The TNA-2051 passive line array speaker system from HH Electronics features dual HH-designed 5″ LF drivers and a 1.33″ Celestion HF compression driver. The outer… Read More »HH Electronics TNA Compact Line Array
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Nominated as “Best New Artist” for the 2023 Grammy Awards, and with a sold-out world tour underway, these Italian rockers are making waves on U.S. shores and photojournalist Steve Jennings chats with their audio crew.
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We caught up with veteran FOH engineer Dan Crowe, who spoke about mixing Joe Satriani’s current world tour.
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The latest incarnation of this powerful drama explores the story from an African-American viewpoint. Mikaal Sulaiman talks about the sound design.
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The demand for upgrades in the church market continues to expand. We visit some installs where musicality, full coverage and vocal intelligibility are all-important.
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Fifty years after it began, this legendary SF Bay Area sushi restaurant/music venue gets a sonic makeover with a new Meyer Sound rig. Veteran audio journalist Bruce Borgerson provides an inside look.
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Santa has found some essentials that any sound reinforcement professional could use. Keep this handy for all your seasonal shopping needs.
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Choosing a handheld wireless rig once meant selecting from a few mic offerings from that manufacturer. Today, capsule options in many higher-end systems open the door for endless mic/transmitter pairings.
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After years of dominating the direct box market, this company turns its sights on the AC surge suppressor market. We check out their first two entries – two new units that would be a welcome addition to anyone’s install or P.A. rack.
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Steve La Cerra continues his discussion on Bluetooth technology, but this time from the viewpoint of how this growing platform is making its way into pro sound reinforcement applications and practices.
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Churches are notorious for having troublesome acoustics, but before you spray-foam those walls or carpet the ceiling, John McJunkin offers some low-cost alternatives.
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Baker Lee returns from visiting the annual audio engineering confab in New York and offers his observations in terms of dollars – and sense.
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