event centres

Audio solutions for event centres

At event centres, flexibility and short set-up times are vital. Mobile conference technology, microphones, interpreter systems and assisted listening

from beyerdynamic ensure events run smoothly. Rooms can be split/combined for variable configurations.

Lecterns Wireless Microphones

The GM 305 T gooseneck microphone can be connected to a beltpack transmitter and is thus flexible to use – for example at a lectern. The microphone’s cable is suitable for the beltpack transmitters in the Opus and Synexis wireless systems. The power supply comes from the beltpack transmitter.

Wired Microphones

The Revoluto array microphones are ideal for lecterns. These vertical array microphone gives the speaker maximum freedom of movement at the lectern while maintaining a consistent volume. They offer a clear view of the speaker, who does not have to speak directly into the microphone.
Information on Revoluto technology

Wireless microphones

Handheld microphones are available with a condenser head especially for voice communications to allow unrestricted speech. Beltpack transmitters can be used with clip-on microphones or neckworn microphones to allow unrestricted speech.

Mobile

The versatile, mobile Quinta system includes microphone units for discussions, and boundary and handheld microphones, which can be used for speeches and as audience microphones. It is quick and easy to set up and dismantle. The system is ready to go at any time in a practical transport, charging and storage case.

Multilingual

beyerdynamic offers a wide range of products for multilingual events – be it radio, infrared, whisper interpreting, interpreter consoles or conference systems with interpreters – anything is possible.

Assisted Listening

Laws and standards implementing the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities make it essential to offer assisted listening. Unite is the flexible wireless assisted listening system that can be used as a mobile and independent solution or can be integrated retroactively in a public address system without installation work, even if the building is listed. Accessibility can thus be ensured quickly and inexpensively.

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