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Speaker management systems are an important component in creating a solid sound system. These systems work as a kind of median between your PA speakers and mixer, and allow you to adjust levels, control feedback, and control crossover and compression.

Although interactive whiteboards were originally designed for classroom use, they are also ideal for boardrooms and meeting rooms. Users can hook up a projector and/or computer to the whiteboard and show their presentations on it.

While we tend to associate the long, pointed metal plug on 1/4-inch and 1/8-inch cables with audio, they're actually called "phone cables." That's because they were originally meant to be used on phone switchboards, but today, most people just name them by their diameter.

The process by which today’s LCD projectors convert a different input format to the unit’s native output format is called "scaling." Keep in mind that some projectors are good at scaling, while others need a better match. So it’s important to look at what type of computer you will be using with your projector.

Mixing consoles (also known as "mixers," "sound boards," or "audio production consoles") are a key part of any sound system, whether it's broadcast, recording, or a live show. An audio equipment expert can help you find the right mixer to fit your system.

Projecting a large image onto a wall or projector screen can make the pixels of an image fairly visible. If this is an annoyance for you, consider a DLP projector. DLP technology is better at hiding the individual pixels that make up an image.

When the time comes to add a mixing board, talk with us. We can match mixers to the size of your group, where you traditionally play, and help you select from among digital, or unpowered or powered analog mixers.

To a great degree, the success of your business depends on your ability to communicate well with your customers and partners. AV equipment rentals make it easier for you to facilitate thoughts and ideas through unique forums for the most effective communication possible.

There are basically two different types of mixing consoles on the market today: digital and analog. Digitals work with digital components and electrical signals, and have computer interface capability. Analogs work with electrical signals, especially those coming from a microphone. Although analog consoles are still more popular, digital ones are gaining in popularity as they are less expensive to use.

While DPL (digital light processing) is one of the leading technologies used in digital cinema projection, it’s also available in small stand-alone AV units. Since the digital capability creates an exact reproduction of the original presentation, the picture and sound quality will be exceptional.

Not sure whether you should add a subwoofer to your sound system? While adding a subwoofer is not always necessary, for many hard rock and heavy metal bands who rely on drums and low end bass frequencies, adding a subwoofer or two will greatly increase sound quality.

While you may have a basic inventory of audio and visual equipment, you do not have to allow it to limit what you can do. Use it as a baseline, and rent additional materials to complement its capabilities as the need arises.