For audio novices, creating a great sounding (or even functional) microphone system without any guidance can be a confusing task.

Are you looking for ways to take the mystery out of buying a wireless mic? AudioLink can help!

Here are the 3 most important things you must know before buying a wireless microphone system.

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Many students with hearing problems- both diagnosed and undiagnosed- will lose valuable classroom time simply because they can’t hear.

Hearing assistance devices can keep hearing impaired students on top of their schoolwork by reducing unwanted background noise and amplifying the teacher’s voice.

Learn more about 2 portable personal systems that will help students make the grade!

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FM receivers for assisted hearing and tour guide systems come in a variety of configurations with differing features.

Each one of these FM receivers is better suited for a different application.

How do you know which receiver is ideal for you?

Read on and learn more about 3 different FM receivers and how they fit 3 common hearing assistance applications!

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If you’re in the market for a wireless microphone (or assisted hearing system), chances are you’ve checked out both VHF and UHF models.

And, chances are, you’ve noticed some key differences: Not the least of them being price.

What’s the difference between VHF and UHF wireless systems, and which is the ideal choice for you?

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Should you rent or buy audio gear? There’s no easy answer to whether you’re better served by a purchase or a rental.

On one hand, rental can be a cost-effective short term solution to supply audio for your events. On the other hand, gear purchased for multiple events can easily repay your investment over time.

Ask yourself these 5 questions before you decide whether to buy or rent audio equipment for your next event!

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Have you ever thought that today’s music sounds grating, loud, and remarkably flat?

It’s not just your imagination (or that you’re getting too old): In almost every case, modern radio-ready music is electronically altered to make it sound louder.

Continue reading to learn more about the “Loudness Wars” and how they’re affecting the music you love!

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AudioLink gave the Tampa Theatre a helping hand last week!

Faced with replacing their antiquated low mHz infrared listening system, the Tampa Theatre was considering a newer – and more expensive – high-band IR system.

Learn why we advised them to go with an FM system instead – and check out these amazing photos of the theater.

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Every awards ceremony needs a podium – and for years, AmpliVox has supplied podiums and lecterns for presentations all over the world.

For this Chicago ceremony, event organizers decided to try something a little different.

Watch as Craftsman and AmpliVox custom-assemble a podium for a Chicago radio station’s awards program – DURING the ceremony!

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Listening to music while you exercise can be a great way to focus your attention on your workout, and keep you from watching the clock.

But cranking your iPod at the gym presents hazards to your hearing.

Learn how a loud media player can damage your hearing during exercise by watching this informative video!

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Looking for an upstanding diversion to this year’s holiday hustle & bustle?

Check out this guerrilla rendition of the “Hallelujah Chorus” from Handel’s Messiah performed by a 100-strong undercover choir at a mall food court.

No matter how you celebrate this holiday season, we at AudioLink wish you safe and happy festivities with your friends and family!

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