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Basics of Commercial Music Sound Systems
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  • Need a Music Sound system for a restaurant,
    school, warehouse, or other institutional
    building to play background music or broadcast
    announcements? A high-voltage system frequently
    offers the most cost-effective, useful, and
    secure alternative.
  • Customusic is the best place for most
    organizations, commercial audio equipment
    performs better than residential audio equipment

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Take a look at our packaged systems.
  • Not sure where to begin? Visit our packaged
    systems page. For instance
  • restaurant speaker system from Customusic
  • JBL's brewery package Atlas Sound's retail sound
    systems
  • a sound system from Atlas Sound for a classroom
    or training space
  • If you can't find a package that works for your
    company, we can develop one specifically for you.

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Receive a free, personalized system design.
  • Call our Commercial A/V Design Group at
    1-800-632-1808 for professional guidance and a
    free system proposal for your company.
    Alternately, you can upload your floorplans and
    submit a Music Sound design request. You can
    plan your system and assemble everything with the
    aid of our designers.

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The ideal solution might not be a typical stereo
receiver.
  • A small business, like a restaurant, could get by
    with a typical home stereo receiver and a few
    pairs of speakers but, that setup could not
    function well in a system with many speakers and
    extensive wire runs.
  • Standard stereo amplifiers produce low-voltage,
    high-current signals that must be powered by
    thick speaker lines, which are relatively
    expensive. It gets trickier to connect speakers
    securely the more speakers you add to a Music
    Sound system. It's possible that you'll need
    additional amplifiers, which would significantly
    increase expenditures.

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What a 70-volt system has to offer
  • A 70-volt system has a limited current flow
    because of the high voltage. You can utilize
    speaker wires that are thinner and less
    expensive. These systems' amplifiers don't
    experience "load impedance" problems. How many
    speakers you connect with is irrelevant.

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changeable power levels for speakers
  • A 70-volt system's speakers resemble residences
    that are connected to a power transmission line.
    A transformer built into each speaker reduces the
    high voltage to a level that the speaker can
    manage. The transformer contains several taps
    that can be used to supply the speaker with
    various wattages. The speaker will play louder
    the greater the wattage tap.
  • Any number of speakers can be used as long as
    their combined wattage rating does not exceed the
    amplifier's power limit. Typically, 10 to 20
    percent of an amplifier's output is set aside by
    system designers as additional headroom for those
    sporadic periods of peak demand. This means that
    80 to 90 5-watt speakers might be easily powered
    by a single 500-watt amplifier, providing a
    sizable amount of commercial speaker system.

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  • An announcement or background music can be
    produced with as little as one watt from a
    speaker that is around 10 feet away from the
    listener (two watts in a noisy environment like a
    restaurant or grocery store).
  • How can the number of speakers in each room be
    determined? As a general guideline,
    ceiling-mounted speakers in open areas should be
    spaced apart by twice the height of the ceiling.
    Four ceiling-mounted speakers spaced 20 feet
    apart from each other would adequately cover a 40
    by 40-foot space with a 10-foot ceiling.

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Sound treatments
  • The first two components of superb soundthe
    appropriate equipment and appropriate speaker
    placementhave already been discussed. Acoustic
    treatments are the third component, albeit it's
    sometimes forgotten.
  • The first two components are typically
    insufficient for most structures. Even the best
    speakers might not sound all that great in a
    space with plenty of hard surfaces. The echoes
    and reverberations that cause an uncomfortably
    loud level of noise are eliminated by acoustic
    panels.
  • What sort of acoustic panels do you require,
    though? Exactly how many?
  • Based on the dimensions and peculiarities of your
    rooms, your Crutchfield system designer can offer
    a tailored solution.  

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PA devices
  • While 70-volt systems are ideal for background
    music and brief announcements, they are not the
    best option for staged events like speeches,
    school plays, church services, live music, or
    performances. You require a different PA system
    for that. You can get assistance from your system
    designer in picking the appropriate live sound
    speakers, mixers, amps, microphones, and
    connections. Alternatively, you might begin by
    looking at our store speakers bundles.
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