Hanging and built-in speakers

Hanging and built-in speakers

Suspended and built-in acoustics have recently gained widespread use due to the promotion of minimalism, compactness, ease of installation and high technical characteristics.

Where can you use suspended and built-in acoustics?

In places for meetings, conferences and presentations, classrooms, public spaces, and residences.

What are the purposes of using suspended and built-in acoustics?

For the transmission of messages, for example, lectures, announcements in public places, for sound accompaniment in cinemas, bars and shops, for high-quality music reproduction, at home, in concert halls.

What are the benefits of built-in acoustics?

The main advantages of built-in acoustics are the ability to create a uniform sound field in a room, small dimensions, a hidden installation system, and the ability to use it even in rooms with high humidity.

What are the types of suspended and built-in acoustics?

Acoustic chandeliers – these sound sources are suspended from the ceiling, while the speakers themselves are hidden in the chandelier body.

Near-ceiling, wall-mounted speakers – such speakers are hung on the walls on special mounts.

Ceiling and inside wall built-in acoustics – special uncased speakers, which are usually built into plasterboard walls and ceilings.

What type of speakers are used for suspended and built-in acoustics?

Usually, for built-in acoustics, it is customary to use passive speakers, and for suspended acoustics, both types, active or passive.