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Visiting the JBL Experience Center

by John Rossman | Mar 20, 2025 | Pro Audio, Professional Development, Sound Engineering, Uncategorized

During the last week of January 2025, I had the amazing opportunity to visit the JBL Experience Center in Los Angeles, California. Our fantastic NBT team was invited to host their Lead Summit there and I was lucky enough to get to tag along!

The Experience Center is located in a lovely area of LA – Northridge, CA – and was lucky enough to have escaped the recent wildfire incidents. A sprawling complex, the building is home to both the Experience Center and offices for JBL and Harman engineers, sales and marketing teams, and executives.

We arrived early in the morning and were greeted by JBL wizard David “Tewks” Tewksbury, who served as our tour guide and host for the day. After dropping our bags off in the conference room, we were escorted to the entryway of the Experience Center, which was a feast for the eyes and ears. JBL’s three Grammy awards were showcased in a long hallway which featured JBL Control 126 in-wall speakers playing some light background music. Martin LED lighting strips were programmed to dance to the music, and an AMX Varia touch panel allowed quick control of a number of preset scenes to set the mood.

welcome Exertis Almo From there we were greeted with a personalized surprise – the huge Samsung video wall in the lobby had been customized to welcome the Exertis Almo team to the Experience Center!

One of the best parts of the Experience Center…experience…is that nearly all of the Harman products on display are powered on and ready to be demonstrated. Getting the chance to play with touch panels, hear headphones, test microphones, and hear loudspeakers is not only a fantastic learning experience, but a lot of fun as well!

For example, AKG had two fantastic setups in the main lobby which were a hit with our group – a headphone demo wall and a vocal isolation booth for testing AKG microphones! The headphone demo wall had all of AKG’s studio headphones ready to demo – after donning the headphones of your choice you could select from any of eight music tracks and control volume directly from an AMX touch panel. The vocal demo booth featured AKG’s famous studio microphones – the C214, C314, and the venerable C414 XLii, and a small JBL audio on display Soundcraft mixer so that you could easily switch between the different models – a very enlightening experience for a mic nerd like myself!

Near the mic and headphone demo areas were rooms highlighting JBL’s consumer and pro-sumer home, Bluetooth, and studio products. JBL’s attractive home audio products like bookshelf speakers, turntables, headphones, PartyBoxes, and other Bluetooth speakers were set up to demo and interact with. Getting to hear the JBL 104-BT desktop monitor speakers in person was the nudge I needed to finally get a set for my work desk at home.

jbl loudspeakers training But all of this was just an introduction to the main hall, where JBL loudspeakers, Crown amplifiers, BSS and dbx signal processors, AMX control and video products, and Martin lighting were on full display. Harman has put a lot of effort into this room, and they make it easy to demo, see, and A/B their installed product lineups. Tewks led us though the experience, explaining the differences between the various Crown amplifier series, discussing and demoing the multitude of JBL ceiling and wall-mounted loudspeakers and explaining fun stuff like speaker waveguides.

All of this was powered by one of the prettiest AV equipment rack lineups I’ve ever seen, behind glass and beautifully lit by adjustable RGB lighting. I’ve never considered aesthetically lighting an equipment rack before, but my mind has been changed! jbl equipment racks

If all of this wasn’t enough, the highlight – by far – of our tour was getting to see and hear the brand-new audio demo room. The demo room was recently renovated and professionally acoustically treated, which was amazing to see and hear in person. The large room featured most of JBL’s compact line arrays (such as the CBT 70J-1 and CBT 1000) and outdoor all-weather speakers on one wall. We were able to hear all of these in-situ and compare their advantages and strengths. The outstanding even horizontal coverage and throw distance of these speakers has to be heard to be believed.

jbl line array speakers On the other wall, at a relatively safe distance, were JBL’s line array speakers flown from the ceiling. The SRX, VRX, and VTX-series line array speakers are JBL’s flagship offerings for large venues, and its not everyday you get to hear this level of performance in a private setting. The folks at Harman very cleverly configured the line array demo to start at the push of a big red button – our own Brent Dowler got to do the honors. After the button was pushed, the lights went down and the show started.

