Create Multi Zone PA Speakers for large indoor and outdoor public spaces. Ideal for museums, offices, galleries, bars, and restaurants.
Crowds go WOW with unexpected audio. Sound inside and out by Feonic
Museums, Galleries and Halls normally suffer from bad acoustics due to echoes and reverberations. With Feonic drives in the floor or on hollow beams or within walls people will actually be able to hear and comprehend your PA system output. And crucially, won’t be blasted by sound. No “TOO LOUD” hotspots e.g. when underneath an in ceiling speaker.
For Example, Feonic’s Surface Speakers were used to add a revolutionary PA system to an 18th Century Grade 2 listed building
“The brief was to design and build an audio system for a constantly changing art gallery consisting of 24 zones or groups of high quality audio with a wireless microphone for speeches and public address throughout the entire floor area. The age and listing meant we could not attach anything to the walls or ceilings”.
The benefits of the solutions employed were twofold. They were sympathetic to the gallery environment and also to the creative and innovative aims of the gallery itself and, above all, the sound quality is absolutely stunning and well beyond our expectations”. Kim Gould – Gallery & Exhibitions Development Officer
Under Floor Speakers creating Multi Zone PA Speakers without Too Loud hotspots.
Read some of our multi zone public address system specific blog posts below
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How to Reduce PA Echo and Reverberation Problems? Consider the sound of the PA system in a train station. The sound is always all but unintelligible. Sometimes the voice can be clear in close proximity and in line of sight to a horn loudspeaker but at the price of excessive…
How to Turn Anything into a Speaker Do Feonic Vibration Speakers turn anything into a speaker? Nearly. As long as the surface is resonant, which basically means that if you tap it the surface will emit a pleasing sound, then our technology will be able to turn that surface into…
Sound Design : Localisation of Sound using Floor Speakers When working on Sound Design in the Royal Exchange Theatre, each show provides many exciting opportunities and challenges. The main challenge on ‘Beautiful Thing’ was to create a sound source under a very shallow stage. The designer had decided to lay the…
Feonic’s audio drives as hidden speakers. To transform the roof of a 19th Century Church into a state of the art sound system. Designer/installer – Killian Playthell Steele Contact: k@kloop.co.uk / M: 07796 683991 The sound system in place at Christ Church is now almost invisible but provides a clear…
A trip to the dentist, doctors, or other health related premises, could always do with a more relaxing environment. Reduce waiting room stress with pleasant immersive sound. No nasty hotspots where the sound is too loud. And think of your healthcare staff too, who may have to deal with stressed…
Some of the companies using our audio technology to promote their brands
