GC Pro Helps Valparaiso Nazarene Church Choose Gear for New 1,700-seat Facility

VALPARAISO, IN – Valparaiso Nazarene Church worship leader Jake Randall worked with Guitar Center Professional (GC Pro) account manager Dan Scalpone to choose the AV gear for the congregation's new $8 million, 1,700-seat facility, which is now used for worship services and live concert events.

MILWAUKEE, WI – Late last year, parishioners at St. Stephen Catholic Church, founded in 1847, started worshipping in a new structure with a capacity for 1,000 within its sanctuary. David Hosbach of DSH Audio Visions and Scott Riedel & Associates equipped the new location with a console-free sound system using Symetrix SymNet processing.

ST. JOHN'S, Newfoundland & Labrador, Canada – Sennheiser played a role at the televised Juno Awards show, billed as "Canada's biggest night in music." Every featured vocal performer, as well as hosts and presenters, used the company's new 2000 Series and evolution G2 wireless microphones.

INDIANAPOLIS, IN – The Lampifier Company is offering a range of wired microphones that have a phantom-powered audio-enhancing processor located inside the microphone handle. The programmable sound processor is designed to enhance the microphone's performance with applications including Pro Concert Vocal, Intimate Stage Vocal, Podium/Lectern, Acoustic Guitar, Vocal Ensemble, and Instrument Amplifier.

PITTSBURGH, PA – Northern Sound & Light (NSL) recently received the exclusive Premier Dealer Designation from Sennheiser USA, joining other soundcos recognized for customer service to Sennheiser end users and knowledge about Sennheiser products.

AUSTIN, Texas – As it has done for the past three years, Los Angeles-based Swing House Productions provided live audio services and event production for performances at the Rusty Spurs club in Austin during the South by Southwest festival.

LAS VEGAS – Harman Professional will hold multiple training sessions and discussions at InfoComm 2010 to give systems integrators a better understanding of the AVB protocol. The sessions and discussion will take place at Harman's booth #C6236 and elsewhere during the three-day event.

PHOENIX – Auerbach Pollock Friedlander, Performing Arts/Media Facilities Planning and Design, has completed work on the Musical Instrument Museum in collaboration with RSP Architects. Auerbach Pollock Friedlander provided theatre and audio-video systems consulting services for the MIM Music Theater, a 299-seat recital hall as well as audio-video consulting services for the recording studio.