Sennheiser Amplifies London Science Museum's ITEC Experience

The evolution wireless G4 IEM systems reportedly run alongside the Digital 6000 to bring ‘interruptible foldback audio’ to presenters. This allows remote guests to be transferred to d&b’s VR technology stack for immersive broadcast content, SmartStage solution.

Meanwhile, the broadcast audio control room enables live audio and streaming, into which d&b integrated “the gold standard”, Neumann KH 120 monitors.

Sennheiser has provided d&b with continued support throughout the process. In fact, just a few weeks ago, some of d&b’s engineers visited Sennheiser’s new offices in Marlow.

Veys pointed out that building relationships such as this are critical to ensuring optimal product performance. Sennheiser’s proficiency at this, he believes, is the reason why it “remains at the top of its game”.

Kevin Gwyther-Brown, Sennheiser’s Business Development Manager, gave his feedback on the ITEC immersive experience project: “We’re thrilled to be collaborating with d&b on this fantastic, multi-faceted space that encompasses all the latest technologies.

We believe that ITEC will serve as an ideal platform for d&b stakeholders and the broader community to explore the full creative potential of immersive environments, with our high-quality Sennheiser and Neumann solutions playing a vital role in enabling them.”

In a related press release, Sennheiser revealed that since ITEC officially opened in April, there has been lots of positive feedback regarding the benefits it has created for d&b’s investors worldwide.

Moreover, it views ITEC as a space where d&b can test ideas with its latest sound, lighting, video, and multi-media technologies.

Similarly, ITEC is effectively a research and development facility, bringing together various technologies from multiple manufacturers to test integrations and ideas while also hosting educational initiatives.