Massive walls of sound – loud, but accurate, crisp, and clear – roared through the room, accompanied by a concert-level Martin lighting show, choreographed to match the music. Everything from hard rock to EDM sounded incredible. The performance literally made the hair stand up on the back of my neck!

After that experience we needed to wind down a little, so we got a chance to relax in JBL’s new Cinema Experience Room, where we got to hear JBL’s excellent range of cinema speakers in a theater-like setting. This room also housed a demo of JBL’s new Control 400 series ceiling speakers, where they could be compared to competitors’ ceiling speaker offerings.

This write-up only scratches the surface of what we got to see and hear at the JBL Experience Center; I’m running out of room and I didn’t even mention the classic JBL speaker displays, the speaker torture test rooms, and the fantastic AMX and Samsung video wall displays. My thanks to our NBT team for inviting me and to Tewks and the rest of the Harman staff for welcoming us!

If you are interested in experiencing the JBL Experience Center for yourself, reach out to me! I’d love an excuse to go back myself.

Want more audio tips? Check out “JBL Ceiling Speakers Demystified“.

About the Author

John Rossman | CTS

BDM II – Technical Specialist

Supported Manufacturers: Harman Professional – AKG, AMX, BSS, Crown, DBX, JBL, Lexicon, Martin, & Soundcraft

TAA-Compliant Products Available from Exertis Almo

by John Rossman | Feb 18, 2025 | Business Development, Cameras, Government, Interactive Touch Displays, Networked AV, Pro Audio, Pro Displays, Signal Distribution, Uncategorized

If you work with customers in the Federal Government space, you’re probably familiar with the term “TAA-Compliant”. For those curious, “TAA” refers to the Trade Agreements Act, and its statute requires that products purchased through government contracts are:

Articles [products] that are wholly the growth, product, or manufacture of the U.S. or a designated country, or
Articles [products] that are “substantially transformed” in the U.S. or a designated country into a new and different article of commerce with a name, character, or use distinct from that of the article or articles from which it was transformed.

The Trade Agreements Act (TAA) was enacted to encourage fair and open international trade, but in practice it has implemented the requirement that the US government may only acquire US- or “designated end country”-made end products.

While this statute can seem quite limiting on first glance, in practice there are plenty of products available to meet your customers’ needs while remaining TAA-compliant. The list of “designated countries” outside of the US is substantial, and includes countries you may not have considered compliant, including Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong, Republic of Korea, and Singapore.

To assist with identifying TAA-compliant products, Exertis Almo has recently added a new field to Almo Access which readily shows whether a product is compliant:

TAA products specifications

So what are some examples of TAA-compliant products available through Exertis Almo? The list might surprise you, and give you ideas of opportunities you may not have considered before: CSA series

AMPLIFIERS

Crown CDi, DCi, i-Tech HD series
JBL CSA and CSMA series

AV OVER IP ENCODERS/DECODERS

AMX NMX series
Lumens OIP-N series

CABLES

C2G 501-series HDMI cables
C2G TAA-compliant ethernet cables

CAMERAS

Vaddio RoboSHOT, IntelliSHOT, EasyIP, ConferenceSHOT, HuddleSHOT, and DocCAM series
Lumens VC-TR30, VC-TR40, VC-TR40N, VC-TR60A (full list available here)
Sony BRCX1000, BRC-AM7, BRCX400, SRG-A12, many more

Nureva huddlecam CONFERENCING

Barco CX-20, CX-30, CX-50, C-5, and C-10
Nureva HDL310 and HDL410

AMX Varia CONTROL

AMX MU-series control processors
AMX NX-series control processors
AMX Varia touch panels
AMX Massio button control panels

DISPLAYS

Sharp 4P-B and 4W-B (interactive) series
Christie SUHD series
Planar UltraRes X series

LOUDSPEAKERS

JBL VLA, VTX, PRX, SRX, Control CRV, AW, AE Compact, AE, AM, PD, VRX, JRX, and EON 700 series
Atlas FAP62T-USA

