Museum Speakers. Display Case Audio System, discretely powered by Feonic Surface Speakers. Resulting in directional sound as the audio comes directly from the exhibit.
Museum Speakers. Display Case Audio System
Many Galleries and Museums around the world have used Feonic’s F4 product to create museum display case audio systems. Bring ancient artefacts to life by introducing ambient sounds, voice messages or sound effects for enhanced impact. This has been particularly useful in technology and science museums where “whispering objects” have been most popular with school children and young students.
UCL’s Petrie Museum of Roman Egypt of ancient Egyptian artefacts, the Pharaohs’ Headrests (dated back to 5500BC) were brought to life by a motion sensitive detector that activated the display glass to reproduce a discreet but emotionally engaging audio output as the visitor approached the cabinet.
Francesca Monti -Researcher UCL
Product- F4 Surface Speakers
Researcher – Francesca Monti
Musical Instruments that should be heard as well as seen
Sound artist and composer Caroline Devine creates unique sound installations that provide playful and unexpected encounters with sound and music.
Bring instruments back to life with sound directly from the glass of the display case.
Resulting in an enhanced level of engagement with instruments that deserve to be heard as well as seen.
Now available to buy with Wireless Bluetooth options for maximum flexibility. Also available: motion detectors or traditional push button to play.
Feonic Surface Speakers turn your display case glass (or other surfaces) into a speaker for an immersive, emotionally engaging audio experience.