Dark Hour Haunted House Terrifies Visitors with QSC Audio System

PLANO, TX — The new Dark Hour Haunted House here is making use of an all-QSC Audio multi-zone sound system controlled by dual redundant Q-Sys Core 500i processors. The high-tech haunt includes three spooky realms—Dominion of the Dead, Coven Manor and Voodoo Vengeance—all outfitted with a variety of QSC Audio active K Series, KW Series and KLA Series Loudspeakers, as well as AcousticPerformance and AcousticDesign Loudspeakers driven by CX Series and PowerLight 3 Series Amplifiers.

SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ – Newmark Education, based here, supports students with autism, Aspergers, and other developmental issues. The school recently added a Mackie Onyx 1640i 16-channel mixing console, chosen as a good fit with the school’s overall educational mission.

LUTON, BEDS, UK — Cadac has signed an agreement with Waves Audio to license Waves SoundGrid technology. The deal is intended to allow end users to benefit from integrated solutions that include both companies’ products. Pictured here: Cadac’s CDC Eight 32 console.

TORONTO – Vaughan, Ontario, a Toronto suburb, has been expanding its bus routes and shelters for residences. Designed by IBI Group, the shelters make use of K-array KT20Cma 2” point source self-powered compact speakers.

NUENEN, The Netherlands — Hoevenaars LGV BV, a live event production company based here, added Adamson Systems Energia E15 enclosures to their production inventory. The new line array systems were promptly deployed at the “We Love The 90’s” concert held in Goffertpark Nijmegen. More than 23,000 attended the 8-hour festival featuring the music of that decade.

PORTLAND, OR – White Eagle Café and Hotel, which opened in 1905, is now owned by Mike and Brian McMenamin, who also run a variety of microbreweries, hotels, and music venues across Oregon and Washington State. The brothers and the hotel’s production staff recently worked with Eric Iverson of Rose City Sound on an audio upgrade that centers on a VUE al-4 line array.

NASHVILLE, TN — Zac Brown’s Southern Ground Music & Food Festival drew more than 15,000 per night with an enticing combination of American food and music. SES (Special Event Services) of Nashville and Winston Salem deployed a Martin Audio MLA setup that included 22 MLA, two MLD (downfill) and 12 MLX subs flown per side. 12 MLX were ground-stacked under center stage with three W8LM per side for lip fill. A DiGiCo SD7 console was at FOH and two DiGiCo SD10s were used for monitors.

SAN DIEGO — When The Last Goodbye said hello to The Old Globe here on Oct. 6, sound designer Ken Travis wanted to make sure that the audience knew this wasn’t going to be your typical musical. To create the edgy, evocative sound he was looking for, he turned to Masque Sound for a custom audio equipment package.