by Audio Visual for Events | Apr 24, 2019
A method for utilizing the venues audio system.
by Audio Visual for Events | Apr 24, 2019
A small light attached to the podium and includes options to turn the light fixture on/off. You will always want to make sure a podium light is there for your presenter to clearly read their notes.
by Audio Visual for Events | Apr 24, 2019
Polycom is a company that makes a speaker/receiver table top phone-like communication device. This device allows you to invite callers while everyone in the conference room can interact with callers. Its main use is for small conference rooms. Note: Polycom is now...
by Audio Visual for Events | Apr 24, 2019
Additional electrical power outlets to serve specific pieces of equipment. Used when there is not enough outlets or power in the room.
by Audio Visual for Events | Apr 24, 2019
The low-level audio signal is first amplified by an external power amplifier before being sent to the loudspeaker where the signal is split by a passive crossover into the appropriate frequency ranges before being sent to the individual drivers and the power amplifier...
by Audio Visual for Events | Apr 24, 2019
To view the PowerPoint slides in Presentation mode, click the top menu “SlideShow” on the toolbar, and then click “From Beginning”.
by Audio Visual for Events | Apr 24, 2019
PowerPoint and Keynote are both features of office suites and standalone software. PowerPoint is included in MS Office and is available for PC and Mac. Keynote is part of Apple iWork and is exclusively for Mac. Presentations will typically be in PowerPoint...
by Audio Visual for Events | Apr 24, 2019
PowerPoint and Keynote are both features of office suites and standalone software. PowerPoint is included in MS Office and is available for PC and Mac. Keynote is part of Apple iWork and is exclusively for Mac. Presentations will typically be in PowerPoint...
by Audio Visual for Events | Apr 24, 2019
Front vs. Rear and Ground vs. Truss vs. Rigged Front vs. rear has no cost difference. Rear projection requires space behind the screen to focus the projector which will impact the venues seating capacity. The front is generally brighter projection but means people...
by Audio Visual for Events | Apr 24, 2019
A Microphone with push-button control keeps speakers from talking over each other and preserves the flow of the dialogue. Their voices are boosted through individual speakers on the microphones, or in the case of events with audiences, through a PA system.
