For UW’s Camp Randall Stadium, Daktronics Provides JBL VLA Line Arrays

MADISON, WI – In time for the football season, Daktronics recently redesigned the video board and audio system at the University of Wisconsin’s Camp Randall Stadium. Home to the Wisconsin Badgers football team, the stadium seats 80,321 people and is the 41^st largest stadium in the world. To match the intensity of some of college football’s most dedicated fans, Daktronics selected Harman’s JBL VLA Series line array loudspeakers for the new audio system.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA – Grundorf Corporation, based here, launched two new websites—one for the division that sells cases and accessories (Grundorf) and the other for the division that sells loudspeakers, audio processors, and related equipment (Grund Audio Design).

HOUSTON, TX — Ulf Lueders, Terminal Services group manager of the Houston Airport System (HAS), credited the self-powered 48 V Meyer Sound loudspeaker system chosen for in the south concourse for the new Terminal B at Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) for raising the bar for audio fidelity and flexibility.

MADISON, WI – The Madison chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) honored Full Compass owners Susan and Jonathan Lipp, pictured here, with their 2013 Lifetime Achievement Award.

EASTON, PA – Lafayette College underwent a major renovation in 2006 with additional seating, synthetic turf, stadium lighting, a large press box, 19’x35’ video display, and sound system upgrade. Unfortunately the sound system upgrade did not provide even coverage, so Lafayette asked CSI to solve the problem. CSI re-aimed the existing loudspeakers, including the four Community R.5-94Ts and a pair of Community WET loudspeakers to improve coverage for the seating and added two new Community R2-94 loudspeakers on the press box.

MONTEREY, CA ― Nick Malgieri, one of the freelance audio specialists assisting with the audio needs at this year’s Monterey Jazz Festival, credited DPA Microphones’ d:screet 4060 for its ability to amplify sound naturally while keeping a low profile so as to not to distract the performers or audience members.