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Pearl Jam Goes Digital but Stays with Midas

Monitor engineer Karrie Keyes opted for a Midas PRO6 console supplied by Rat Sound.

SEATTLE – Karrie Keyes, who has been mixing monitors since 1991, opted for a Midas PRO6 console supplied by Rat Sound for the band's 2010 tour in support of its Backspacer album. This represented a change for Keyes, a longtime devotee of Midas' Heritage desk and other analog consoles.

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Goodspeed Opera House’s Sennheiser Wireless Gear Heard, Not Seen

EAST HADDAM, CT – The Goodspeed Opera House stages musicals in an intimate setting, giving audience members an up-close look at the detailed choreography and costumes. Goodspeed Musicals' sound team uses compact wireless microphone systems from Sennheiser, and the clip-on mics and transmitters are small enough to stay tucked away and out of view.

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Sometimes All It Takes is a Leap Of Faith

How the hell did I end up here? How does a guy with an intense fear of falling-who gets nervous on a stepladder-find himself on a warm Sunday night in June standing on a small platform 855 feet above the Las Vegas Strip and prepping to step off said platform into, well, into nothing but air?

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Lending a Helping Hand to the Grand Ole Opry, Nashville Artists

Ryan Smith, Shure regional artist relations manager in Nashville (second from the right), is joined by several friends and fellow members of the Nashville music community to assist in the clean-up efforts at the SoundCheck rehearsal facility.

In early May, the city of Nashville experienced some of the worst flooding in its history, which affected countless homes, studios, and venues, including the historic Grand Ole Opry House. Soundcheck, a large rehearsal facility and home to Shure's Nashville office, was partially submerged in up to four feet of water.

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