MICROPHONES

AKG gooseneck and condenser microphones
Audix M3G6 ceiling microphone
Shure ceiling, wall, table array microphones, wireless microphones, Intellimix P300 and ANIUSB-MATRIX audio interfaces, and MicroFlex microphones with the “-TA” suffix

Chief display mounts MOUNTS

Chief display and projector mounts

NETWORK SWITCHES

Netgear -TAANAS and -TAANES series

PROJECTORS

Christie DWU-, Jazz-, GS-, and HS-series projectors
Panasonic PT-REQ and PT-REZ series DLP projectors

BrightSign TAA media player for digital signage DIGITAL SIGNAGE

Brightsign XT1144-T 4K media player

VIDEO EXTENSION AND PROCESSING

AMX DVX-2265-4K-TAA and DVX-3266-4K-TAA presentation switchers
AMX DX-TX-4K60-TAA & DX-RX-4K60-TAA HDMI transmitters and receivers
AMX DGX modular matrix switchers
Eaton HDMI matrix switchers and HDMI over CAT extenders
Vaddio AV Bridge USB encoders and conferencing products

This is just a sampling of the many products Exertis Almo has available for your projects which require TAA compliance. If you have questions regarding whether or not a certain product is TAA-compliant or have any technical questions, reach out to your Business Development Manager or to any of our Account Managers for assistance!

Want more audio tips? Check out “Enhance Your AV Projects with Pro Audio Solutions“.

About the Author

John Rossman | CTS

BDM II – Technical Specialist

Supported Manufacturers: Harman Professional – AKG, AMX, BSS, Crown, DBX, JBL, Lexicon, Martin, & Soundcraft

Want a New Year’s Resolution? Put the “Professional” in Pro AV

by Tom Kehr | Feb 11, 2025 | Business Development, Cameras, Collaboration, Pro Audio, Professional Development, Uncategorized

Are you eating healthy, exercising and doing all that you can to take care of yourself and your family? Are you doing all you can to further your advancement and make yourself more valuable to the company that you work for? Did you get a professional headshot for your web page and LinkedIn profile?

You do all these things because you’re supposed to be a responsible adult but so many of you still look and sound terrible in every video call. I can’t tell how many times I’ve witnessed an executive level person of an AV related company or organization sound and look terrible during an industry interview or podcast. It’s so bad that it’s unusual when they do it well.

I would argue that you are tarnishing your value as a supplier, client and coworker if you don’t get the basics of sound and video correct on a personal level.

Here is a list of things that I don’t want to see or hear including my nicknames for each:

Only one half of your face because the rest is out of frame. (Abstract Art)
Only one side of your face because you’re not looking at the camera. (The Profile)
A dark face because you’re poorly lit. (Witness Protection Mode)
Way too much space above the top of your head. (Kilroy Was Here)
Your chin. (The Uppercut)
An empty conference table with you at the far end. (The Bowling Alley)
Your laptop microphone. (Speakerphone Mode)
Your videobar 25 feet away from you. (1/24 Scale)

Face it. Literally. Your laptop camera and microphone look and sound terrible. Your lighting is non-existent. Why are you using the built-in $2.00 microphone and $10.00 webcam to try and sell someone on the need to invest $100K in their conference room?

Promote the value in a quality audiovisual investment starting at your desk – convey your professionalism one-on-one.

I know this can be a vanity issue for some of us. We don’t think we look good on camera, so we turn the camera on only because it’s expected. Speaking as a lifetime member of the Introvert Club, I get it. But as a fellow coworker and introvert said to me, “Preparedness is the best medicine for nerves, so it all began with a simple thought, ‘If I upgrade my webcam, maybe I’ll feel more confident on camera.’” For him it started with a camera that’s popular with content creators. That lead to research on lighting and then what elements were in view of the camera frame. After that came the audio. He now has the best looking and sounding rig in the entire company. Plus, he and his wife started doing podcasts! He’s not even in the Pro AV division, he’s in IT. I might have the edge on him on the audio side, but he absolutely smokes me on the video side.

Lesson: If your IT person looks and sounds better than you, you seriously need to up your game.

Remind yourself that we are in Professional AV and more importantly, that we are in a relationship business. You wouldn’t visit your client in person knowing that you had bad breath so why are you practicing virtual bad breath with every video call?

