Mixers come in three basic configurations; Analogue, Digital and mixers that have USB and Firewire interfaces added.

An analogue mixer is comprised of analogue signal paths and does not convert the audio to digital data, but simply mixes and changes its output path.

A digital mixer accepts both digital and analogue sources. It converts analogue waveforms to digital data as soon as it enters the mixer, and usually has built in audio effects and processors that can change the data digitally before it converts the data back to analogue waveforms on the way out.

Professional audio conferencing systems offer true stereo echo cancellation utilising DSP (digital sound processing). The latest products provide unrivalled audio performance and application flexibility- all with simplified integration directly connecting to HD video conferencing systems.

All of these systems form part of building a sound system to make the most of your presentation environment be that connected to a video conference or Telepresence suite, an auditorium or lecture facility or in a classroom/educational environment – we have the expertise to give you what you need!

AVSolution’s team of engineers have many years experience in programming and installing the right solution for you from leading manufacturers of sound processing and amplification systems like Nexus, Clear-One, Polycom (Soundstructure), Shure, Cloud and Australian Monitor.

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