Soundcheck Austin Using Seven iLive-T Digital Consoles

AUSTIN, TX – Soundcheck Austin, which offers six practice spaces at its rehearsal facility, has taken delivery of six Allen & Heath iLive-T112 digital mixing systems and one iLive-T80. Operations manager Greg Morton noted that while many artists "haven't yet had a lot of exposure to the iLive," the reaction "has been overwhelmingly positive. They sound great, the learning curve is fast, and they are easy to use. We're really happy with our decision."

HASKELL, TX – The 100-year-old Haskell County Courthouse now has four Berlin 9040 narrow dispersion loudspeakers from Technomad mounted on four sides of the three-story building's 60-foot-high roof. Technomad also supplied a mixer and two wireless handheld microphones for the audio headend.

CARMEL, IN – Artec Consultants spec'd and designed a sound system for the recently-completed $118 million, 1,600-seat Palladium at the Center for the Performing Arts here. The sound system includes Meyer powered loudspeakers and Peavey processing, with various Yamaha and Avid front-ends.

NEW ORLEANS – The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, known simply as the Jazz Fest, included a performance by Alejandro Sanz on the Congo Square Stage that was supported by Sound of Authority's crew members, who used 20 Aero 50 large-format line array modules from D.A.S. Audio.

LEWES, U.K. – In 1998, audio production companies Andy Rose Consultants (ARC) and Sound Moves used a Soundtracs DPC-II digital console to broadcast two live operas from the historic Glyndebourne venue in Sussex. Thirteen years later, the same two companies have facilitated another live broadcast for the same place, this time using the DPC-II's latest successor, the DiGiCo SD10B.