Banquet hall sound
A banquet hall has to do two opposite jobs in one evening: carry a speech over three hundred conversations, and then run a dance floor.
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Those need different coverage, different levels and different processing. A system designed only for background music fails at the speeches; one designed only for the dance floor makes dinner unbearable. We design for both, and make switching between them simple.
What that means in practice
- Zoned coverage — the dining floor, the stage area and the dance floor addressed separately.
- Speech reinforcement designed for a full, noisy room, not an empty one.
- Music system sized for the level the hall will actually run at.
- Presets for dinner, speeches and dancing, recalled from a simple panel.
- Wireless microphones with enough channels and a clean frequency plan.
The room comes first
Halls are usually tall and hard. Absorption placed before the system is chosen means less power, less processing and better intelligibility for the same money.
Tell us the room
Send dimensions and intended use. You get back an indicative acoustic treatment, a systems outline and a budget range.