The phrase "auditorium system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a sound or audio system specifically designed for use in an auditorium setting.
Example: "The new auditorium system has improved the sound quality for all events held in the venue."
Alternatives: "auditorium sound system" or "auditorium audio system".
In the 1960's, the acoustician Paul Veneklasen developed a crude "auditorium synthesis" system to simulate a room's sound.
Just then, life and art seemed to collide, and over the auditorium sound system came the laughing sounds of a children's song, played at full volume.
The revamp also includes toilets, bar and changing areas, the auditorium's ventilation system, new floor coverings and internal and external decorations.
His Star in the 1890s successfully campaigned for a municipal auditorium and a park system, in keeping with Nelson's conviction that part of a newspaper's challenge is to "build things up".
He has tested the auditorium's controversial sound-enhancement system.
Describes the theatre's facilities, including the stage, the auditorium, and a sophisticated light system.
This work is based on simulation and optimization of non-conventional energy system of an auditorium of Police station Sagar at central India.
A mass of tech journalists surged into the auditorium while, over the P.A. system, Bob Dylan sang "How does it feel?" The live-bloggers flipped open their laptops.
At one point, with the collaboration of Bell Telephone Laboratories, she had a switching system wired into auditorium seats to allow the audience's physical reactions to influence the pace of projections.
They have recreated an ambitiously timbered "Dutch" bar at the base of a sweeping new stone stair, doubled the number of ladies' lavatories, installed a much needed, and silent, air-cooling system, revealed the auditorium dome and re-lit the entire building so that it sparkles rather than glowers.
