We provided and installed a brand new digital audio mixer in the Excelsior United Methodist Church in Excelsior, MN. The new mixer is positioned behind all the pews and in front of the beautiful stained glass window that spans from floor to arched ceiling. The old mixer was antiquated and this new mixer brought them up to date. They use it for choir, band and vocal sermons. The church’s music and technician team received training to ensure that they understand the new system and how to mix the audio to their specific needs. We also conducted a voice intelligibility test,.

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Electronic Design Company would like to congratulate Virak, one of our technicians, on passing his Certified Technology Specialist (CTS) exam! Technicians and others train for the CTS in all areas of design, installation, integration and operation. Passing means also completing continuing education and training, which we regard highly here at Electronic Design Company. We currently have 5 EDC employees with CTS certifications and 2 with CTS-I’s.

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Assisted listening has changed in venues such as Houses of Worship (HOW). In the past, patrons used a headset provided by the House of Worship. However, that meant they needed to have many on hand, they had to make sure they were charged or had batteries and patrons might not be familiar with the device. And let’s not mention the cleanliness of the device. Now there is technology where users can receive audio directly to their smartphone using a free app. They use their own smartphone and their own headphones and connect right over the venues wifi. This assisted listening.

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An (ALS) Hearing Induction Loop transmits the spoken word into a user’s hearing aid. This allows the hearing impaired to receive emergency notifications and the auditory pages made every day at MSP Airport, making the space easier to navigate for people who wear hearing aids.  

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