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Because of cultural diversity it is usual for churches today to have people from different countries interested in attending their religious services. When these people do not understand the language spoken at the services, houses of worship may need to purchase an interpretation system (also referred to as translation system). How does it work?Step 1 The preacher speaks through a microphone. (In certain occasions, there may not be a microphone available.)Step 2 The interpreter listens t …

Lately, we've observed a rise in products that, while superficially attractive and much cheaper than most brands, generally fail to meet the legal and manufacturing standards that we have set in order to get the best quality systems to our customers. What criteria should you use when assessing whether to purchase a time-tested interpretation system or a foreign, cheaper version that purports to do the same?You should pay special attention to:• Manufacturing quality and durability.• Shipping, Ret …

One of the most frequently asked questions we get is: “Do you sell automatic translation systems?” The answer to that question is twofold, and we usually tell our prospective customers “Would you like the simple answer or the complex one?” The simple answer is “No.” The clarification for that answer will require us to explain why automatic translation is not only a not-quite-there technology, but also why it might be absolutely detrimental for your organization, whether it be a schoo …

We understand how daunting it must be for our first-time customers to try and find the right Translation/Interpretation system for their business, church, school, meeting or event. Finding the right product can be a head-spinning task that comprises endless searches, comparisons and price ranges, where every vendor gives their utmost assurance that the system they offer will cover the customer’s every need.Why, then, trust Enersound with such a significant investment over our myriad competitors …

The  “Americans with Disabilities Act” (ADA) -passed in 1990 and finally revised in 2010) prohibits discrimination and ensures equal opportunity for persons with disabilities in employment, State and local government services, public accommodations, commercial facilities, and transportation.Taking into account that in the United States roughly 30 million people (aprox. 13%) aged 12 years or older has hearing loss in both ears, based on standard hearing examinations[1],  this …