We’ve all probably experienced dinner at a restaurant that’s so noisy you can’t hear the conversation around the table, or been in an airport terminal with announcements so loud you have to plug your ears, or a train station where you had to strain to understand announcements that sound like they’re being made by Charlie…
Ceiling mics were once viewed as a challenge to integrators, but their quality and capabilities have improved. The DSP algorithms used to support them have improved as well, and have actually effectively eliminated most (and in many cases all) ceiling and HVAC noises as impediments to high quality audio. Configuring the DSP settings to appropriately…
Depending on the specifications of the room, different ceiling microphones will offer the best solution. For example, the cardiod microphone has a pickup pattern of 120°. This means it picks up sounds in front of it and on all sides, making it ideal for average- to low-ceilinged rooms. As mentioned in our room acoustics post,…
Fiber optic communications traces its roots back to Alexander Graham Bell. In 1880, he created the Photophone, which allowed for the transmission of sound on a beam of light. That same year, Bell conducted the world’s first wireless telephone transmission over a distance of 200 meters. There’s a lot of emphasis in the government sector…
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