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South Korea’s National Gugak Center Upgrades Meyer Sound System with M’elodie

South Korea’s National Gugak Center Upgrades Meyer Sound System with M’elodie

South Korea’s National Gugak Center Upgrades Meyer Sound System with M’elodie

SEOUL — The National Gugak Center has added M’elodie line array loudspeakers to upgrade the decade-old Meyer Sound system in its 800-seat Yeak-Dang Theatre. Renowned for its role in preserving and promoting ancient Korean musical traditions, the Center continues to count on the durability and reliability of its UPM-1P, CQ-1, and CQ-2 loudspeakers, which were reconfigured for the upgraded system. The new system includes left and right arrays of 12 M’elodie loudspeakers each and four 600-HP subwoofers.

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The Cove Church now features L-Acoustics Kara(i)/Kiva arrays. Photo by John Detweiler.

SES Installs Visually Discreet L-Acoustics System at The Cove Church

MOORESVILLE, NC – For an audio upgrade at The Cove Church, Special Event Services (SES) installed L-Acoustics Kara(i) line arrays with SB18i subs behind each main array hang and four SB28 subs on the ground. The new system was chosen as a telegenic alternative to the center cluster of a point source system installed when the building opened in 2008.

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Show Report: Live [Audio] from New York – AES 2015

NEW YORK — Let’s be blunt. In past years, the conventions of the Audio Engineering Society have strayed away from the live community. In fact, at the 2012 convention, only one manufacturer of sound reinforcement speakers exhibited product on the show floor — and that was a small, 10 x 10-foot booth featuring ceiling speakers, which hardly reflected the growth and vitality that the live audio community has experienced over the past decade. Cognizant of that fact, this time around the AES put a full court press, reaching out to the sound reinforcement community, repeating the popular Live Audio Expo with seminars available free to all attendees, and encouraging more live sound companies to the exhibit floor.

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Yamaha Rivage PM10 ‘Shakedown’ Continues

Yamaha Rivage PM10 ‘Shakedown’ Continues

BUENA PARK, CA — Yamaha says the Yamaha Rivage PM10 Digital Audio Console, first previewed in the U.S. at InfoComm in June, has been making the rounds prior to its official launch. The consoles were put to use by crews at Willow Creek Church in Chicago and Grace Chapel near Nashville, and a number of sound companies will be offering demos of the consoles in early December.

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When Crossroads.TV Church moved to a new facility — the former home of a multiplex movie theater — Dave Lowery and Matt Price from Sound Inspiration LLC (Columbus, OH) designed and deployed a system that makes use of VUE Audiotechnik’s al-4 Subcompact Line Array System.

Crossroads.TV Church Installs VUE Audiotechnik Gear

LANCASTER, OH — When Crossroads.TV Church moved to a new facility — the former home of a multiplex movie theater — Dave Lowery and Matt Price from Sound Inspiration LLC (Columbus, OH) designed and deployed a system that makes use of VUE Audiotechnik’s al-4 Subcompact Line Array System.

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Entertainment Manufacturing Group (EMG) Expands

Entertainment Metals: Expanding & Re-Branding

FORT MYERS, FL —Entertainment Metals, a leader in precision metal and cabling solutions for the professional audio, video, broadcast, theater, and install markets announces an all-inclusive corporate re-branding initiative to go into effect for Q1 of 2016. To better reflect the overall vision of the enterprise, the company will change its name to Entertainment Manufacturing Group (EMG), with a new logo and website. Internally, EMG expands with additional marketing and sales staff, while a compartmentalized structure will assist the expansion process.

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