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Bose RoomMatch array module loudspeakers

Bose Expands RoomMatch Line

Bose Professional Systems Division has expanded the range of available coverage patterns for the RoomMatch array module loudspeakers with five new patterns. Building upon the designs it launched in May 2011, the RoomMatch series now includes 20 unique coverage patterns

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From left, Wade Russell (lead systems integrator, Elite Multimedia), Tim Johnson (FOH engineer, Living Hope Church), and BJ Shaver (VP sales and installation, Elite Multimedia).

Living Hope Church Worship Center Includes Midas PRO2C, d&b audiotechnik Speakers

PIPERTON, TN — Living Hope Church, which recently opened its new 700-seat worship center here, contracted with Memphis-based Elite Multimedia to provide the sound system, acoustic treatments and AV system. The setup includes a Midas PRO2C at FOH, d&b T10 loudspeakers for the main sanctuary array (six per side), d&b 4S loudspeakers for frontfills and a single E12 loudspeaker as center downfill, all powered by d&b D6 and D12 amplifiers.

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Jonathan Lipp presents the Best Dessert award to pastry artist Aryll Pullum of Ostera Design (Janesville, WI).

Full Compass Helps Raise Funds for Circus World Museum

MADISON, WI — Full Compass Systems once again sponsored Circus of Chefs, a gala fundraiser now in its ninth year. This year, more than $173,000 was raised for Circus World Museum, a site owned by the Wisconsin Historical Society that focuses on preserving the history of circus entertainment and memorabilia.

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FOHE Mick McCoy with PM5D

“BeatleShow” FOHE Gets By with a Little Help from a Yamaha PM5D

LAS VEGAS — The producers of BeatleShow! didn’t have a time machine to bring audiences back to the British invasion of the 1960s, but they took pains to offer visitors something akin to a genuine Beatles concert, with details ranging from dramatic costumes to stage lighting and, of course, the sound system. Audio engineer Mick McCoy opted for a Yamaha PM5D for the FOH mix.

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No Structural Defects Found in 2011 Ottawa Bluesfest Stage Collapse

OTTAWA, Canada – Ontario Ministry of Labor authorities have concluded their investigation of the July 18, 2011 stage collapse of a Groupe Berger-made staging structure during a Cheap Trick performance that injured three people, and determined that there was no evidence of structural issues contributing to the collapse. Instead, the blame for the incident was put on freakish weather, and no individuals or companies are being charged with wrongdoing.

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Hometown Heroes 2012

Who’s Your Hometown Hero? Vote Today!

LAS VEGAS — It’s time for FRONT of HOUSE readers to vote for their favorite regional sound companies for the 2012 Hometown Hero Awards competition. The ballot is now online at fohonline.com/hometown. It includes a total of 30 companies — five from five U.S. regions and five more from Canada. All were nominated by FOH readers in June. Voting takes place throughout July. The six regional winners will be announced in August and included on the 2012 Parnelli Awards ballot. The final winner will then receive the 2012 Hometown Hero Sound Company of the Year award at the Parnelli Awards gala, set for Oct. 20, 2012 at the Mirage Resort in Las Vegas.

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Avid Selling Consumer Businesses, Will Focus on Pro Audio, Media

BURLINGTON, MA — Avid announced the sale of its consumer business units July 2 to focus on professional audio and digital recording/editing software. The company is selling M-Audio to inMusic and its consumer video division to Corel Corp. for a combined $17 million. Published reports noted the departure of COO Kirk E. Arnold and principal accounting officer Jason G. Burke and a decline in the company’s roster of employees worldwide from 1,750 to 1,400.

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