TORONTO, Ontario – An EM Acoustics loudspeaker sound reinforcement system was recently installed at the newly-constructed Principal Hall on the campus of the University of… Read More »University of Toronto Principal Hall Chooses EM Acoustics
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SINGAPORE – Lighthouse Evangelism recently started using Riedel Communications’ Artist and Bolero intercom systems, as well as its MediorNet media distribution and routing solution for… Read More »Singapore’s Lighthouse Evangelism Selects Riedel Systems
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LONDON – The Pineapple Thief recently completed a European tour with audio support from an Allen & Heath dLive system. More details f rom Allen… Read More »Allen & Heath Supports The Pineapple Thief at O2 Empire
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HOUSTON – An Alcons Audio LR18 conpact mid-size line-array was specified for Canadian singer-songwriter k.d. lang while she completed a 21-date U.S. tour. More details… Read More »Alcons Audio Fulfills A Constant Craving With k.d. lang
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BANDUNG, Indonesia – GBI Aruna Church serves more than 16,000 weekly congregants across its 15 campuses in Bandung Indonesia. For its flagship 1,600-capacity location, church leaders turned to Big Knob Audio, Adamson’s Indonesian distributor, for an upgrade. Big Knob provided a L-R setup with eight IS7 cabinets below one IS118 subwoofer per side, with four E218 subwoofers ground-stacked in front of the stage and a pair of IS7 cabinets at the lip of the stage as front fills.
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L-Acoustics noted a plug-in that allows interoperability between its P1 processor, which began shipping in June 2018, and the Q-SYS Platform from QSC. The plug-in lets users monitor P1 through Q-SYS, helping system designers create scalable AV environments using the familiar Q-SYS Designer Software and native user control interface. The L-Acoustics P1 plug-in for the Q-SYS Platform, as well as the LA4X and LA12X Q-SYS plug-ins, can be found on the L-Acoustics website at l-acoustics.com.
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NEW YORK CITY – VER/PRG supplied a pair of DiGiCo SD10 consoles for front of house and monitors during St. Vincent’s Fear the Future tour. More… Read More »DiGiCo Eliminates Worries on St. Vincent’s “Fear The Future” Tour
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64 Audio recently introduced an updated version of its A2e custom in-ear monitor with improved sound signature and Linear Impedance Dasign. More details from 64… Read More »64 Audio Updates A2e In-Ear Monitor with LID™ Technology; Now Available
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GENDALE, CA – Neptune Productions designed a VUE al-series sound system for the Homenetman Centennial Street Festival. More details from VUE Audio (www.vue-audio.com): When Los-Angeles-based… Read More »VUE Powers Armenian Community Centennial Street Festival
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Ribbon mic specialists AEA have launched the KU5A, its most affordable — and durable — ribbon mic ever. Designed for studio or sound reinforcement… Read More »AEA KU5A Supercardioid Ribbon Microphone
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Announced at AES 2018, the DM1 Dynamite is an ultra-slim, active inline signal booster that fits seamlessly between your mic and mic pre, providing +28 dB of clean, transparent gain for passive (dynamic or ribbon) mics. With a sophisticated, transformerless Class-A design and high-grade FETs, the DM1 has a low output impedance and ultra-low noise performance. Additionally, the gain it provides is always a consistent 28 dB regardless of the connected load, thanks to its dedicated buffer amplifier. Besides boosting low-output mics, the DM1 can drive long cable runs, while reducing susceptibility to RF interference, buzz and hum.
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NEW YORK – Flying under the banner Connect, the 145th International Convention of the AES held in New York (October 17-20, 2018) delivered plenty in the way of connection — not just in terms of audio, but also by providing a cast of industry notables including Thomas Dolby, Bob McCarthy, John Storyk, John Meyer, George Massenburg, Steve Remote and Dave Natale. The three exhibition days showcasing gear and services featured the latest innovations from more than 300 brands, and close to 14,000 attended.
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