Camera, lights, microphone and look up the “Rule of Thirds” for subject framing. It’s a “system” not unlike all the various components we put together for a client’s “system”. While it may be on a smaller scale it should be no less professional than the experience we’re promoting.

While we would love to work with you on your next $100K project, we’re no less interested in helping you look more professional on a personal level. This is the AV industry – we’re all in this together.

If you enjoyed this blog, check out Tom’s “Choose Quality AV” blog for more insights.

About the Author

Tom Kehr

CTS-D, CTS-I, Network+, LEED Green Associate, ISF-C, ATD Master Trainer

In-House System Designer and Trainer

Supported Applications: System Design

Maximizing Success in Pro AV: The Power of Delivering Complete Solutions

by Nathan Dwelly | Jan 21, 2025 | Cameras, Collaboration, Pro Audio, Uncategorized, Wireless Collaboration

In today’s fast-paced world, where seamless collaboration and impactful presentations are vital, customers in corporate, government, education, healthcare, and other industries are increasingly seeking turnkey solutions for their audio-visual (AV) needs. As a reseller, installer, or integrator, this presents a tremendous opportunity to maximize your business by offering full and complete AV solutions that address every aspect of the end-user’s requirements. So, I challenge you with every opportunity to consider “What else can we offer?”.

From displays, microphones and cameras to switchers, mounts, and cables—every component plays a critical role in delivering a reliable, high-quality AV experience. At the heart of it all, solutions like Barco ClickShare ensure that meeting spaces, collaboration rooms, and presentation environments operate flawlessly, making it easier for users to connect, collaborate, and present without frustration.

Let’s dive into why offering full AV solutions is crucial, how it benefits your clients, and how integrating ClickShare can elevate any meeting space.

End-to-End Reliability

A fully integrated AV solution ensures all components work seamlessly together. Piecemeal solutions often result in compatibility issues, signal degradation, or inefficient setups. By offering a complete AV package, you give your customers peace of mind that their investment will deliver reliable, high-performing results.

Enhanced User Experience

End-users in collaboration or presentation spaces want technology to “just work.” Well thought out solutions eliminate complexities, enabling simple and intuitive operation.

Increased Business Opportunities

By recommending complete AV systems, you not only increase the value of each project but also position yourself as a trusted advisor capable of delivering the best overall solution. This opens doors for cross-selling additional products that your customers may not have considered initially but are essential for achieving their goals.

Cost and Time Savings

When you provide a turnkey solution, you save the customer valuable time and effort in piecing the system together themselves. Instead of sourcing products from multiple vendors, they get a cohesive package designed for their space and needs.

What Does a Complete AV Solution Look Like?

Professional Displays, Projectors and Cameras

High-quality professional-grade displays, video walls, or projectors form the visual backbone of the space. Customers require clear, bright visuals, especially in larger rooms or high-traffic areas. Cameras are a must have for virtual meetings and vary in quality and features. *Some considerations – Brightness/ambient light, Room size & audience/participant layout, image/screen size and mounting placements/heights, run time, etc.

Barco Clickshare solutions

Audio

Audio quality is just as critical as visuals! Room microphones and professional-grade speakers ensure every voice is heard clearly, whether in a hybrid meeting or live presentation. *Some considerations – architectural acoustics, room size & audience/participant layout, mounting placements, etc.

Essentials

Proper mounting systems, paired with high-quality cables, contribute to clean installations and uninterrupted performance. Faulty connections can disrupt meetings and presentations. *Some considerations – mounting surface, positioning and height, product weight, aesthetics, distance from content source, cable management, etc.

Switchers and Control Systems

AV switchers, signal extenders, and control systems help manage multiple inputs, displays, and sources seamlessly, ensuring flexibility and functionality. *Some considerations – power requirements, acoustics, video resolution, number of inputs/outputs, control interface, etc.

Services

Here’s another thing to consider! Outsourcing work can be a game changer, or a life saver in many situations. Whether shorthanded or in need of additional expertise, we at Exertis Almo can assist. See our full extend of Services offerings.

