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Atlas-IED's Speakers disappear into the ceiling at ISE 2019

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In our first day of Integrated Systems Europe, we talk to Atlas-IED’s president John Ivey about their innovative hidden ceiling speakers. We also look at the sound masking technology in their Z2 and Z4 acoustical systems.

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