The installation of the conference audio system is not affected by the on -site environment

　　I believe that many customers who have consulted audio installation have such an impression: When professional engineering staff asked the audio construction site, they always asked, what is the environment at the scene? Whether the wall is glass, do you hang curtains, carpets, etc. Many customers may feel inexplicable and confused, and they can't help whispering: What does these environmental problems have to do with audio installation? Is there any relationship? Jazz's dragon audio manufacturers will solve the mystery for everyone.

　　In general, the quality of the sound quality not only depends on the quality of the audio and the technical level of the audio installation. A large part depends on the external environmental factors. It can be said that the good sound quality will be disturbed by external environmental factors, resulting in unsatisfactory sound quality. Because the noise or echo existing at the construction site will not only affect the later debugging of the audio installation personnel, it will not be good and accurately debug the sound quality, but the customer cannot enjoy the real sound quality effect brought after the installation of the audio during the later use process. Intersection

　　Therefore, for the noise or echo problems existing in the construction site of the audio installation, in the early stage of communication, we generally recommend that customers can control the sound at the construction site. The so -called muffler is a measure to effectively isolate noise or echo through external auxiliary methods. Generally, it is simply a professional muffler material such as mount curtains, launching carpets, and using wooden products, or professional muffle materials such as muffle coatings, muffle boards, soundproof cotton, etc.

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