The Miracle Man Premieres with Lectrosonics

TORONTO — For the world premiere performance of the new Allen Cole musical The Miracle Man, the sound quality of the wireless microphone system that would be deployed was a major concern.  Peter McBoyle, the Stratford, Ontario-based theatrical sound designer and consultant tasked with ensuring the audio quality for the new Canadian musical, always felt the audio fidelity was compromised by typical RF microphone systems. Determined not to let this be a hindrance, he searched for a better solution and found it—with wireless equipment from Lectrosonics.

NEW YORK — Back for its second year at New York's Madison Square Garden WaMu Theater, Wintuk brings its inimitable touch to a child's world, injecting stunning visuals and powerful music into a holiday-themed presentation. The complex technical demands of the Cirque du Soleil production are once again entrusted to Montreal-based Solotech, providing multimedia support that includes a Meyer Sound-based surround system created by award-winning sound designer Jonathan Deans.

LAS VEGAS — With the end of the year upon us, as well as changes in wireless technology, a number of companies have announced rebate programs on pro audio and wireless products. The list of companies includes Sennheiser, Shure, AKG, Lectrosonics, QSC, Allen & Heath, Mackie, Digidesign, Lab.gruppen, dbx, Carvin and Crown. To view the individual rebate offerings, read more. 

GLENVIEW, Ill. — Gand Concert Sound of Glenview, Ill., has recently expanded its warehouse space by 50 percent. 

ESCONDIDO, Calif. — Sound Image has announced the promotion of Mike Sprague from production supervisor to director of touring. Sprague will be responsible for the management of Sound Image accounts as well as bringing in new clients. The announcement was made by Dave Shadoan, president, and Ross Ritto, CEO of Sound Image last week.