Arenas and Stadiums

Summary

A manufacturer describes stadium use of its dedicated radio receivers and phone-based Wi-Fi audio.

Key findings

• The maker describes its ListenRF systems operating at 72 MHz or 216 MHz, with audio wired to a transmitter and heard through dedicated receiver units.
• Its stadium examples include ListenRF at Lambeau Field and the Seattle Seahawks stadium, and a public auditory assistance system at Dallas Cowboys Stadium.
• Its Wi-Fi description connects the audio source to a server and sends audio across a venue network to an app on listeners' devices.

Limits

Undated promotional page about the maker's own products. Installation examples have no published measurement protocol, dates or occupied-bowl results. Claims of complete coverage and product superiority are not independently established here. The page names an older Wi-Fi product line; it is evidence of a delivery method, not a current product recommendation.

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www.listentech.com/venue/arenas-and-stadiums

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Cited in

• What works in stadiums and arenas, and what do the rules ask of them?Partly answered

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