SurferEQ 2 Boogie Plug-in
Focusrite and Sound Radix are offering a free SurferEQ 2 Boogie plug-in developed exclusively for Focusrite customers March 29th through May 3rd.
Read More »Focusrite and Sound Radix are offering a free SurferEQ 2 Boogie plug-in developed exclusively for Focusrite customers March 29th through May 3rd.
Read More »Martin Audio announced its new ultra-high output subwoofer: SXH218. The SXH218 will ship in April 2018.
Read More »German premium cable company Cordial, founded in 1995, has entered the North American market via MV Pro Audio (mvproaudio.com) with “Intro,” “Peak” and “Encore (good/better/best) lines of pre-made and bulk cabling for M.I., pro audio, pro lighting, consumer, broadcast and data/computer applications. The lines offer custom cabling as well as adapters, snakes, breakouts, looms and hybrid cabling in analog and digital formats, including AES/MADI and Cat-5/Cat-6/Cat-7 variants. Besides attention to service and a commitment to excellence, much of the company’s success comes from its quality copper conductors and super effective shielding designs.
Read More »Danley Sound Labs’ OS-12C fully weatherized subwoofer joins the company’s fully-weatherized OS-80 and OS-90 loudspeakers and the OS-115 subwoofer. Like its siblings, the OS-12CX is built to withstand rain, heat, and freeze/thaw cycles over an extended period while delivering high sonic performance. The Danley OS-12CX uses the company’s patented Synergy crossover design, Sentinel limiter protection circuitry and stainless steel mounting hardware. Specs include a frequency response that is +/-3dB from as low as 69Hz to as high as 21.7kHz using a single 12-inch coaxial driver. It is rated at 400W continuous and 1600W peak and is capable of delivering 121dB SPL continuous and 127dB SPL peak. Its dimensions are about 30 by 26 by 11 inches (HxWxD).
Read More »There are various videos floating around the internet of a young boy named Dylan Beato demonstrating his uncanny ability to identify piano notes and chords while his back is turned toward the piano. Dylan’s father, Rick, sits at the piano and plays each note, interval, chord and cluster while Dylan listens and identifies each played note, which is then verified by his father.
Read More »This may seem counterintuitive, but the front few rows at church are often the worst places to sit, at least for good sound. Seasoned sound engineers instinctively know that if they go to a concert, they want to sit as close to FOH as possible. The front row is cool to be close to your favorite artist (or pastor in this case), but the sound is often lacking.
Read More »We hear the term crossover all the time in pro audio, and crossovers play an extremely important role in our P.A. systems. A crossover (sometimes called a “crossover network” or “frequency dividing network”) is an audio circuit that divides the full frequency range into high- and low-frequency bands, and sometimes also mid-frequency bands.
Read More »There’s touring, and then there’s touring Nashville style. Country artists are the hardcore frequent flyers of the music business, even if the “flying” is being done aboard a 1993 Golden Eagle with 350,000 miles on it. If you’ve ever been to Nashville on a Tuesday or Wednesday evening during the season, just about every Kroger and Walmart parking lot has several buses idling their engines there, the drivers in the store stocking up on beer and Skittles while waiting for band members and tour techs to assemble at these ad hoc staging areas before the three- and four-day short-run tours.
Read More »Although our touring schedule does not resume until later this spring, there are always off-the-road research tasks to be accomplished and proposed modifications to be discussed in preparation for the next run of shows. This year’s itinerary will include several gear transitions outside the U.S. Reproducing our extensive gear spec overseas will require detailed advance planning. That process begins with publishing a precise description of the sound system elements that will be provided by Clair Global for the spring and summer U.S. shows.
Read More »Twelve years after debuting its J series, d&b audiotechnik introduces its new SL-Series flagship line array, which builds upon J’s strengths and propels the company into the future. In January, I traveled to Germany for a close-up, hands-on look at this next-generation, large-format speaker system. And with the company’s new Soundscape object-based immersive audio system, 2018 is shaping up to be an impressive year for d&b.
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