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Blue Man Group Upgrades Monitor Systems With Allen & Heath

BMG Vegas crew (l - r) Scott Dahl, David Fleet, and Colleen Roscher

Blue Man Group Upgrades Monitor Systems With Allen & Heath

LAS VEGAS – Blue Man Productions recently upgraded the personal monitor mixing systems. Provided by Clearwing Productions and Allen & Heath’s U.S. distributor, American Music & Sound, a total of 7 systems were outfitted, each comprising 2 Qu-Pac rackmount digital mixers with an additional AR2412 remote IO rack, and 9 ME-1 personal mixers with 3 ME-U hubs, as the standard across the world for BMG’s personal monitor mixing.

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Alcons LR18

Alcons Introduces LR18 Pro-Ribbon Line-Array

With the new LR18 compact mid-size line-array, Alcons is introducing her symmetrical design also in the “compact” range; The 3-way system features a flat frequency response to beyond 20kHz. and combines the highest sound quality possible with very high SPL capabilities and throw.

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Central Christian Mesa

Central Christian Church Upgrades With Martin Audio MLA

MESA, AZ – The Central Christian Church Mesa Campus recently completed an overhaul of its 1900-seat main worship center built around a Martin Audio MLA Compact system.  The system consists of four hangs with six MLA Compact enclosures each above the thrust but all the way back against the proscenium and four Martin Audio DD6s as lip fills and coverage for the front rows.

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A-Designs_Ebdon.jpg – Maroon 5 FOH Engineer Jim Ebdon with A-Design’s KGB-1tf on a recent South American tour stop

Maroon 5 FOH Engineer Jim Ebdon’s New Setup Includes Gear from A-Designs Audio

LOS ANGELES – Maroon 5’s FOH engineer, veteran mixer Jim Ebdon, is also known for his many tours with Aerosmith, Annie Lennox and Matchbox Twenty. For Maroon V’s recent tour, he used several products from A-Designs Audio, including a KGB-1tf instrument preamp, REDDI all-tube DI box and Electrodyne 501 mic preamp (from sibling company Pete’s Place Audio). He’s pictured here with the KGB-1tf instrument preamp during the band’s tour through South America.

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Don and Craig Audio Brands and Earthworks

Audio Brands Australia Named Exclusive Distributor for Earthworks Products in Australia and New Zealand

AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND – Audio Brands Australia was recently named exclusive distributor for Earthworks Products in Australia and New Zealand. Audio Brands Australia began distributing Earthworks installation microphones in 2014 as the company’s Contractor Distributor. With this new appointment, Audio Brands now offers the complete line, including measurement, instrument, vocal, choir, gooseneck, video conference and boardroom microphones, as well as the Earthworks Zero Distortion preamps.

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Leicester Community Sports Arena

Martin Audio CDD Deployed At Leicester Community Sports Center

LEICESTER, UK – The new Leicester Community Sports Arena—a joint venture project between Britain’s oldest professional basketball club (Leicester Riders), Leicester City Council and Leicester College—opened at the end of January, with the 2,400-capacity audience treated to top quality sound from Martin Audio’s new CDD installation series.Twelve of the CDD15 (15”) loudspeakers were specified and installed by local sound and lighting integrators, MBSL.

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RMB Audio provided Martin Audio MLA components for Memorial Hall at the University of North Carolina

UNC Memorial Hall Optimizes Coverage, Sightlines with Alternate Martin Audio MLA Mini Setups

CHAPEL HILL, NC — RMB Audio recently deployed a unique Martin Audio MLA Mini solution at the University of North Carolina’s Memorial Hall to ensure consistent audio coverage with minimal impact on sightlines. It involves the use of MLA Compact system with DSX subs on the stage wings for events requiring higher SPLs and an alternate Martin Audio MLA Mini setup for shows with lower SPL requirements. In this way, sightlines and coverage are optimized for the different events.

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Finnish Band AnarcA Rock sHigh on Everest with QSC

Finnish Band AncarA Performs with QSC Gear at High Altitude in Nepal

DINGBOCHE, Nepal – Finnish heavy metal band AncarA and hip hop artist Signmark set out last fall to perform the world’s highest rock concert in the foothills of Mt. Everest. The band spent 18 days getting acclimatized for the event, trekking in and carrying their gear from the nearest airport to Dingboche, Nepal, a 14,468-foot-high stopover for those tackling Mount Everest and nearby peaks. While high enough to make full-throated vocals a challenge, Signmark didn’t have to worry – he raps in sign-language. But the intrepid performers did need a rugged sound system for a highly difficult load-in. The setup included a 16-channel QSC TouchMix compact digital mixer and a pair of K Series loudspeakers.

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