Load Impedance: 8Ω
Peak Power: 760W
Sensitivity: 93 dB
High-Performance Speaker: Long-Range Trumpet
Wiring Type: Omnimold Connector
Sound restoration is an organic separation of technology and art, and its quality should be weighed from both objective and subjective aspects. With the advancement of information technology in organizational work, video conferencing systems across various provinces and cities have been extended to varying degrees. The design, selection, installation, and debugging of the entire system involve the influence of factors such as audio, video, power, and lighting. So, what are the causes of audio interference in conference systems, and what are the corresponding solutions? 1 Conference System Signal Flow

The sound from this end is picked up by the microphone, converted into an electrical signal, and sent to the mixing console for amplification, mixing, distribution, sound quality enhancement, and effect processing. It is then split into two paths: one signal is amplified by the power amplifier at this end and restored to sound through the speaker; the other signal is sent to the conference terminal via the auxiliary output (AUX OUT) of the mixing console for processing and transmission to the remote end.