Chris Trimby Using Midas PRO6 for Manic Street Preachers

MORRISON, CO – Big Head Todd and the Monsters were the first group to embrace the M80 dynamic microphone from Telefunken Elektroakustik, now also used as a stage mic for bands such as Green Day and ZZ Top.

FLORENCE, AL – Sutherland Sight and Sound equipped 15,000-capacity Braly Municipal Stadium, home of the University of North Alabama Lions, with 23 One Systems speakers. They were needed to remedy problems posed by the stadium's 27-year-old sound system, which had last been updated in 1994.

CHICAGO – Tommy Gawenda, owner of JT AV Corp., chose Lab.gruppen amps for an audio system upgrade at The Vic Theatre, which first opened its doors as a vaudeville house in 1912. Along with live music, the 1,400-capacity venue has three bars and serves up older movies and beer as the Brew and View.

FAYETTEVILLE, NC – Hitting 20 U.S. cities in a month, the recent Make A Difference Tour 2010 featured Christian artists TobyMac, Michael W. Smith and Third Day, plus author Max Lucado. To speed up changes between acts, all bands shared a single FOH console, the Midas PRO6.

AFFTON, MO – Tech Electronics provided a pair of Renkus-Heinz Iconyx IC16-R systems on both sides of the proscenium at Seven Holy Founders Church as a solution to the acoustic challenges posed by the eight-sided church structure's 28-foot ceilings and ornate stained glass surfaces.