Fox Performing Arts Center Upgrades Audio System With JBL VerTec Line Arrays

NORTHRIDGE, California – Founded in 1929 as Fox’s Riverside Theater, the Fox Performing Arts Center is a southern California cultural landmark and host to a wide variety of musical artists, performers and theater presentations. The venue recently underwent a total renovation that took two years to complete. A completely new sound system features more than 50 Harman JBL loudspeakers, highlighted by JBL VerTec line arrays.

ORLANDO – Alcorn McBride Digital Binloop HD and Video Binloop systems are helping to make a visit to Give Kids The World Village a memorable experience for children and their families. Give Kids The World Village is a 70-acre, nonprofit "storybook" resort located near Central Florida's most famous attractions. Children with life-threatening illnesses and their families are treated to weeklong, no cost, fantasy vacations at the village.

GLENN DALE, MD — Reid Temple’s sprawling, ultra-modern campus belies the church’s humble roots. Originally located in nearby Bladensburg, the church’s original home, Dent Chapel, was purchased in 1900 from the conference of the newly formed Methodist Episcopal Church for the princely sum of $500. Weathering more than a century of hardships and relocations, Reid Temple A.M.E. Church held its first worship service at its current location in the fall of 2004.

MINNETONKA, MN— AVI Sytems of Eden Prairie, MN equipped the corporate auditorium owned by a major company in the food, agricultural, financial and industrial products and services industries with an AV system Harman’s BSS Audio Soundweb London networked signal processors.

BALTIMORE, MD — Maryland Sound International (MSI) and FOH engineer Mickey Beck are supporting Josh Groban’s 2011 Straight To You world tour with Harman’s Studer Vista 5 SR digital production console at FOH. Beck called the console “the only one” that could provide the capabilities that the tour demanded, including the ability to operate in a 96 kHz redundant configuration to match the 96 kHz recording of the tour. That, he added, “marks a first for concert sound recordings.”