Indonesia's Leading Supplier of Premium Simultaneous Interpretation Headsets
Our range of headphone and headset options are fully compatible with our interpretation system, specifically the infrared receivers. Each option is designed for maximum user comfort and convenience, with a robust yet lightweight build.
LBB 3443 Lightweight Headphones - Lightweight
- High quality sound reproduction - Replaceable ear pads - Available with normal or durable cable > Get a quote |
HDP‑LWN Lightweight Neckband Headphone - Comfortable neckband
- Stereo headphone - Lightweight - High quality sound reproduction - Replaceable ear pads > Get a quote |
LBB 3441/10 Under the Chin Headphones |
LBB 3442/00 Single Earphone - Extremely lightweight
- Suitable for either ear - Designed for comfort > Get a quote |
Looking for a more complete Simultaneous Interpretation Solution?
The Infrared Simultaneous Interpretation System uses Bosch infrared technology to deliver up to 32 different language channels in crisp, digital-quality audio.
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Congress Rental Interpretation booths are the only ones in Australia that are truly ISO4043 compliant. Ensure your delegates can enjoy the best simultaneous interpretation experience with industry leading sound-proofing.
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Our Simultaneous Interpreter Console's intuitive and user-experience driven design allow interpreters to focus on giving the best interpretation possible.
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Indonesia's most trusted Simultaneous Interpretation Equipment providers
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Our Simultaneous Interpretation Equipment brings crisp, digital-quality interpretation audio to delegates via a wireless, infrared connection. Our complete solutions deliver language being spoken on the floor to interpreters in sound-proof booths for instant interpretation. The interpretation is then broadcasted to delegates for a smoother multilingual experience, with minimal delay between the presenter speaking and the interpreted audio being heard.
We use only the best, industry-leading equipment, with top-class, end-to-end, production and services to match. Our producers work collaboratively with clients to tailor the best simultaneous interpretation solution for their meeting or event. |
What our clients are saying
"The efforts of Congress over the ASEAN-Australia Special Summit event weekend have not gone unnoticed and I have continually received nothing less than complete admiration and the highest appreciation for the way simultaneous interpretation services were managed and performance and quality of the attending Congress staff. I would personally like to congratulate Congress for another extremely successful engagement with PM&C. Well done and thank you all once again."
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- Chris Jackson, ASEAN-Australia Special Summit 2018 Taskforce
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What is Simultaneous Interpretation and how does it work?
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Simultaneous Interpretation (also known as Simultaneous Translation) requires specialised conference interpreters who can interpret spoken word as it's being spoken. This reduces the time that delegates need to wait before being able to understand the speaker and preserves the flow of speech. There are three main steps in the Simultaneous Interpretation process supported by dedicated simultaneous interpretation equipment to ensure a high level of professionalism:
Step 1: Floor Language is Spoken The ‘floor language’, spoken by the guest speaker, conference lecturer or main presenter is transmitted wirelessly through the main microphone or ‘floor feed’ to the translation control room. |
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Step 2: Interpreters Listen
The control room is usually in a separate location in a soundproof booth or sometimes at the back of the auditorium. From here, the interpreter or interpretation team listens to the content live as it is broadcast.
Step 3: Interpretation and Delivery
The content is concurrently replicated and interpreted by the interpreter(s) in the Interpretation booth, which is delivered wirelessly to the corresponding audience members through infrared headsets.
The control room is usually in a separate location in a soundproof booth or sometimes at the back of the auditorium. From here, the interpreter or interpretation team listens to the content live as it is broadcast.
Step 3: Interpretation and Delivery
The content is concurrently replicated and interpreted by the interpreter(s) in the Interpretation booth, which is delivered wirelessly to the corresponding audience members through infrared headsets.
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Getting the best Simultaneous Interpretation Solution for your event is simple:
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