Auditorium
Every seat. Every word.
LED walls bright enough with the lights on, sound that reaches the back row, and hybrid for everyone not in the room. Pick a seat, any seat.
Try it · Sit anywhere. See everything.







Pick a seat, then switch the screen.
Sound familiar?
The town hall starts. From the back row, the slides fade into a pale blur.
- The back row squints at a faded screen.
- Lights off, or nobody sees the slides.
- Fine in the room. Poor on the live stream.
Four things built into the room.
01
Architectural integration
Ceiling-recessed cameras, in-furniture mics and distributed speakers, planned with your architects.
02
Large-format display
Direct-view LED walls, projection or multi-display video walls, sized for the room.
03
Audio reinforcement
Distributed speakers, DSP and microphones for presenters and the audience.
04
Hybrid and room control
Zoom Rooms with touchscreen controllers and one-touch scene presets.
Room types
Rooms that have to perform.
Big-room sound, by design.
See the AUDAC corporate town hall design: line arrays, delay fill and ceiling mics, linked to the LED wall and video conferencing.
Trusted in rooms that matter.
Brand headquarters
- Patek Philippe
- Singha Corporation HQ
International institutions
- UN ESCAP
Thai institutions
- Office of the Royal Society
- Bhumibol Adulyadej Hospital
Questions, answered.
Can remote staff join a town hall?
Yes. Town halls are set up for hybrid attendance across offices and remote staff, on Zoom Rooms with a touchscreen controller.
See your space first.
Our engineers visit, measure the space and check the light, then recommend the right setup. The survey is free.





