Clear speech for meetings and presentations. Background music that keeps guests comfortable. Controls your staff can use.
Smart Century designs, supplies, installs and tunes audio systems for conference rooms, offices, teaching spaces, restaurants, shops and permanent event venues. We take the project from your initial requirements to a working system.
Discuss your audio projectStart with a short description of your venue and what you want people to hear there.
Listeners need to understand speech, and speakers need to use a microphone without constant technical interruptions. We select microphones and loudspeakers for the room, furniture layout and where people sit or stand. For hybrid meetings, we design audio in both directions: from the room to remote participants and back.
Music sets the atmosphere and should leave room for conversation. We design audio by zone: the main room, separate rooms and work areas. We select music sources and volume controls for your staff’s daily workflow. We agree where one programme should play across the space and where separate control is needed.
For a permanent venue, we build the system around its event formats: a host’s speech, musical performances and presentations. We consider the stage, audience positions and the operator’s work. For outdoor venues, we choose equipment for its location and operating conditions. When the project includes lighting and video, we connect them with the audio as one solution.
Smart Century supplied and installed audio and lighting equipment for the venue’s opening. The project used Nexo, Yamaha, Shure and Involight. It shows how we equip a permanent stage with sound and lighting in one system.
We combined picture and sound in an auditorium: a projection screen, projector, microphone, loudspeakers, amplifier and mixer. Our team supplied, installed and commissioned the system.
An audio system brings equipment, connections and settings together. We assemble the components your project needs:
You receive a proposal for the complete system, with a clear list of equipment and work. One device may combine several functions; each task does not always need a separate unit.
We start with what you have. We review models, condition, connections and software. Suitable devices become part of the new solution, and we add what is missing. We assess compatibility across the whole signal chain. Decisions about replacement follow the result you need.
The cost depends on the room, the number of audio zones and sources, loudspeaker and microphone placement, cabling and controls. Connections to video conferencing or other systems also affect the solution.
Our proposal shows equipment and work separately: design, installation, setup and related tasks. You can see what you are paying for and what the project includes. We specify delivery times, warranty and ongoing service for the selected system.
A description of the task is enough to start. If you have a budget in mind, tell us so we can use it when choosing the solution.
Discuss your audio projectFloor area is a starting point. Ceiling height and finishes, listening distances, where people sit or stand, and what needs to play all matter: speech, music or both. These details help us choose the equipment and where to place it.
Noise, sound reflections and microphone placement affect intelligibility. Turning up the volume does not remove those causes. We consider the room, microphones and loudspeakers together. Shure’s guide to microphone placement explains the effect of reflected sound.
Yes. We select the solution for your meeting platform, computer and compatible equipment. We check how people hear one another in the room and remotely. Read more on our video conferencing page.
That depends on the use. For background music and regular meetings, we provide everyday controls for sources, volume and operating modes. For performances with multiple microphones and music sources, we account for the operator’s work during design.
We test your scenarios: speech from presenter positions, sound in audience areas, microphones, source switching and controls. For video meetings, we also check the connection with remote participants.
Tell us about your space and task: performances, meetings, music or a new use for existing equipment. Include the city and how you would like us to contact you. Start with a description; plans and photos will help later if you have them.
We will help define the equipment and work your venue needs.
Discuss your audio project