Which supraGuide product is right for my exhibition?

Choosing the right solution depends on the type of your exhibition and your interpretation goals. From linear audio tours to interactive multimedia trails or immersive experiences, the right product is tailored to your specific requirements.

Why are audio guides important for my exhibition?

Audio guides help communicate exhibition content effectively by structuring verified information, providing context, and embedding it within a coherent narrative. At the same time, they allow visitors to explore the exhibition individually and at their own pace.

Looking to enhance visitor experiences?tonwelt provides professional museum audio guides and multimedia tour solutions that enhance the visitor experience through interactive, multilingual, and accessible content.

Can the devices play content in multiple languages?

Yes, tonwelt devices support an unlimited number of languages, language variants, as well as accessible formats, making them ideal for international audiences.

Who can benefit from tonwelt solutions?

From museums, galleries and exhibition centers to immersive themed entertainment and companies, tonwelt solutions are designed for organizations that want to offer engaging, informative, and high-quality self-guided and guided tours.

Which content and formats are supported by tonwelt devices?

Depending on the device type, tonwelt devices support audio, video, and image content, as well as interactive features such as maps, quizzes, and augmented reality to create engaging visitor experiences. Please refer to the technical data sheet for detailed specifications.

Are guides available in multiple languages?

Yes, tonwelt audio and media guides are made for multilingual content with professional translations and voice-over content, including versions tailored for families and children, as well as accessible formats for visitors with special needs.

What is supraCMS and what possibilities does it offer?

supraCMS is the multiplatform Content Management System (CMS) that enables centralised management of multilingual, interactive tours. It offers features such as content editing and preview, maps and navigation, analytics, and content deployment.

Do you offer accessible solutions?

Yes, tonwelt guiding solutions include accessible features – depending on the device type and content production – such as Braille controls, audio description, sign language, high-contrast displays, and simplified language content.

tonwelt: From Audioguides to Immersive 3D Audio solutions

tourGuide GO

Versatile digital group guiding system

The most important factor in a tour guiding system is sound quality. It is the key to being heard by your audience in all environments - indoors, outdoors, on factory tours or city tours. Due to data compression, digital systems have a technical disadvantage in terms of sound quality compared to analogue systems.

However, thanks to the use of high quality components, tourGuide GO achieves very good results in this area, as reflected in the remarkable signal-to-noise ratio of 71 dB. In addition, the Active Noise Reduction feature effectively reduces ambient noise, resulting in clear, balanced and intelligible sound.

perfect match

tonwelt dBA-5 headphones in black. Lightweight design with padded speaker cushions, offering comfort for long wearing sessions. Integrated cable for direct connection, ideal for guide devices and tour audio systems.

tonwelt TW-205 headphones in black with circumaural padded design for a comfortable fit and external noise reduction. Ideal for audio guidance applications and high-quality experiences in museums and exhibitions.

RSF FreeSound headphones in black with minimalist design and lightweight construction. Equipped with open, over-the-ear transducers, offering a comfortable and clear audio experience, ideal for audio guides in museums and cultural venues.

A black induction loop with a thin cable forming a large loop. It incorporates a compact in-line module and a 3.5 mm audio connector at the end of the cable. The cable carries a small label with the CE certification mark.

A lightweight black headset with a flexible headband, a single-ear speaker and a boom microphone on an adjustable boom arm. It also features a thin wire frame that supports the design, making it suitable for professional or presentation use.

The tonwelt single sided headphone is practical, lightweight and very space-saving. It is used primarily when the expected ambient noise is moderate and speech is to be reproduced primarily.

The single-ear headphones are available with a rigid or flexible headband. The single-sided cable holds a standard 3.5mm jack plug and can therefore be used with any audio guide and group tour system, not just tonwelt systems.

Charge, carry, set up

The picture shows a tourGuide GO storage and charging case from tonwelt. The open case shows 35 tourGuide GO receivers arranged in rows, with integrated charging slots for each device. The lid includes a mesh pocket for accessories or cables, and the rugged exterior design includes a handle for easy carrying. This configuration is ideal for organising, carrying and transporting receivers for tours or events.

