Choose the Audio Source
Staff can select background music, live-sport audio, Bluetooth, AUX, DJ inputs or wireless microphone audio according to how an area is being used.
Multi-Zone Hospitality AV
Zoned professional audio, network video distribution, commercial displays, rooftop AV, function-room technology and straightforward staff control brought together across one multi-level Newtown hospitality venue.
The Project
Sydney Park Hotel required an audiovisual upgrade capable of supporting the changing demands of a busy multi-level hospitality venue in Newtown.
Background music, major sporting events, rooftop entertainment, private functions, presentations and venue promotions all place different demands on audio, displays and operating controls.
Masters Voice Technology and ACCAV designed the solution around each operating area, allowing the bar, dining spaces, rooftop and function areas to work independently while remaining part of one coordinated technology system.
Everyday Venue Operation
The operating workflow was designed around familiar venue decisions: choose a source, choose an area, choose the required screen or sound level and let the integrated system handle the routing.
Staff can select background music, live-sport audio, Bluetooth, AUX, DJ inputs or wireless microphone audio according to how an area is being used.
Different areas can operate at different levels and with different sources, allowing the atmosphere to suit each part of the property.
Live sport, television, digital signage and event content can be routed to selected displays instead of every screen being locked to one source.
Staff manage familiar venue functions without needing access to processors, amplifiers, network hardware or complex equipment racks.
Integrated Venue Audio
Hospitality audio has to perform differently from area to area. A dining space may require comfortable background music while the main bar needs greater impact during a major sporting event.
Sydney Park Hotel's zoned audio system allows nominated areas to operate with appropriate source selection, volume, processing and loudspeaker coverage.
BSS digital signal processing coordinates the audio system, with Lab Gruppen amplification driving the required venue zones and AUDAC loudspeakers providing discreet commercial sound coverage.
AV over IP Distribution
Network-based video distribution gives the venue far greater flexibility than tying individual sources to individual displays.
Live sport can be routed through the bar while other displays show television, entertainment content, promotions or event material.
This makes the venue easier to adapt during different trading periods without requiring staff to physically reconnect source equipment.
Sport · TV · music · signage · presentations
Sources are encoded and distributed across the AV network.
Staff select the content required for each destination.
Content reaches the appropriate bar, rooftop or function area.
Technology Platform
Network-based video distribution allows venue content to be routed flexibly between sources and commercial displays.
View Darwin HD ↗
Compact commercial loudspeakers support distributed music and programme audio while integrating discreetly into hospitality spaces.
View AUDAC VIRO5 ↗
Central audio processing coordinates source routing, zone levels, loudspeaker processing and programmed venue behaviour.
View BSS BLU-100 ↗
55-inch and 65-inch commercial displays support live sport, television, digital signage and routed venue content.
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Bluetooth wall panels and local inputs provide practical music and event connectivity without requiring users to access the equipment rack.
View Australian Monitor ↗Commercial amplification and low-frequency support provide the required headroom for background music, live-sport audio and higher-energy operating modes.
View Lab Gruppen ↗Project Outcomes
Independent zones allow each area to operate at an appropriate level and with an appropriate source.
Selected displays can show the content required for the audience in that part of the venue.
Private bookings, presentations, microphones and music can operate without unnecessarily disrupting other areas.
Bluetooth, AUX, wireless microphones and DJ connections support a broader range of events and entertainment.
Staff operate familiar zones and sources instead of managing technical routing and equipment directly.
Coordinated racks, cabling and documented infrastructure make future troubleshooting and upgrades easier to manage.
Why This Project Matters
Guests notice the atmosphere, music, clarity of live sport, function-room experience and whether a venue feels organised. They should not have to notice the amplifiers, processors, encoders, network switches and control logic making it happen.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Masters Voice Technology and ACCAV design, install and support hospitality AV systems across Sydney and New South Wales, including multi-zone audio, AV-over-IP video, commercial displays, rooftop systems, function-room AV, local entertainment inputs and ongoing support.