REGGIO EMILIA, Italy — Eighteen Sound SRL, based here, named Pierpaolo Marziali, pictured here, as its new CEO. Marziali comes to Eighteen Sound with extensive experience in corporate business development and finance and has worked at Landi Renzo S.p.A.’s corporate headquarters since 2008.
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PORTLAND, OR — 1964 Ears named Chuck Reynolds director of sales & marketing. Reynolds has more than 10 years of experience in the custom in-ear industry and will support 1964 Ears as it pushes to expand its branding efforts and marketing initiatives. Reynolds’ appointment coincides with the departure of Jason Marlowe, who is taking on ministry duties on a full-time basis.
Read More »OAKLAND, CA — A 20-year-old college student partying with friends at Spookfest 2014, a Halloween-themed EDM concert staged Oct. 31 at the Oracle Arena here by San Francisco-based KITS-FM/Live 105, got separated and was found dead after falling more than 20 feet from a restricted area behind the main stage.
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LAS VEGAS — The 2014 U.S. midterm elections were drawing to a close as this edition of the FRONT of HOUSE newsletter was heading out the door. Within minutes, or at the most hours, the nation’s voting machines will become as inaccessible as the blank web page that replaced the 2014 Awards Ballot after Parnelli voting ended Oct. 31. Visitors to parnelliawards.com can still register for either the Parnelli gala (Nov. 22) at the MGM Grand or the Parnelli Classic Golf Tournament (Nov. 20) at Siena Golf Club in Las Vegas. But the “November surge” is on, and the window of opportunity is closing fast. If you haven’t yet reserved your spot (or table, or foursome) now is the time to snap up the few remaining tickets.
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NEW YORK — When the new musical Found opened at the Atlantic Theater Company’s Linda Gross Theater Oct. 14, sound designer Ken Travis turned to Masque Sound for a custom audio equipment package centered d&b audiotechnik’s Q-Series components with Sennheiser wireless, Sennheiser and DPA microphones and an Avid VENUE SC48 digital console for control. The system also includes a Meyer Sound LCS LX-300 delay matrix.
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BEAVERTON, OR — Biamp Systems, based here, promoted Kiley Henner to director of customer experience. In his new role, Henner will oversee the company’s applications engineering, training/education,and customer service departments. Henner has been with Biamp since 2001.
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CORONA, CA – Trinity Sound Co., based here, has been turning to QSC’s Q-Sys network audio platform to support the audio needs at recent installations including projects at Vineyard Church of Anaheim Hills, CA (pictured here) and Yucaipa Christian Church in Yucaipa, CA.
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KENT, OH – Aggressive Audio, based here, has been relying upon D.A.S. Audio gear to support the audio needs of tours for bands including Straight No Chaser and Manowar and also for seasonal performances that are part of River Rock at the Amp in Warren, OH and Rockin’ on the River in Cuyahoga Falls. Pictured here is the setup for River Rock at the Amp.
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CONROE, Texas — TASC A/V provided new processing gear for Moorhead stadium here that includes two Symetrix SymNet Radius 12×8 DSPs with Dante capability. Selling points for the system include a user-friendly interface and a flexible approach to audio distribution.
Read More »NEW YORK — Audinate and Bose Professional announced that the next in a series of AV Networking Roadshow events, which got launched at InfoComm MEA in Dubai in mid-October, will take place Nov. 19 at the Holiday Inn Midtown’s Embassy Ballroom in New York City. Attero Tech, Audio-Technica and Digital Audio Labs are also supporting the one-day event, which will take place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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LOS ANGELES — Jonathan Newkirk, audio engineering program chair at Musicians Institute (MI), based here, recently posed for this photo with Danica Renee Garcia of Santa Paula, CA, the recipient of the 2014 Hosa Technology Audio Engineering Program Scholarship. Garcia was chosen among other incoming MI students who had submitted a 500-word essay on why they should be considered for the scholarship, which defrays the cost of tuition by $1,000 and also provides a $250 voucher toward the purchase of Hosa Technology gear. The scholarship program is now in its second year.
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LINCOLN, NE — Wrightson, Johnson, Haddon, & Williams audio consultant Mark Graham designed an upgrade for 87,000-capacity Memorial Stadium at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln here that includes 16 Meyer Sound SB-3F sound field synthesis loudspeakers. All Meyer Sound components were supplied by BNY Productions of Sioux City, Iowa, with installation by Lincoln-based Electronic Contracting Company.
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