Simultaneous interpretation equipment rental and sales

One soundproof booth per language with two interpreter consoles, a transmitter that carries every language on its own channel, radiators or antennas to cover the room, and a receiver and headset for every listener, plus spares. A technician runs the system all day. Use the kit builder on this page for a starting list.

Security. Infrared signals do not pass through walls, which makes IR the standard for private board meetings, government hearings, and legal proceedings where confidentiality matters. FM and radio systems reach farther and suit large or outdoor venues.

Up to 32 channels from one transmitter, including the floor language. We match the transmitter to your language count: 4, 8, 16, or 32 channels.

We scan the venue before the event and use digital infrared or encrypted digital systems to avoid local radio noise, so listeners get a clear feed even in high-interference urban venues.

Yes. Our systems are compatible with assistive listening device (ALD) requirements, so your event can meet accessibility standards for people who are hard of hearing.

Yes. Our technicians patch into your house sound and video streams and work alongside your A/V team, so the interpretation feed and the floor audio stay in sync.

Rent if you hold multilingual events a few times a year: you get the right kit each time with no storage or maintenance. Buy if your venue hosts multilingual programming regularly, such as a convention center, courtroom, or legislative chamber. We install purchased systems and train your staff.

Yes. We rent from our Denver hub to venues across Colorado, from the Colorado Convention Center in Denver to The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, and ship and staff systems for events nationwide.

Yes. Our own technicians deliver, set up, run, and strike every system. The technicians who install the equipment are the ones who run it all day, so one team owns your event from setup to teardown.

Five things: the number of languages (each needs a booth and two consoles), the number of listeners (one receiver and headset each, plus spares), the number of rooms, the number of days, and the venue’s size and layout, which sets how many radiators are needed. Shipping and technician time complete the quote. Use the kit builder on this page for a starting list, and we confirm the exact kit and price in your quote.

Yes. “Translation equipment” is the everyday name for simultaneous interpretation equipment: the booths, interpreter consoles, transmitters, receivers, and headsets that carry each interpreted language to the listeners who need it. Interpreters translate the speech live; the equipment delivers it. We rent and sell the complete system.

Yes. We rent full-size soundproof booths built to the ISO 4043 standard, and table-top booths for smaller rooms where a full booth will not fit. Each booth seats two interpreters, and our technicians set it up on site.

Yes. Add a sound system and microphones, projectors and screens, or HD cameras for recording and streaming to your interpretation kit, and one technical team runs it all. If your venue already has an A/V provider, our technicians work alongside them instead.

Yes. Agencies rent our booths, consoles, transmitters, receivers, and technicians for their clients’ events and supply their own interpreters. We work for the agency and never approach its clients directly. Send the event details, and we quote the equipment and technician time.

Yes. Rent the equipment on its own if you already have interpreters, whether your own staff or a team you hired. Our technicians still deliver, set up, and run the system. If you need interpreters too, our conference interpreting team can provide them under the same contract.

No. Rent for a single session, a full day, or a multi-week program. Your quote is based on the equipment, the number of days, and the technician time your event needs.

As early as you can, especially for large conferences, multi-room events, or several languages, since booths and receivers are reserved per date. For complex venues we survey the room first. Short-notice requests are welcome: ask, and we will tell you right away what we can deliver.

The event dates and times, the venue, the number of attendees who will listen to interpretation, the languages, and the number of rooms. Floor plans and your A/V provider’s contact help us size the system. Send the details through the quote form or the kit builder on this page.

Yes. Portable tour kits, with lightweight digital tour-guide transmitters and whisper systems, work for small groups, factory tours, and site inspections, with no booth required.