Stem Audio has appointed BTX Technologies as a certified distributor of their game-changing blended audio solutions.
The team at Stem Audio has created a scalable and room-tunable solution that is easy to deploy, and even easier to use. A combination of ceiling, wall and table-top microphones blend intelligently through a single hub to delivery optimal audio in any meeting environment.
The Stem RoomDesign tool allows anyone to design and spec a room directly on the Stem website. This software is the first of its kind and takes the guesswork out of picking the right audio products for a conference room.
“Figuring out which audio products to place in a conference room to get complete coverage is a challenge for both IT professionals and AV integrators alike,” says Jacob Marash CEO and Founder of Stem Audio. “With RoomDesign, anyone can simply recreate a room, place products exactly where they want, and immediately see what the audio coverage will be. This removes the anxiety of not knowing which products are right for a room, while saving time and reducing costs. Overall, it makes the whole process much more enjoyable, efficient, and painless.”
Users can create their own room designs within minutes and either pre-order their first room or save their design as a PDF file for future use.
Along with the availability of RoomDesign, Stem Audio will also start accepting pre-orders for all ecosystem components.
“We have been receiving an overwhelming amount of interest since our launch at InfoComm this past June,” says Jonathan Boaz VP of Sales and Business Development. “and we are extremely excited to get Stem out to the market in just a few months.”
Stem Audio products begin shipping globally February 2020. Pre-orders will ship out on a first come, first served basis.
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