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For which purpose?

The elevator, the telephone on hold music, common areas, public areas?

Each of those is different and licensing will also likely be different.

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To have music in my shop, on the showroom floor.

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There are exceptions to when a license is required to play copyrighted music; stores under 2,000 square feet, and restaurants and bars under 3,750 square feet, can play music over a radio, TV, or similar device, but there have to be fewer than six speakers carrying the sound.

I may not actually need to get a commercial license, my shop is 1500 square feet, and I have at max 2 speakers.

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