What does your hospitality business sound like?

Background Music

Background music can set the tone for the entire guest experience. Whether in a hotel lobby showcasing local bluegrass music, a bar with music that matches the upbeat energy, or a retail boutique with a playlist tuned into its client base, background music can reflect the brand and atmosphere the venue wants to project.

Entertainment

Live entertainment amplifies the environment, as long as the sound qualify is high. Poor quality audio can lead to listener fatigue and guest dissatisfaction, often resulting in premature departure. Additionally, the flexibility and ease of use of an audio system can make it convenient for all employee and partners to connect and modify as needed.

Outdoor Venues

For locations with both indoor and outdoor spaces, the experience should be consistent. Choosing an audio system that is commercial grade, and speakers that are certified and tested to be weather-resistant, will ensure proper performance and longevity over time, despite harsh or unpredictable conditions.

Paging & Mass Communications

Communication and safety are of paramount importance for both staff and guests. From paging back of house staff to bring additional inventory to providing clear and coherent instuctions during a weather emergency, audio systems provide the zone or building wide coverage needed to ensure efficient business process

Background and live music holds a remarkable ability to tap into our emotions, influence our perceptions and responses to commercial environments. Whether it’s setting the tone, triggering emotional associations, enhancing brand perception, or capturing attention, music plays a vital role in the realm of marketing and advertising for hotels, retail stores, bars, restaurants, coffee shops, and even lobbies in corporate offices. Safety and security also play a large role in guest comfort and satisfaction. Spaces that are perceived as safe will se higher return clients and extended stays.