HICKSVILLE, NY – Theresa Caputo, the focal point for TLC’s reality show, Long Island Medium, has taken her gift for communicating with the deceased to the live stage with Theresa Caputo LIVE The Experience. Technical director Jeff James, pictured here, relies upon Lectrosonics wireless gear to ensure that Caputo is able to connect with her audience.
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SUSSEX, UK – Iconic speaker brand Turbosound, headquartered at Partridge Green in Sussex, announced today it is relocating to new premises. The trigger for the move was the imminent expiry of the lease on their existing headquarters. As a result of this decision, Turbosound’s manufacturing will move to premises owned by MUSIC Group in Kidderminster, which serves as MIDAS and KLARK TEKNIK’s UK manufacturing facility and MUSIC Group’s European Care Centre.
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ALBUQUERQUE, NM – Since the introduction of HARMAN’s Soundcraft Si Expression Series, houses of worship have enjoyed the consoles’ ease of use and unmatched sound quality. Albuquerque, New Mexico-based Conviction, which delivers Christianity to convicted inmates, recently upgraded its audio inventory with an Si Expression 1 digital console.
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MT.CRAWFORD, VA — Audio production company Southard Audio has provided a TURBOSOUND Flex Array PA system for the Rockingham County Fair, held at the Harrisonburg, Virginia, Fairgrounds in August.
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HUDSON, NC – The First Baptist Church of Hudson built its new Christian Life Center adjacent to the church’s existing sanctuary as a multi-purpose facility. The building houses a gymnasium with a stage on one side and a commercial kitchen on the other. Tony Parker, president of Parkers Productions, worked with Paul Renfrow, First Baptist’s Minister of Music and Senior Adults, on an audio system that includes Tannoy QFlex gear.
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LOS ANGELES, CA — With the release of OneRepublic’s third studio album, Native, this past spring, the Colorado-based pop-rock band have taken to the road to bring its music to the people. The international tour began in February and is slated to run through September of 2014, with audio production resources being handled by VER Tour Sound.
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REXBURG, ID — Brigham Young University – Idaho wanted a new sound reinforcement system for its Barrus Auditorium Concert Hall and Taylor Chapel that would provide higher quality audio without being visually intrusive. Jon Perdue and his crew hung 16 OmniLine modules and an AQ210 sub in the Barrus Auditorium and two discrete eight-module OmniLine arrays and two AQ210 subs in the Taylor Chapel to provide the higher quality audio that they were looking for.
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FRAMINGHAM, MA – Rob Bernstein, the sole owner of Hob Sound, recently purchased a HARMAN Soundcraft Si Expression 2 to accommodate his production and mixing needs. As a one-man business that provides sound equipment for a wide range of events, Bernstein requires an equally versatile console to match his needs.
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INSTANBUL – Opened in 2012, La Boom restaurant & lounge, needed a sound system that could be elegantly integrated into its architectural design, give maximum directivity for high quality sound within the bar area while respecting Istanbul’s maximum noise emission level of 85 dB. The system solution consists of 12 KK200, 4 KL18ma high tech powered 18” subwoofers and 4 bendable Anakonda Kan200 speakers combined with a 12” KMT12 subwoofer.
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CAMBRIDGE, UK — Cambridge Corn Exchange has been a well-known landmark on the UK touring circuit for many years and the scene of numerous memorable performances. Originally opened in 1875, using a quarter of a million local bricks of various different colors, its first concert was staged by the Coldstream Guards and a local choral society. As well as being used for corn trading, it was also popular throughout the 20th century as an event space and hosted its first Motor Show in 1898.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA – Audient reached a milestone with the sale of its 500th ASP8024 console, installed in a studio in rural British Columbia this year. Up and running in early autumn, studio owner, engineer/producer Rob Dewar is already reaping the benefits of his 36-channel desk.
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LUTON, U.K. – Cadac is licensing Audinate’s Dante networking protocol. The two companies plan to develop an interface solution between Cadac’s MegaCOMMS networking technology and the Dante digital audio networking protocol. Richard Ferriday, Cadac brand development manager, is pictured here.
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