War Stories with Lectrosonics and the Battle of the Bands

KISSIMMEE, FL — For any sound crew, outdoor music programs are tough enough, as they require extra care to avoid wind, condensation and the unavoidable issue of something being dropped at the most inopportune time—usually when changing the setups between the opening and main acts. But Ted Morgan, pictured here, and his crew were able to run the show smoothly, and his gear, including products from Lectrosonics, survived some serious abuse.

ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL — After having to make do with a sound reinforcement system that was under capacity for the size of its sanctuary, the management of Christ Fellowship Church, Royal Palm Campus decided the time had come to act upon the matter. The church selected a line array system from WorxAudio Technologies.

WASHINGTON, DC — Newly-inaugurated as the 44th American president, Barack Obama faced one of the largest crowds to ever assemble in the nation’s capital, and… Read More »An 18-Minute Speech, A World of Listeners

LOS ANGELES — According to audio integrator Arthur Lalikian of Elite Communications, the owners of Versus wanted nothing less than “the best sounding club system in Los Angeles,” and they were willing to budget $1 million to get it.

ROSEMONT, IL —Thunder Audio chose FiberPlex’s LightViper audio transport system for Metallica’s Death Magnetic World Tour. The 64-channel LightViper fiber optic audio system is configured as a “drive snake” to provide AES/EBU digital audio signal distribution from FOH equipment racks to a 44-zone loudspeaker array.