R&R Audio Visual Ltd

AV traditionally involved the recording and playback of pictures and sound, particularly the equipment used to do so. In the early days this meant equipment such as slide projectors and video tapes.

These days the technology has moved on a long way and is widely used throughout society. You can find digital music streaming to and playing in shops, restaurants, and hotels. Retailers and cinemas can remotely update their marketing on digital signage screens. Schools, colleges, and universities routinely use large format touchscreens, projectors, and sound systems to educate students. Many university students can now join lectures remotely or watch back a recent lecture thanks to lecture capture technology. Churches and village halls are often equipped with sound systems and sometimes even projection. Museums are far more engaging than they have ever been thanks to the inclusion of video and audio. Home cinema system help film lovers enjoy a full cinematic experience at home.

As you can see, the scope of AV is now vastly wider than it has ever been before.