STRATFORD, UK – The Royal Shakespeare Company has been putting a 48×48 TiMax2 SoundHub matrix with MADI option through its paces, starting with a deployment at the RSC’s Courtyard Theatre, which was prompted by the need to get MADI to and from the DiGiCo SD9 and provide onward signal distribution to what the RSC describe as their three-dimensional delay system.
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SANDY SPRINGS, GA — For Chef Rob’s Upscale Lounge, which opened recently adjacent to Chef Rob’s Caribbean Café here, AV integrators T. Magee, Inc. provided a sound and video system based on Ashly Audio processing, amplification, and user control.
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WATERLOO, ON Canada — Revolution, a 10,000-square-foot, 1,600-capacity nightclub that opened here in 1996, recently underwent a comprehensive audio, video and lighting system upgrade that includes Martin Audio gear. The new system includes eight Blackline H3H+ three-way Hybrid system enclosures, ten WSXa subwoofers, DX2 speaker processing and MA5.2K and MA9.6K power amplifiers.
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SALT LAKE CITY — Poll Sound installed L-Acoustics’ KARAi, SB18i and KIVA arrays to enhance the sound within the 21,000-capacity LDS Conference Center. The venue serves as the main meeting hall for conferences of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and also gets seasonal use by the renowned Mormon Tabernacle Choir.
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ASHTABULA, OH — St. Joseph’s Church here, part of the Roman Catholic Our Lady of Peace parish, is using CAD Audio’s UHF WX100 to fix problems encountered with their previous wireless system that included dropouts and problems with clarity.
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Aviom, manufacturer of the A-16II Personal Mixer, is now shipping its latest personal mixer, the A360 Personal Mixer, which promises new levels of control and customization along with a variety of new features.
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NEW YORK — Duran Audio provided D.A.S. Audio Aero Series 2, Artec, and Road Series gear for Stage 48, a four floor, multi-use venue that hosts concerts, a wide range of nightlife activities, and private/corporate events in New York’s Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood.
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BOOM, Belgium — Dee Sound & Light, based here, recently added a Midas PRO9 Live Audio System including a DL431 splitter unit and a DL351 modular IO unit to its rental inventory. Prior to the purchase, Dee’s Midas digital portfolio already included the Midas XL8 Live Performance System.
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GRONINGEN, The Netherlands — Eko Geluid & lichttechniek provided Outline GTO and DBS 18-2 sub systems to support the two-fold celebration of Queen’s Day here on April 29 and 30. In addition to the annual Koninginnedag celebration, there was a celebratory transfer of royal power from Queen Beatrix to her son, Prince Willem-Alexander, who was named King.
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RCF continues to expand their TT Series of theater and touring cabinets with the addition of the TTP5-A active 15” two-way point source array module. RCF says they are engineered to deliver both performance and output needed for use in both indoor and outdoor spaces ranging from medium-small theaters to large outdoor stadiums and public spaces.
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Roland Systems Group’s latest software update for their field recorder, the Roland R-88 (v 1.10), gives the eight-channel field recorder a new input delay function, support for polyphonic WAV, expanded low-cut filters, external MIDI controllers, sensitivity gain and headphone output boost functions along with expanded footswitch parameters.
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LIVERPOOL, U.K. — Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA)’s School of Sound Technology has been using a PreSonus StudioLive 24.4.2 console to better equip students for careers beyond the classroom. Pictured here are LIPA’s Chris Layton (senior lecturer, Live Sound) and John Attewell (technical services manager).
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