LOS ANGELES – For the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards, telecast from the Nokia Theatre L.A. live and seen by nearly 12 million viewers, Sennheiser microphones and wireless technology were used at the celebrity arrival area, on the main stage and across both the indoor and outdoor performance areas.
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TAYLORS, SC – Taylors First Baptist Church had Palmetto Sound Works complete a partial upgrade from four years ago, which then included a Yamaha M7CL-48 digital audio console. The finished upgrade includes a second M7CL-48, plus Yamaha Installation Series IF Speakers, PC amps and a DME 64n processor. The Yamaha gear was added to the existing audio system originally installed in 1995.
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LONDON – SSE Audio Group supported BBC Radio's 1Xtra Live at Wembley Arena with an L-Acoustics K1 large-format line source system that included 72 K1 boxes, 30 dV-DOSC, 20 large-format KUDO and 18 ultra-compact KIVA line source cabinets plus 48 SB28 subs. The system was driven by 24 flown LA-RAK housing 72 LA8 amplified controllers, connected by LA Network Manager.
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BRATISLAVA, Slovak Republic – Peak Audio s.r.o. equipped the Kempinski Hotel River Park's meeting room and four conference rooms, each divisible into two separate rooms, with two Soundweb London BLU-160 configurable processors, two BLU-120 I/O expanders and a BLU-BOB2 break-out box, offering a further eight channels of analog audio output expansion.
Read More »RAYMOND, ME – Dielectric Communications announced that it will now operate under the name of SPX Communication Technology. The full range of Dielectric products – including its RF broadcast antenna systems, transmission line, switching and patching components, and transmission accessories – will continue to be sold globally by SPX Communication Technology under the Dielectric brand.
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BOSTON – The 35-year-old Paradise Rock Club, host to U2 and other big bands early in their careers, recently renovated, expanding the capacity of its performance hall to 850. Production manager Billy "Bud" McCarthy chose JBL VRX Constant Curvature line arrays to flank the stage centered along a 50-foot wall. Six JBL SRX712M stage monitors also line the club's stage.
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MISHAWAKA, IN – Lighting strikes can raise havoc with sophisticated electronic equipment, but in the case of the Albright United Methodist Church, a direct hit did more than that – it brought the original building for the church to the ground.
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Alcons Audio's BQ211 subwoofer, part of the upcoming LR24 mid-sized pro-ribbon line-array touring system, is a double-tuned, quarter-wave loaded subwoofer system designed for prolonged high impact SPL performance from a small footprint.
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Ahnert Feistel Media Group (AFMG)'s EASE Focus 2 upgrades EASE Focus 1 with new features including 3D direct sound modeling with plan view and section view displays; simulation of digitally steered columns and other configurable loudspeakers; and modeling of multiple systems within a single project.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ – For more than three decades, the Meadowlands has been a part of life for New York area football fans. When plans were begun to replace the aging arena, some fans were surprised to learn that, rather than a modern domed structure, the new stadium would be built in much the same traditional open-bowl style as the old one.
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YUCAIPA, CA – Trinity Sound Company (TSC) recently upgraded the 30-year-old sound system at the Yucaipa Church with JBL VRX compact Constant Curvature line arrays. The new loudspeaker system is located in the church's square-shaped 500-seat multipurpose event room, which is used for worship, concerts, movies and general events.
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MOSCOW and HAVANA – Russia-based sound engineers used iLive systems for Havana Calling, a recent cultural exchange project between Russia and Cuba, and for recent Russian touring projects as well.
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