Services
Simultaneous interpretation
A channel per language, receivers for the audience, and a floor feed the interpreters can hear.
Interpretation should take a clean feed from the room microphones and stay off the house speakers. Treat it as its own system so it does not fight the room sound.
Count receivers for the people who need a language, plus a small spare pool. Label channels in plain words. Say where interpreters can sit with a view of the speaker, and whether you need booths.
The rental hardware is on the interpretation equipment page. This service is the plan around it: channels, handout, and how it meets the agenda.
What is included
- A channel for each language you name
- Receivers, headsets, and a spare pool
- A floor feed from the room microphones
- A handoff plan for giving receivers out and getting them back
Related equipment
- Interpretation equipment
Transmitters, receivers, and interpreter stations for multilingual meetings and conferences.
- Sound & mics
Speakers, mixers, and wireless microphones for presentations, panels, and small stages.
Tell us the dates and the rooms.
Your dates, venue or cities, and the gear you need. We will come back with a plan that matches the route.