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AUSTIN, TX — The sound reinforcement and sound streaming systems from the British Music Embassy venue at Latitude 30, the home of British music at SXSW, included Allen & Heath consoles. At the FOH position were the Dual Allen & Heath GLD series consoles, a GLD-112 equipped with Dante and AR2412 and AR84 racks, while a GLD-80 with Dante and AR2412 and the new AB-168 resided at Monitors.

LOS ANGELES – Artist Heather Shaw took to a Los Angeles rooftop to push the boundaries of imagination and AV engineering with the multimedia exhibit “Circuitry of Life: A Journey Through the Evolution of Technology.” Housed inside a 40-foot cube and sponsored by Red Bull at Night, the immersive event highlighted the story of technology development by blending projection, sculpture and surround sound heard through a self-powered Meyer Sound system.

LOS ANGELES, CA — Together with Deaf West Theatre, California State University Los Angeles took an unusual approach to its co-production of David Mamet’s American Buffalo, which wrapped in early March. A majority of the production was performed in American Sign Language (ASL), which meant the hearing audience not conversant in ASL needed a little assistance understanding the lines. Enter Sennheiser wireless headphones, which delivered spoken lines to each hearing audience member’s ears.

HOUSTON – At Second Baptist Church’s 400,000-square-foot West Campus in Houston, which televises services within its 5,000-seat “in the round” worship center, Covenant Communications worked with global tech director Mark Sepulveda to replace the legacy DiGiCo consoles used for FOH and monitor mixing with two DiGiCo SD5 desks.

NEW YORK – For the Broadway musical Honeymoon In Vegas at the Nederlander Theatre, co-sound designer Scott Lehrer specified two TiMax2 SoundHub-S48 audio show control delay-matrix systems supplied with the new TiMax MADI-64 Ultimate MADI Interface port to provide signal distribution and delay-based on-stage localization functions.

LOS ANGELES, CA – World Agape Mission Church (WAMC), established for Korean immigrants by the Reverend John Kim in Los Angeles in 1977, recently installed an extensive loudspeaker array from VUE Audiotechnik to address the sanctuary’s acoustical and aesthetic needs.