Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre has invested
RM1.8 million (US$430,221) on 190 new digital speakers and digital audio
processors to raise the quality of event experiences at the Malaysian city’s
main business event centre.
Norbiha Ismail, the centre’s AV manager,
said in a press release: “The investment reflects our commitment to
continuously upgrade as a means to enriching the client experience and to stay
ahead of the curve in today’s increasingly technology-driven world. The digital
speakers will facilitate clearer projection of voice and sound due to better
audio distribution while the digital audio processors will result in increased
audio performance.
“The digital audio processors are specialised
microprocessors that have been optimised for the fast operational needs of
digital signal processing. With this, our clients are assured their audio
requests will be smooth and accurate. In addition, digitalising will improve
our monitoring and control mechanism and in turn, help increase productivity
levels.”
The 190 new digital speakers and digital
audio processors are located in the plenary theatre, plenary hall, conference
halls 1, 2 and 3, banquet hall and ballrooms 1 and 2. All audio processors in
the exhibition halls have also transitioned to digital with the existing
speakers maintained in analog format.
Meanwhile,
Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre has reported strong performance in the first
half of 2015, having hosted 661 events with a total 778,414 delegates and
visitors. These events generated RM264 million for the Malaysian economy.
-TTG Asia.
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