Kramer Introduces New PoE-Powered Dante Speakers and High-End Installed Audio Portfolio
Kramer announced a new line of “premium” speakers that are PoE-powered with Dante. Designed to reduce installation wiring, each PoE-powered Dante speaker has a corresponding passive model with the same industrial design and sound profile, allowing system integrators to mix and match self-amplifiying and passive speakers.
Kramer’s new speaker line is optimized for speech clarity and background music and the company is aiming them for conferencing, education retail, and hospitality settings. Features like front-access wiring for ceiling speakers and centralized speaker utility software simplify installation, setup, and troubleshooting.
We didn’t get a video fo these at ISE but, here’s a new TBUS Product they launched at ISE:
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