INDIA: The OnTime Hotel in Mumbai has upgraded its events spaces with Martin Audio systems, provided by VMT Distribution. Serving both corporate guests and tourists alike, the hotel chose to install new audio systems to provide top-quality audio for diverse occasions, while blending into the venue’s existing décor.
The management team wanted a new solution for various spaces, particularly the banquet halls that host corporate functions, weddings and entertainment events. One of the key considerations during the project was that the installation had to be done without disrupting the day-to-day operations of the hotel. The team had to work around tight schedules, installing the sound system in stages while ensuring the minimal impact on hotel guests and events. Additionally, the varied room acoustics across the two banquet halls required strategic placement of the speakers to ensure even sound distribution.
Several Martin Audio V.15 units were chosen for the hotel. According to VMT, the 15-inch passive 2-way loudspeaker has provided excellent sound clarity and power, handling both music and speech. Its on-wall design allowed it to be installed discreetly, preserving the aesthetics of the banquet halls.
“The installation of the Martin Audio V.15 system has been revolutionary for us at The OnTime Hotel,” commented Shusheel Rao, systems integrator, The OnTime Hotel. “The sound quality is exceptional, delivering crystal-clear audio that enhances every event we host, from corporate meetings to large-scale weddings. Not only has it transformed the overall guest experience, but it has also allowed us to meet the high expectations of our clientele.”
“The installation at The OnTime Hotel reflects a growing trend within the hospitality industry, where high-quality sound systems are becoming essential for creating immersive guest experiences,” remarked Jeff Mandot, director, VMT. “Projects like this not only meet the immediate needs of the client but also set a new standard for audio installations in similar venues across the country.”
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