Volume: 11, Issue: 19 – October 3, 2025

October 3, 2025 | Volume: 11 | Issue: 19

Hi #AVtweeps! Happy Friday! I’m back from WebexOne 2025, where I got to check out some of the really interesting updates to the Webex platform this week. I was honestly extremely impressed with how much that platform has grown and changed, and the hardware with it. Keep an eye out for some fun coverage coming to rAVe and, of course, right here on AV Buyers Club!

Enjoy and have a great weekend! And also! Happy Taylor Swift Release Day to all who celebrate!

Steph Beckett
Managing Editor, rAVe [PUBS]

COLUMNS

Blogs.

Troubleshooting Common Sound System Issues in Churches [AVNation]

Sound systems play a vital role in shaping the worship experience. In churches, synagogues, and other […]

Why AV Programming Sometimes Falls Short [Mark Coxon]

A space tells its secrets through its shortcuts. On a college campus, it’s the dirt trail cutting diagonally […]

My First InfoComm India Experience – Discovering the Future of AV in India [Mangesh Dixit]

Attending InfoComm India 2025 for the first time was a milestone in my professional journey. As someone […]

PRODUCT NEWS

What You Need to Know.

Dell launches Pro Plus Earbuds with AI-powered audio for hybrid work

ISE 2026 Expands With New Programs

Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) has announced several new initiatives for its 2026 edition, scheduled for Feb. 3–6 at Fira de Barcelona. With the theme “Push Beyond,” […]

Logitech Launches Zone Headsets With Adaptive Noise Cancellation for Offices

Logitech has introduced two new headsets designed to help employees stay focused in noisy office environments. The Zone Wireless 2 ES and Zone Wired 2 for Business […]

Jabra and Huddly Roll Out AI-Powered Solution for Large Meeting Rooms

BenQ debuts InstaShow WDC15 Wireless Presentation System With Enterprise Security

BenQ introduced the InstaShow WDC15, a wireless presentation system designed for 4K UHD content […]

FEATURED PODCAST

AVWeek 736: Total Cost of AV

400 square meters of programmable LEDs are transforming retail into data-driven storytelling platforms. And shifting from LEDs to holograms, Looking Glass claims their displays turn standard video into “lifelike 3D holograms,” but where do these fit in commercial AV?

CASE STUDIES

Real World Examples.

JB Duke Hotel Adds Extron NAV for Hybrid Classrooms

The JB Duke Hotel and Conference Center in Durham, North Carolina, has upgraded two classrooms and adjoining breakout spaces with Extron’s NAV Pro AV […]

Itoki Corporation

Itoki Corporation, a leader in workplace innovation since 1890, is redefining modern workspaces through design, technology, and human-centric functionality. Known […]