Conference — Maardu

Most conference audio fails in the same place: the room sounds fine empty, then you add a hundred people and every word turns to mush. Maardu halls are working spaces — concrete, hard floors, glass where it catches light — and none of it was built to carry a voice. You cannot fix that the morning of.

We rig for the room as it will be, not as it looks during the walk-through. That means measuring throw distance, setting delay for the back third, and putting absorption where it matters. The difference is whether your keynote is heard or just loud.