ISE 2020: Sennheiser præsenterer trådløst lydsystem til studerende

16. december 2019

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Nyt it-venligt lydsystem forbinder lyden på uddannelsesinstitutioner og i virksomheder

Wedemark, 17 December 2019 – Reliable audio solutions for the entire university campus or the company premises: At ISE 2020, Sennheiser will show how easily its audio systems can be deployed and integrated, as well as controlled and maintained in campus-style installations. At the world’s largest AV show, audio specialist Sennheiser will showcase the latest generation of its MobileConnect assistive listening system. Consisting of the MobileConnect Station, MobileConnect Manager and the MobileConnect App, the streaming solution provides students with a fully inclusive and individually adaptable listening experience. In addition, Sennheiser’s successful SpeechLine Digital Wireless microphone system will be expanded by a new multichannel receiver, whose form and function recommends it to modern IT infrastructures.

The multichannel microphone receiver of Sennheiser’s SpeechLine Digital Wireless series is a perfect match for modern IT infrastructures

Also on show will be a major update for the Sennheiser Control Cockpit software, which allows centralized control and monitoring of campus- and company-wide audio installations with Sennheiser’s wireless microphone series such as SpeechLine Digital Wireless, evolution wireless G3 and G4, Digital 6000, as well as the TeamConnect Ceiling 2 microphone.

TeamConnect Ceiling 2, a certified for Microsoft Teams product, can be tried and tested in a live demo room at the Sennheiser stand. Visitors can experience the crystal-clear audio transmission and interconnectivity of the adaptive beamforming microphone.

Ron Holtdijk, Director Business Communications at Sennheiser: “We see the integration of technologies and inclusion of people as being crucial goals that inspire our focus. Our microphone and streaming solutions help our customers achieve these objectives, covering all audio and communication requirements on campus, whether it’s for lecture halls, smaller seminar rooms or even conference rooms.”