Wireless Presentation and Collaboration Tools

Integrating Barco ClickShare ties everything together, offering a seamless wireless collaboration experience. ClickShare enables users to present content or run full Bring Your Own Meeting (BYOM) scenarios without requiring cables or adapters. Whether connecting a laptop, tablet, or phone, users can instantly share their screens with the click of a button.

Barco ClickShare is the centerpiece that empowers collaboration and brings together all the AV components in a space. Here’s how ClickShare enhances any full solution:

1. 1. Wireless Simplicity
  2. BYOM Capabilities
  3. Scalability for Every Space
  4. Enhanced User Experience

In today’s interconnected world, every meeting room, collaboration space, or presentation environment demands a complete and integrated AV solution. These can be very simple or quite complex. By asking all the right questions and offering all of the best solutions accordingly—you provide customers with a reliable, user-friendly experience that meets their goals and budgets. For resellers and integrators, this approach not only drives sales but also solidifies your role as a trusted partner in delivering cutting-edge AV solutions.

So, as you approach your next opportunity, think beyond individual products and focus on delivering complete solutions that empower collaboration, communication, and success.

Partner with Exertis Almo and Barco ClickShare to create exceptional AV experiences.

Want to know more? Check out “Did You Say BYOM?“

About the Author

Nathan Dwelly

BDM – Brand Specialist

Supported Manufacturers: Barco ClickShare

JBL Ceiling Speakers Demystified

by John Rossman | Jan 14, 2025 | Pro Audio, Sound Engineering, Uncategorized

Ceiling speakers are an integral part of most commercial AV projects, and whether your project is a corporate boardroom, a classroom, a multi-purpose room, or even a large warehouse, selecting the correct speaker type to fit your application and budget is of critical importance. Fortunately, in today’s market there are plenty of excellent choices, and one of the most recognizable and respected brands, JBL, offers a wide range of ceiling-mounted loudspeakers to fit your needs.

But with nearly 30 different ceiling-mounted speaker models to choose from, selecting the right JBL ceiling speaker for your application can be a daunting task. That’s where this guide comes in – by asking your customer (and yourself) a few simple questions, you will be able to narrow down your options and make the right choice for your project.

Cracking the Code

Let’s start by demystifying some of the meaning behind JBL product codes. Once you understand the nomenclature behind JBL model numbers, you’ll be able to find the product you’re looking for more quickly. Here’s an example:

Understand JBL product codes with this Control 47C/T example

Here we have the Control 47C/T. The first number (in this case 4) denotes which series the product comes from (here the 40 Series, high-performance, full-range speakers). The second number (in this case 7) identifies the approximate size of the low-frequency speaker in the enclosure. This number is typically rounded up to the nearest whole number (in this case, 6.5” rounds up to 7).

The letters after the model numbers signify various characteristics of that particular model. The full list can be found at the bottom of this document, but here are a few of the more common model suffixes:

C = Ceiling Speaker
CT = Ceiling Speaker with non-bypassable 70V transformer (can only be used in 70V mode)
C/T = Ceiling Speaker with bypassable 70V transformer (can be used in low-impedance or 70V mode)
LP = Low-profile
HC = High Ceiling
P = Pendant
S = Subwoofer

Asking the Right Questions

Now that we have a basic understanding of JBL nomenclature, let’s dive into making a product selection. In order to select the right JBL ceiling speaker for your project, you should ask three basic questions:

What will the speaker system be used for? (What is the application?)
What is the budget for the speaker system?
Are there any special requirements or limitations I should account for?

Application

“What will the speaker system be used for?” – it seems like a simple question (and it is), but the answer will provide you with the best information to narrow down your product selection. Will the system be used for high-energy foreground music or simple background music? Will the system be used for voice reinforcement in a large classroom or training center, or will the primary application be paging and mass notification?

For applications where high-quality, full-range music playback is the main goal, the Control 40, Control 200, and Control 300 series should be your first choices. The speakers in these lines are designed and tuned to provide a full-range frequency response at higher volume levels, and to operate much like a standard loudspeaker cabinet, but in a compact ceiling device.

