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Sound Image Powered by 5,000,000 Watts of Crown I-Tech Amplification |
ELKHART, IND – Sound Image of Escondido, Calif., recently passed the 5,000,000-watt mark in Crown I-Tech inventory. In recognition of this achievement, David Shadoan, president of Sound Image, will be presented with a specially crafted award on the opening day of InfoComm 2008.
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Carmen Consoli Stages Intimate Show with Outline Butterfly |
 MILAN – From April 5th to May 9th 2008, some of Italy’s most elegant theatres hosted the “Anello Mancante Tour,” by Carmen Consoli, a talented Sicilian singer/songwriter, who on this unique occasion staged an exciting “vocals and guitar” show. A total of 16 Outline Butterfly CDH 483 Hi-packs and four Outline Subtech 218 SP amplified the notes of her “unforgettable intimate show for a few lucky spectators” – as the press release reports.
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Beverly Hilton Ballroom Renovation Adds Meyer Sound MICA, M’elodie |
 BEVERLY HILLS, CA – Since opening in 1955, the Beverly Hilton has been a classic Southern California landmark, combining the glamour and excitement of Hollywood’s entertainment industry with the opulence of Beverly Hills. The hotel’s renowned International Ballroom has an impressive pedigree of its own right, including hosting such notable events as the annual Golden Globe Awards, Oscar Nominee Luncheon, and the Milken Institute’s Global Conference. As part of a spectacular three-year, $80 million renovation, the International Ballroom received an audio makeover complete with a compact, yet powerful, Meyer Sound system designed and installed by db Integrated Systems (dbIS) of Chicago, Ill.
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Stevie Wonder Returns to Jazz Fest with DiGiCo |
 NEW ORLEANS – More than three decades have passed since Stevie Wonder made a spontaneous appearance at the venerated New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. This year, he returned as a headliner at the rejuvenated post-Katrina fest on May 2. Dual DiGiCo D5 monitor consoles, under the direction of veteran engineers William Barnett and Dwayne Jones, managed Wonder’s extra-long input list — comprised of personal monitor mixes for three musicians, background vocalists, Stevie and floor monitor mixes.
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