AmpliVox Sound Systems has unveiled major upgrades to over 15
of its popular integrated multimedia lectern products, equipping them with 150
watt digital amplifiers. An upgrade from the 50W amps in previous models, the
new amplifier delivers greater sound dispersion and coverage with improved
voice clarity and richness. The new lecterns also offer new connectivity and
control features, adding versatility and power to many of AmpliVox’s most
attractive lecterns for education, training, conference events, corporate
meeting rooms, hotels, houses of worship, and other presentation settings.
AmpliVox offers a detailed product
comparison guide on its website to assist dealers and customers with
selections.
For unbeatable ease of use, the 150 watt amps in the
upgraded lecterns are controlled by integrated control panels conveniently
positioned within the lectern. In addition, the lecterns are now fitted with BluetoothR for wireless streaming of audio
from a smartphone or tablet, with volume and playback controlled from the
lectern panel. This attractive streamlined design places all the necessary
audio controls at the presenter’s fingertips. Additional free upgrades include a
16-channel UHF wireless receiver, a hot gooseneck dynamic microphone for all
S/SW models, and a standard AC power plug. Many lecterns can be customized with
logos, colors, and other design choices.
AmpliVox’s new upgrade package includes the following
lectern lines:
·
Multimedia
Computer Lectern (SS/SW3230)
·
Presidential
Plus Lectern (S/SW450)
·
Executive
Column Lectern (S/SW505)
·
Executive
Adjustable Height Column (S/SW505A)
·
Chancellor
Lectern (S/SW470)
·
Pinnacle
Floor Lectern (SS/SW3250) – Features a special Integrated Dashboard with
complete side-by-side audio controls, onboard digital clock/timer, and a
built-in, shielded lectern light.
·
Pinnacle
Tabletop Lectern (SS/SW3240)
·
Coventry
Lectern (SS/SW3030)
·
Victoria
Lectern (SS/SW3020)
·
Multimedia
Presentation Podium (SS/SW3235)
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