Sound for the room you actually have
Corporate & boardrooms
From conference centre to boardroom, meetings run on intelligibility. EDC’s S-Series delivers it in the hard, reflective rooms modern offices are made of, and adapts as the room’s use changes.
Mastercard Global Office, New York
The headquarters was proving to be an acoustically challenging space: high reverberation, low intelligibility and multiple modes of use, from full-space events to small presentations at the video wall. Combining SQ-90, SS-3 and SC-60SL cabinets, EDC reports a speech transmission index above 0.85 in a room with an RT60 over six seconds. The client “would not have believed the STI performance if proved in advance”. Read the case study.
Edwards Lifesciences headquarters, California
The client wanted to isolate sound to zones across an LED wall while keeping the ability to cover the entire space. One SC-60 mounted horizontally above each wall section gives clear, distinct audio in front of each segment; a second beam covers the whole space evenly. Read the case study.
Case studies
Edwards Lifesciences
California, USA
Zoned audio across an LED wall from four SC-60s mounted horizontally above each section — one beam per zone, a second beam for the whole space.
4 × SC-60
Mastercard
New York, USA
A large, highly reverberant headquarters space with multiple modes of use. SQ-90, SS-3 and SC-60SL cabinets achieved a speech transmission index above 0.85 in a room with an RT60 over six seconds.
8 × SQ-90 · 2 × SS-3 · 8 × SL-60
Frequently asked questions
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Next step
Hear what happens when nothing else interferes.
An EDC session is a technical evaluation of sound behaviour, not a sales demonstration. See reflections reduced, coverage stabilised and spatial accuracy preserved — modelled first, then measured.