Where Every Whisper<br><em>Reaches the Balcony</em>
Auditorium & Theater Systems

Where Every Whisper
Reaches the Balcony

Architectural acoustics and discreet audio systems for performing arts venues, lecture halls, and houses of worship — invisible technology that amplifies the human experience.

Acoustic Elegance Without Visible Technology

A performing arts center is judged by its acoustics before its technology. Patrons do not want to see speaker arrays. Architects refuse to compromise their design vision for black boxes hung from the ceiling. And the audio system must serve dramatically different programming — a solo piano recital at 3pm, a full orchestra at 7pm, a spoken-word lecture at 10am.

Speech intelligibility in large auditoriums is particularly demanding. STI targets of 0.6+ require precise direct-to-reverberant ratios. And in historic venues, installation constraints — heritage-listed plaster, no visible cabling, zero structural modifications — push conventional audio design to its limits.

Invisible Technology, Pristine Sound

Architecturally integrated audio systems that complement, not compromise, the venue design.

Steerable Column Arrays

AT-Series digitally steerable column speakers with customizable vertical beam pattern. Individual amplifier and DSP per driver element. RAL color matching to any architectural finish. Only 12cm wide — installs flush into columns and wall cavities.

Variable Acoustics System

VAAS electronic architecture for changing room acoustics in real time. Switch between Speech mode (RT60 1.0s), Chamber mode (1.8s), and Symphony mode (2.4s) from a touch panel.

Assistive Listening System

ALS-2000 hearing loop and IR assistive listening system compliant with IEC 60118-4 and ADA requirements. Induction loop coverage for entire seating area. Multi-channel IR for simultaneous translation.

SiteRequirement Review
SystemArchitecture Planning
ProjectIntegration Coordination
LifecycleDocumentation & Support

Designed Around Project Requirements

System architecture starts with the venue, users, workflows, interfaces, operating conditions, and maintenance expectations. Product selection and redundancy are confirmed only after those requirements are reviewed.

Availability, compatibility, documentation, commercial terms, response commitments, and delivery scope are agreed in writing for the specific project and region.

Representative System Scenarios

These visuals illustrate common planning contexts. They are not customer case studies or claims about a completed deployment.

Representative City Concert Hall — 2,200 Seats application
Concert Hall

System Planning Scenario

Final products, topology, quantities, interoperability, performance targets, and support terms are confirmed for each project.

Representative University Great Hall — 800 Seats application
Lecture Hall

System Planning Scenario

Final products, topology, quantities, interoperability, performance targets, and support terms are confirmed for each project.

Representative Cathedral Restoration — 1,500 Seats application
House of Worship

System Planning Scenario

Final products, topology, quantities, interoperability, performance targets, and support terms are confirmed for each project.

Design Your Auditorium Audio System

Tell us about your venue — capacity, architecture, and programming. Our acoustic design team will create a system that complements your space.