If your project requires high-quality voice reproduction, or a combination of voice reproduction and low-to-medium level background music, your first choices should be the extremely popular Control 10 and Control 20 series. The speakers in these series are some of the most popular ceiling speakers on the market for a good reason – they provide excellent voice intelligibility and good music reproduction in a cost-effective and installer-friendly package, and are an excellent choice for a wide variety of commercial applications.

For projects which require only simple paging or voice notification, JBL has you covered with the CSS Commercial and 8100 series. These easy-to-install, no-frills speakers provide excellent voice reproduction and reliability at an entry-level price point.

Budget

Different projects have different budgetary restrictions, and fortunately JBL provides a wide range of speaker options to ensure that you can find the right product for your project’s budget.

For example, lets say that you are outfitting a multi-purpose room with standard acoustical ceiling drop tiles. Your first choice for this application might be the Control 26CT. This is a great choice, but if you need a similar speaker at a lower price point, you could consider the Control 16C/T. The Control 16C/T lacks the Control 26’s SonicGuard overload protection circuit, and the woofer is made from a different material, but the sonic character of both of these speakers are very similar.

Similarly, for a paging application where aesthetics are a consideration, the 8124 is an excellent choice. However, if a modern look is not required, the CSS8004 provides very similar performance at a much lower price point.

Please note that despite the overlap between JBL models between various series, you should not assume that there is always an “apples-to-apples” comparison. For example, some series will have necessary accessories or features included like back cans or tile bridges, while others may not. Always research to make sure you are making the right choice, and contact us if you have questions!

Special Requirements

Does your project have any special circumstances where a typical ceiling speaker won’t work? Don’t worry – JBL has you covered!

For rooms with especially high ceilings where precise pattern control is needed, the Control 47HC provides a 75-degree beamwidth pattern for increased clarity and intelligibility.

Have a ceiling with limited above-ceiling clearance? Try the Control 47LP low-profile ceiling speaker. It features the same sonic profile and coverage as the Control 47C/T but is only 5.6” deep.

JBL lct 81ct ceiling speakers Looking for a low-profile speaker which is easy to install and fits seamlessly into a standard drop-tile ceiling? Try the LCT 81C/T – it is a full-range speaker designed to drop into a 2’ x 2’ suspended ceiling grid without cutting or trimming.

Summing It Up

Hopefully this guide was able to provide you with a better understanding of the many, many ceiling speaker options JBL provides. But this is just a start – to view the full lineup of JBL ceiling speaker options, refer to JBL’s Control Contractor Brochure. And – as always – if you have any questions or need product recommendations, reach out to Exertis Almo’s Audio Support Team!

JBL Suffix and Prefix Guide

C	Ceiling speaker
CT	Ceiling Speaker w/ non-bypassable 70V transformer
C/T	Ceiling speaker w/ bypassable 70V transformer
LP	Low-Profile
HC	High-ceiling
P	Pendant
P/T	Pendant speaker w/ bypassable 70V transformer
S	Subwoofer
C-VA	Voice Announcement (special certification for use in voice announcement settings)
LS	UL Life Safety
AV	AV shielded
W	In-Wall Speaker
WT	In-wall speaker w/ non-bypassable 70V transformer
MTC	Mounting bracket or accessory
WMG	WeatherMax Grille
MK	Marine-Kit
UB	U-Bracket
CM	Ceiling-mount adapter arm
NC	New-construction Installation Bracket
MR	Plaster “mud ring” installation bracket
BB	Back box (or backcan)
SG	Square Grille
RG	Round Grille
TB	Tile Bridge
TR	Trim Ring

Want more audio tips? Check out “Enhance Your AV Projects with Pro Audio Solutions“.

About the Author

John Rossman | CTS

BDM II – Technical Specialist

Supported Manufacturers: Harman Professional – AKG, AMX, BSS, Crown, DBX, JBL, Lexicon, Martin, & Soundcraft

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Want a New Year’s Resolution? Put the “Professional” in Pro AV

Here is a list of things that I don’t want to see or hear including my nicknames for each:

Promote the value in a quality audiovisual investment starting at your desk – convey your professionalism one-on-one.

Lesson: If your IT person looks and sounds better than you, you seriously need to up your game.

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