Ideal for a 200-person conference running 3 or more languages. Interpreters deliver each language on its own channel in real time, so a large multilingual audience follows the full program without pauses.
Built for council meetings, hearings, and courtrooms where officials, participants, and the public need clear access to interpretation while proceedings continue on the record.
Perfect for AGMs and international team meetings of 50 to 500 people, keeping a multilingual audience aligned through presentations, votes, and discussion.
Suited to multilingual congregations, letting attendees hear the service in their own language without interrupting its flow.
For multilingual workshops and training days where every participant receives the same content at the same time, whatever language they speak.
For programs that serve both an in-room and a remote audience, feeding clean language channels to on-site receivers and streamed viewers alike.
A complete setup includes the interpreter equipment, distribution system, listener devices, and accessories. ABBN helps match each part to your languages, venue, and audience, so the full system works together on event day.
Interpreter units and desks give each interpreter clear control over channels, microphones, and relay. This is where interpretation is produced, so audio quality and reliable controls matter most.
Fixed and mobile booths give interpreters a quiet, isolated space to work, which improves sound quality and helps them stay focused through long sessions.
Infrared and RF transmitters and radiators carry each language on its own channel across the room, so every listener can select and hear their language clearly.
Handheld and bodypack receivers let each attendee tune to the channel they need and follow the interpretation throughout the event.
Interpreter headsets support clear input and monitoring for the interpreters, while listener headsets and earphones deliver the interpretation to the audience.
Charging cases, batteries, cables, and adapters keep receivers ready and the system connected, and make setup and teardown faster for each event.
Simultaneous interpretation equipment is one part of a complete multilingual setup. ABBN can also help you choose equipment based on your venue, transmission method, audience size, and how the interpretation will be delivered.
ABBN makes it easier to get simultaneous interpretation right by matching the system to your languages, venue, and audience, and supporting you from planning through event day.
We review how many languages you need, how many people will listen, and whether the event is in person, hybrid, or streamed, so the system fits the program.
We match the right interpreter units, booths, transmitters, receivers, and headsets to your venue and audio needs, drawing on trusted brands like Bosch, Taiden, and Listen Technologies.
We plan how your interpretation equipment works with your microphone systems, conference systems, and speakers, so the full multilingual setup runs as one.
Get a complete recommendation with a fast quote, choose to rent or buy based on your event, and rely on setup guidance and on-site support to keep the event running smoothly.
Let ABBN build your simultaneous interpretation system around your languages, venue, and audience.
Tell us your number of languages, venue, audience size, and event dates. We’ll help recommend the right interpreter equipment, distribution system, receivers, headsets, and accessories for your setup.
Rental cost depends on the number of receivers, languages, and whether you need booths and interpreter consoles. Most events price per receiver per day, plus interpreter equipment and delivery. Ask ABBN for a quote based on your headcount and dates.
Each language needs two interpreters who swap every 20 to 30 minutes, since simultaneous interpretation is mentally demanding. A three-language event usually needs six interpreters and three booths or consoles. ABBN supplies the equipment for that setup.
Full soundproof booths suit large fixed venues, but portable tabletop booths and bodypack systems like Digi-Wave work for smaller rooms, tours, and events where space or setup time is limited. ABBN offers both.
Yes. Interpreter consoles take a feed from your mixer or microphone system, then send each language to receivers. ABBN helps plan the connection so interpretation runs alongside your existing conference or PA audio.
For large or multi-language events, book two to four weeks ahead to secure receivers and booths, especially in peak season. ABBN offers fast quotes and can support shorter timelines for last-minute events.
