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A sound reinforcement system is a system for amplifying, reproducing, and sometimes recording audio.
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Public Address (282 words)
	Public address systems are actually "sound re-enforcement" systems and should not be noticed as a result of blaring speakers.
	Poorly designed systems are soft in some areas, loud in others and most often are difficult to understand when the space they are used in is in normal use.
	Public address systems are widely used in Schools, Restaurants, Churches, Factories, as well as business establishments of all kinds.

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