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Over 130 Fohhn Beam Steering systems are in use in what is likely the largest museum hall in the world.

Crystal-clear sound meets centuries of history: Fohhn Beam Steering Technology brings precise, powerful audio to Speyer Cathedral - discreetly mastering even the most challenging acoustics.

At the European Parliament, Fohhn’s beam-steered DLI-230 systems—discreetly integrated behind fabric beside the displays—deliver targeted, reflection-free sound with outstanding speech intelligibility to every seat.

300 of our speaker systems were used to support the breathtaking experiences in the different exhibition areas of the Museum of the Future. A perfect atmospheric sound was created with the Fohhn Airea system.

In both chambers of the new Indian Parliament as well as in the conference rooms of the building, Fohhn systems with Beam Steering Technology have been installed to ensure clear speech intelligibility.

The challenge for the planners of the new audio system was to make sure that uniformly excellent sound reached every seat on every level. In principle this is no problem. But in the Opéra Bastille, the audience balconies, which run diagonally upwards, block the seats below them. This problem was solved successfully, using Fohhn Beam Steering Technology.

When the world’s largest festival opens its doors, huge visitor numbers can be expected. To guarantee best possible safety measures for such a large number of people, a complete audio system was to be installed, the only one of its kind worldwide, with a sophisticated redundancy.

When it comes to the optimal visual integration of Fohhn systems, there are hardly any limits. Painted in special colours, installed at perfect length and mounted without tilting thanks to Fohhn Beam Steering Technology - all this has been executed to perfection in the small church in Thalwil, Switzerland.