to the sound of airflow, into an environment to reduce the perceived intelligibility of speech. In office environments (which typically have a low ambient noise floor), this reduction in intelligibility has the benefits of increasing acoustic privacy, protecting confidentiality, and reducing…



Sound Masking for Financial Institutions: Improving Data Privacy and Client Trust


Financial institutions handle lots of confidential information. From social security numbers to account balances, customers trust their banks and credit unions to keep their personal data private. However, open floorplan acoustics can make it difficult to maintain speech privacy. Which is why sound masking—the introduction of unobtrusive background sound to cover up conversations—is an ideal…


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