The picture shows a storage and transport bag for tourGuide GO from tonwelt. The black bag securely holds 12 tourGuide GO devices, arranged in rows for efficient storage. It features a zip closure and a sturdy carrying handle, making it ideal for safely transporting the devices on tours or events.

The image shows a charger for tourGuide GO devices by tonwelt. The charger features a compact design and is seen holding two red tourGuide GO receivers. This charging solution ensures the devices remain powered and ready for use during guided tours.

The 35-slot charging system is designed for larger groups. Despite its generous capacity, the system remains surprisingly flexible and light. The well-thought-out design protects the devices from shocks, dirt and sunlight during transport. After a tour, the transport case transforms into a practical charging station. With the optional sync kit, up to 34 devices in the charger can be configured to the desired channel in seconds.

The image shows a guided tour in a museum where a guide is speaking in front of a group of visitors. The participants, some with tourGuide Go devices around their necks, listen attentively. The environment is decorated with information panels, photographs, historical maps and framed documents, creating an educational atmosphere. The guide uses a microphone to lead the tour and share information clearly.

Discover our tourGuides

tonwelt tourGuide PLAY devices in red and black. Designed for guided tours, they feature a digital display on the top showing the active channel and simple controls on the front for channel selection and volume adjustment. Their compact and functional design makes them easy to handle during group experiences.

tonwelt tourGuide GO devices in red and black. Both feature a digital display that shows information such as the selected channel and battery status. Equipped with front buttons for volume control and channel change, the black model includes an integrated antenna for improved connection. Designed for guided tours with reliable transmission technology and ease of use.

tonwelt tourGuide GO+ devices in red and black. Both feature a digital display showing the selected channel and battery level. Equipped with buttons for volume control and channel change, the red model includes a compact antenna, while the black model has a long antenna for longer range. Designed for guided tours with high quality communication and reliability.

tonwelt tourGuide AIR devices in red and silver. Both feature a digital display indicating the selected channel and battery status. Equipped with on/off and volume control buttons, the red model includes a compact integrated antenna, while the silver one has a fold-out antenna for wider coverage. Designed for guided tours and high quality wireless communication experiences.

tonwelt tourGuide TG-48 devices in silver colour, designed for guided tours and UHF wireless communication. On the left, the receiver with a digital display showing the selected group, channel and frequency. On the right, the transmitter, equipped with a fold-out antenna for greater range. Both include circular touch controls for volume adjustments and settings, and offer high quality audio for group experiences.

The tourGuide PLAY is a practical and easy to use digital group guiding system. Its intuitive operation, high reliability and long service life make it a very dependable companion for any situation.

At just under 44 g, the tourGuide PLAY is refreshingly light. Its particularly low latency of only 22 ms enables virtually delay-free transmission. With up to 110 available channels and a range of 120 meters, this system ensures that you’ll always stay in touch with your group.

Especially practical: its optional sync-kit can set several devices to the target channel simultaneously, in no time at all. tourGuide PLAY is the ideal system for city tours, travel companies and small to medium-sized museums looking for a simple, and above all practical, group guiding system.

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mediaGuides

with tour guide function

The supraGuide DIVA media guide features an integrated tour guide function that supports personal tours with a range of up to 150 metres and over 36 channels. Thanks to integrated real-time audio mixing, AV synchronisation and images, videos or augmented reality, the system offers a wide range of options for media support for live tours.

One highlight is the roaming mode, which temporarily enables visitor devices to be used as media guides for individual explorations. This is complemented by the visitor call-back function, which reminds guests of the next step in the group tour via a message.

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A man with dark, wavy hair and a goatee crouches beside a large vintage film camera mounted on a sturdy tripod. He wears a striped, long-sleeve shirt and a wristwatch, and peers intently through the camera's viewfinder as he prepares a shot. The camera has multiple lenses and detailed adjustment dials. A metal dolly platform holds the setup, with a coiled cable and a rolled-up script or notes resting nearby. Another person stands partially visible in the background, contributing to the busy atmosphere of a film set.

DFF Frankfurt/Main - Entfesselte Bilder

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For the exhibition Auf Rembrandts Spuren tonwelt has developed audio content in two languages, German and English. Visitors can immerse themselves in Rembrandt's profound influence on Dutch art through engaging and informative audio that delves into his masterpieces and explores his impact on the Golden Age of the Netherlands.

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