Long before “vintage” became a marketing term, microphones were built to solve real problems: cutting through loud bands, rejecting feedback on live stages, surviving daily broadcast abuse, and capturing voices clearly for radio, television, film, and the stage. With Warner AV being in business for 50+ years, we’ve built up quite an inventory of microphones. […]
Category: Audio
Leveraging Audio Solutions for Corporate Events and Trade Shows
In today’s corporate landscape, where every interaction counts, the significance of audio solutions in elevating corporate events and trade shows cannot be overstated. While the visual aspects often take precedence, it’s the immersive audio experiences that truly captivate audiences and leave a lasting impact.
A Seamless Collaboration: Warner AV and The Horvath Group Shine at Reynolds’ Tucson Event
Step into the world of Warner Audiovisual and The Horvath Group’s collaborative masterpiece as we unveil the magic behind Reynolds’ recent Tucson event. From the captivating glow of a LED wall to the seamless orchestration of sound and recording, join us on a journey where innovation meets inspiration.
The Psychology of Event Design: Understanding How Spaces Impact Attendee Experience
Imagine stepping into an event space that instantly ignites your curiosity, sets your mood, and fosters a sense of connection. That’s the power of event design – more than just aesthetics, it’s about harnessing the power of psychology to shape attendee perceptions and engagement.
Power Play: Why Your AV Project Manager Must Understand Venue Power Drops
Effective power management is essential in audio-visual event production. This article emphasizes Warner AV’s meticulous approach to power planning for audio components, projectors, and site visits, ensuring safety, clear sound, seamless visual presentations, and flawless execution of corporate events and trade shows.
The Difference Between Doubling Sound Power, Sound Amplitude, and Subjective Perceived Loudness.
This article demystifies the concept of decibels (dB) in sound measurement, explaining how perceived changes in loudness are condensed into a scalable format. It clarifies common misconceptions by detailing specific conditions under which sound “power,” “amplitude,” and “subjective loudness” can lead to increases of 3dB, 6dB, and 10dB, respectively, using practical examples from audio engineering and everyday scenarios.
Understanding Audio Decibels: A Guide to Sound Levels and Frequencies
Decibels, often symbolized as dB, are a measure of sound intensity, a key concept in understanding the world of audio. This article delves into how decibels and frequencies shape our auditory experiences, from the softest whispers to thunderous roars, highlighting the importance of balancing sound enjoyment with safety to preserve hearing health.