We have been in the acoustics industry for over 30 years. During this time, we have experienced, firsthand, the frustrations of professors, teachers, coaches, and band and choir leaders. We have also had the opportunity to be responsible for sound systems in large stadium venues, in new facilities, renovated facilities, and converted facilities. We see, feel, and hear sound problems from many different perspectives.

Though speakers, microphones, and soundboards make sure that people can hear the information being given, the acoustics ensure people will understand it. The proper acoustics in a project help fine tune a room, create intelligibility and understanding, and make it possible to comfortably enjoy the effort put in by any sound equipment.

It’s important to understand acoustics; without the application a room can feel too loud, full of echo, impossible to hear, or too dead for the overall purpose of the room. It is extremely important to include acoustics in the sound consideration of an educational facility. In fact, if a sound design company does not mention or address acoustics, but rather only talks about amplifiers, speakers, boards, etc., don’t walk away… RUN!