Wall Mount vs Ceiling Speakers
The two most common ways to distribute sound through a building, compared on coverage, installation and the kinds of rooms each one actually suits.
Syskonics / Applications
Audio systems by application.
Every room asks a different question of a sound system. These are the answers, worked through space by space.
01 Every application
Built for the room you're in.
Each page covers the zoning, the speaker choice, the amplifier sizing and the microphones a space actually needs — then names the products that fit.
01
School PA Systems
Designing a public address system that covers classrooms, corridors and assembly areas without being loud in the wrong places.
02
Classroom Audio
Making a teacher clearly audible at the back of the room, whether or not the building has an installed PA system.
03
Conference Room Audio
Everyone around the table heard clearly, in the room and on the call, without a forest of cables.
04
Office Audio Systems
Background music, paging and announcements across an office floor, with the level right in every kind of space.
05
Auditorium Audio
Foreground sound for a room full of people — where distributed PA stops being enough and proper reinforcement takes over.
06
Retail & Hospitality Audio
Even background music across a commercial space, indoors and out, with independent control of each area.