Users can use different background music on each different area or section, or use only one source and adjust the volume settings differently on each playback area. Even in crowded hours, users and customers will be able to enjoy a clear sound with the ambient noise compensator (ANC) function; this will detect the noise level of an environment and automatically raise/lower the volume of the main source.  

 May it be banquets, wedding reception parties, seminars, etc., using the MX-8A's presets will provide a fast adaptation to various operations. Presets can also be made and set according to different areas.  

 In commercial, public, or academic facilities, multipurpose rooms a widely or partially used; sometimes the room layout may change depending on its use. By saving different presets according the room usage pattern, there's no need for complicated settings to be redone when changing layouts. Users can also use external playback or recording software to play/record lectures or speeches via the MX-8A USB audio interface function.  

 Besides using different background music on different sections of a store, store staff can make indoor announcements directed to the entire facility or to a selected area only. The ducking function will serve to attenuate the level of the background music to make the announcements be heard more clearly.  

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