Soundfield

Soundfield

Soundfield systems, also known as classroom audio distribution or voice reinforcement systems, are designed to deliver clear, even amplification of a teacher’s voice throughout the entire learning space. These systems help overcome poor room acoustics, background noise, and distance from the teacher, ensuring every student hears instructions clearly without strain.

Our range includes a versatile infrared wireless classroom soundfield system. Typical configurations feature a wireless teacher microphone (neckworn or headset), receiver/amplifier unit, and high-quality ceiling or wall-mounted loudspeakers that create a uniform “sound field” across the room. A student pass-around ‘roving’ microphone ia available for interactive lessons and group discussions.
These professional classroom audio systems are ideal for primary and secondary schools, lecture theatres, training rooms, SEN classrooms, and universities. They benefit all students — particularly those with hearing impairments, English as an additional language, or attention difficulties — while reducing teacher vocal strain and improving overall engagement and academic outcomes.

By evenly distributing sound at natural listening levels, soundfield systems create a more inclusive and effective learning environment. They are simple to operate, reliable for daily use, and support modern teaching methods.

Explore our soundfield classroom solutions today and discover how enhanced audio clarity can transform education spaces and support better learning for every student.

Brand
TOA IR-802 SET

TOA TeachIR Infrared classroom hearing kit: tuner, speaker, neckworn microhone(teacher) hand held mic (student), batteries & charger.

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FAQs

What is a classroom soundfield system?

It spreads the teacher’s voice evenly through the room, so pupils at the back hear as clearly as those at the front. Primary and secondary classrooms, SEN rooms, lecture theatres and training rooms use them to beat noise, distance and poor acoustics.

How is a soundfield system different from a PA?

A PA is for announcements or music at higher level. A soundfield system lifts the teacher’s voice only a little, evenly, so it still sounds natural and does not fatigue the class. It is not a hall PA and it is not a hearing loop.

Who benefits from classroom soundfield?

Every pupil, and especially those with hearing loss, English as an additional language, or attention difficulties. Teachers benefit too: less vocal strain across a full day. It supports the room. It does not replace a hearing aid or a dedicated assistive-listening system.

What is in a typical soundfield kit?

An infrared wireless microphone for the teacher (neck-worn or headset), a receiver/amplifier, and ceiling or wall speakers. A pass-around microphone can be added so pupils can be heard in discussions. Infrared stays in the room, which suits a school corridor of classrooms.

Who can help specify a classroom soundfield system?

Commercial Audio Solutions stocks infrared classroom soundfield systems for schools and training rooms. Call 01663 767888 or email sales@commercialaudiosolutions.com with the room size and whether you need a teacher mic only or a pupil pass-around mic as well.