Vasamuseet

Advanced AudioSystem Upgrade with Long-Term Maintenance Agreement

Audico has delivered cutting-edge technical solutions to the renowned Vasa Museum in Stockholm, enhancing the visitor experience with state-of-the-art audio and visual systems. As part of the project, Audico upgraded the sound system in the museum's main cinema auditorium. A new 5.1 surround sound system featuring high-end Genelec speakers was installed, meticulously adapted to the hall’s unique acoustics and the museum's stringent requirements for audio quality, operational reliability, and architectural preservation.

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Seamless MediaPlayer Integration

In addition to the audio system upgrade, Audico installed a modern media player from Pixera, supplied through Intersonic. This media player integrates directly with the existing projector setup and utilizes DANTE for digital audio distribution to the Genelec speakers. The system is used to deliver high-quality film screenings and visual presentations in the main auditorium, ensuring a flawless multimedia experience for visitors.

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PreventiveMaintenance and Technical Support Services

To ensure continuous optimal performance, Audico has established an ongoing service agreement with the VasaMuseum covering the cinema halls. Through regular inspections, preventive maintenance, and responsive technical support, the service contract helps maintain system stability and minimizes the risk of technical failures. All maintenance activities are conducted in close cooperation with the museum's in-house technical staff, ensuring that all work respects the museum's cultural and historical environment.

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TailoredSolutions for Heritage Environments

The Vasa Museum imposes strict standards to ensure that technical installations harmonize with its historically significant surroundings. Audico’s installation was carefully designed to blend discreetly into the museum's unique setting, preserving the authenticity of the visitor experience without compromising the building’s cultural heritage. Every aspect of the work was executed with utmost respect for the museum’s special architectural and historical conditions.

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