AmpliVox Sound Systems

Northbrook, IL: September 2011 – AmpliVox Sound Systems today unveiled a line of indoor/outdoor lecterns aimed at colleges around the country. Designed for versatility, practicality and the promotion of school spirit, the new Collegiate Multimedia Lectern from AmpliVox Sound Systems fits the bill for all types of presentations and events. Based on the popular AmpliVox “Pinnacle” lectern, the Collegiate Multimedia Lectern can be emblazoned with the college and university logos, and is available in a wide range of complementary colors. The Collegiate Multimedia Lectern is suitable for a wide range of applications, from formal conference presentations to outdoor pep rallies. Made of lightweight but rugged hard-shell plastic, the lectern can withstand bad weather and is easily moved with its two tilt-n-roll wheels and built-in handles. An optional dashboard kit adds a 19” gooseneck mic, a digital clock and LED reading light. “This is an exciting product for us with great potential,” said Don Roth, CEO of AmpliVox. “These lecterns provide so much functionality for our collegiate customers, and they look great in any setting. We’re confident that they will set a high standard for versatility and style.” For more information about AmpliVox’s Collegiate Multimedia Lectern, visit www.ampli.com/collegiate-multimedia-lecterns.htm. About AmpliVox AmpliVox ® Sound Systems products are predominately made in the USA, meet stringent UL standards, and come with an up to 6-year warranty. Our wide selection meets every speaker's sound coverage and style needs. Whether you are in a small meeting room of 30 people or a large 20,000 square foot auditorium of up to 10,000 people, AmpliVox ® Sound Systems' extensive range of superior quality, simple to operate and reliable electronics will provide maximum satisfaction and ensure a crystal clear message. Creators of the Pink Podium Promise cause marketing initiative, AmpliVox donates pink podiums to breast cancer awareness organizations helping lead the effort to “Speak Up for the Cause”. Visit http://www.ampli.com for more information.