We are setting up an event hall for approximately 200 people, and the main problem is sound. We tried regular speakers, but it turns out that it is too loud in the front rows, and almost nothing can be heard in the back. We would like to find a system that distributes sound evenly throughout the entire space so that people are comfortable during both lectures and concerts. Can you recommend any proven options or services that do this?

We encountered this when designing a hall for corporate events and presentations. The main mistake is to place several powerful speakers in the corners, which only results in a rumble and uneven sound. In the end, we found a solution through soundprosolutions.com, where they suggested a distributed system with the correct speaker orientation. The result was excellent: people anywhere in the hall can hear equally well, and neighbors behind the wall don't even complain about the volume.

I once attended an event where they had clearly worked on the acoustics: the sound was even, without any echoes or fluctuations in volume. Even in the back rows, the sound quality was the same as in the front rows. This immediately creates a different level of quality, and the hall seems more professionally equipped than when the sound is chaotic.