At the forefront of Tannoy's recent innovations is the QFlex range of self-powered digital beam-steering array loudspeakers specifically designed to overcome intelligibility problems associated with highly reverberant surroundings. QFlex will satisfy a host of audio installation requirements such as airports and other transportation hubs, shopping malls, conference facilities, museums, houses of worship and many other locations with problematic acoustics, says the company.
After just over a year on the market, QFlex has already proven its worth across the world in a wide range of demanding applications including the new Terminal 3 of Abu Dhabi International Airport as well as numerous houses of worship across North America and Europe. Demonstrations will take place on the stand throughout each day of the show, so be sure to speak to one of the Tannoy sales team for more details.
Tannoy will also be demonstrating its in-ceiling and in-wall loudspeaker technology, with an extensive range of product on show including the ultra compact CVS4 Micro and problem solving CMS 401DCe 'eyeball', along with a selection of surface-mount products including Designer Install and i9VP Vandal Proof. Making its first ISE show appearance will be the VQ Series, reflecting the increased focus towards high SPL, large scale loudspeaker systems at this year's event.
For the more residential minded, Tannoy will also be demonstrating Definition Install, aimed at the medium to high end home cinema market.
(Jim Evans)
