One system. Many uses.

Large & multi-use venues

Looking for a system that handles speech, music and immersive content in the same hall without hardware changes? EDC's software-defined arrays re-aim and re-shape coverage by preset — a lecture layout in the morning, a banquet at lunch, a concert at night — with performance that stays predictable in every configuration.
Large & multi-use venues

Multi-use venues require flexibility without compromise. The same space may host speech, music and immersive content. EDC loudspeaker platforms adapt through precise control rather than hardware changes, and performance remains predictable regardless of configuration. One system serves multiple roles.

Choosing the right platform

When coverage consistency is the primary goal, software-defined beamforming platforms are used. When immersive realism and spatial accuracy are required, Volumetric Wavefield systems are used. When containment and localised delivery are critical, Octoid and Quadoid loudspeakers are used. All platforms are general-purpose; the difference lies in which dimension of precision is emphasised.

Frequently asked questions

Do we need separate systems for speech and music?
No. The same S-Series cabinets are used for station announcements and for live music. Presets change the coverage and tuning for each use.
How large can an EDC array be?
Cabinets cluster horizontally and vertically to form larger arrays that act as a single point source; the touring rigging frame flies SQ-90 and SS-1 columns together.

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.