Q-SYS systems are ideal for cruise ships, routing audio, video and control over existing IP infrastructure to eliminate the weight and space disadvantages of separate audio wiring. This IT-friendly approach also provides Layer 3 discovery, making it easy to manage audio sources, audio players, and playback levels across any number of zones from a central console. In addition, this cost-efficient architecture enables flexible administrative control for paging priority and security.
Q-SYS Cruise Features
Confidence & Predictability
Rest easy! Your spaces can automatically return to a default state, from lighting presets, camera, HVAC settings and audio levels.
Cinema Quality Audio
Create a cinema-like, multi-channel audio experience using the same equipment that’s used in movie theatres around the globe.
Paging & Background Music Distribution
Whether it's a common area, backstage or the entire ship, Q-SYS lets you send live or pre-recorded messages where they need to be heard. Additionally, you can distribute music to specific areas in the venue while providing playlist and track controls to your Q-SYS user control interface.
Control
Event organizers shouldn’t need to worry about the technology. That’s why Q-SYS and its built-in control engine allows end-users to trigger single-button audio/video/environmental presets based on event type. Best of all, they can control this from a Q-SYS touchscreen, or from their own mobile device!
Royal Caribbean International
A marine environment is notoriously difficult on equipment, and that’s without the additional factors being aboard a ship introduces. Learn about the resilience of Q-SYS products coupled with the convenience of the Q-SYS Platform, both factors that have made Royal Caribbean International a long-time brand partner across its fleet.
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