Broadcast Equipment
Professional Sound Systems for every Canadian Space
From boardroom speech reinforcement to large-format auditorium audio, MVCC designs, installs, and supports sound systems engineered for clarity, coverage, and compliance — in any environment.
Why Organizations Choose MVCC
Offices across Canada
11
locations
Certified technicians
120+
in-house
Years of experience
30+
since 1994
What We Deliver
End-to-End Sound System Integration
MVCC handles every stage of your audio project — from acoustic assessment and speaker modelling through installation, DSP programming, commissioning, and long-term support.
Speech Reinfocement
Ceiling, pendant, and line-array speaker systems designed for intelligibility in boardrooms, council chambers, courtrooms, and open-plan workplaces — tuned to the room, not just the spec sheet.
Microphone Systems
Wireless handheld, lavalier, gooseneck boundary, and ceiling-array microphone solutions for presentations, hybrid meetings, panels, and broadcast — including AEC-optimized configurations.
DSP & Amplification
Digital signal processing platforms from Biamp, QSC, Crestron, and BSS — configuring routing, EQ, delay, gain structure, and AEC to deliver consistent, controllable audio throughout your facility.
Assistive Listening Systems
Hearing loop (AFILS), FM, and infrared assistive listening systems that meet Canadian accessibility requirements for public assembly spaces, courtrooms, and places of worship.
Distributed Audio
Background music and paging systems for multi-zone commercial environments — retail, hospitality, healthcare, and corporate campuses — with independent zone control and priority override.
Managed Services
Remote DSP monitoring, firmware updates, scheduled acoustic recalibration, and a dedicated support team — keeping your sound system performing at spec for years after installation.
Deployment Types
Broadcast Solutions Built for Your Space
Every acoustic environment has different challenges — room shape, surface materials, background noise, occupancy, and use case all influence the design. MVCC models and measures before we specify a single speaker.
Meeting & Collaboration
Ceiling microphone arrays, AEC-enabled DSP, and full-range loudspeakers optimized for hybrid meetings — integrating cleanly with Teams Rooms and Zoom Rooms systems.
Large-Format Venues
Line-array and point-source speaker systems, subwoofer integration, and zone-based DSP control for large audiences requiring even coverage and high speech intelligibility.
Commercial Spaces
IP-based workflows, NDI-over-LAN, and cloud-connected production environments that let remote operators direct, switch, and stream from anywhere in the country.
Houses of Worship
everberant acoustic environments demand careful speaker placement, cardioid subwoofer arrays, and assistive listening integration.
Our process
How an MVCC Sound System Project Works
Every installation follows a five-stage delivery process — from acoustic assessment through final tuning and training — so your system sounds exactly as designed from day one.
5
Training & Ongoing support
Operator training, as-built documentation, remote monitoring, and a support team that knows your system — available when you need them.
4
DSP Programming & Tuning
Full DSP configuration, parametric EQ, delay alignment, gain structure, and real-world acoustic measurement to verify performance against the design model.
3
Installation & Cabling
Certified technicians handle all speaker mounting, conduit, cabling, rack build, and tie-line infrastructure to the designed specification.
2
System Design & Proposal
Speaker selection, DSP architecture, amplifier sizing, cable infrastructure, and a transparent line-item quote — no surprises on installation day.
1
Discovery & Site Assessment
We measure the room, assess surface materials, identify background noise sources, and model speaker coverage before any equipment is specified
Industries served
Sound Systems for Every Sector
With 30 years of integration experience, MVCC understands the compliance, acoustic, and operational requirements that vary across industries — from accessibility obligations to broadcast-grade audio standards.