Yamaha Unified Communications | Ceiling Microphones & Dante Audio

Enhance the clarity of your corporate meetings and collaborative spaces with our range of Yamaha Unified Communications (UC) hardware. We provide these high-end audio solutions for UK businesses that require professional-grade sound capture in conference rooms, boardrooms, and multipurpose spaces. Yamaha is a leader in audio engineering, specialising in intelligent microphone technology that isolates voices and eliminates background noise, ensuring that every participant is heard clearly regardless of their position in the room.

Whether you are equipping a hybrid meeting space or a large-scale presentation hall, we stock the Yamaha hardware designed for high-fidelity audio and easy network integration.

Explore Our Yamaha Audio Categories

We have curated this collection to feature Yamaha’s most advanced conferencing technology:

• Ceiling Microphone Arrays: We offer the Yamaha RM-CG, a dynamic ceiling-mounted microphone tile. Featuring multi-beam tracking technology, this array automatically focuses on the person speaking and can track multiple voices simultaneously. This is the essential choice for rooms where participants need to move freely without being tethered to desk-based microphones.

• Dante-Enabled Audio: We supply hardware that supports the Dante audio standard, allowing for uncompressed, multi-channel digital audio to be transmitted over a standard Ethernet network. This simplifies installation by providing power, control, and audio through a single LAN cable (PoE).

• Versatile Mounting Options: We choose to stock Yamaha units that offer flexible installation. The RM-CG, for example, supports three different mounting methods—ceiling-drop, VESA, and wire-mount—allowing it to be integrated into any architectural environment without disrupting the room's design.

• Intelligent DSP Integration: We provide hardware that works in harmony with Yamaha’s Digital Signal Processing (DSP) to deliver features like echo cancellation and dereverberation. This ensures that the audio remains natural and free from the "hollow" sound often associated with large meeting rooms.