SAN FRANCISCO – Bay area FOH engineer Marcel Quiroz, who has served on both the recording and live sound sides of the music industry, credited the sound quality of a Bose Professional ShowMatch systems for a live show for a reggae band, the Easy Star All-Stars, in Los Angeles earlier this year.
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BOSTON – For the fourth annual HUBweek, a gathering of future-minded thinkers staged in Boston from Oct. 8-14, High Output Inc. provided VUE Audiotechnik line arrays and monitors for HUBweek’s Center Stage, the festival’s main presentation and performance venue. Jeremy Stark, who served as High Output’s project manager, lauded the speaker systems for sound quality and ease of implementation.
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PHOENIX – Alt rockers Stone Temple Pilots, Bush, and The Cult joined forces and performed hit songs from the 1980s and 1990s on a six-week, 20-date tour of North America, titled the “Revolution 3 Tour.” Escondido, CA-based Sound Image provided a full L-Acoustics K1/K2 loudspeaker package at the request of the three bands’ FOH engineers – James “Hootsie” Huth (Stone Temple Pilots), Steve McGuire (The Cult), and Jon Sword (Bush).
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NEW YORK – Clair Solutions upgraded Radio City Music Hall’s amplification and DSP system with the recentl- released I-Tech amplifier/DSPs from Crown in partnership with… Read More »Clair Solutions Provides Upgrade to Radio City’s Amp/DSP System
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CHARLOTTE, MI — Clyde Edward Bodell, the founder of Stage and Sports Audio of Charlotte, MI, died Dec. 18, 2018. He was 84. The founder of Bodell Enterprises, now known as Stage and Sports Audio, Bodell juggled multiple jobs during his career, including work for GM and Klaiss Electric, while also doing audio for large shows throughout the Midwest over more than a 50-year span.
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ESSEX, CT – Jeff Alexander, a longtime sales and marketing executive with Sennheiser and Neumann USA, died Dec. 17, 2018 at age 56. After joining Neumann as a product manager, he was promoted to national sales manager, then sales and marketing director for Sennheiser-distributed brands. Widely known and respected, he was also admired for his courage after sustaining serious injuries in an accident while riding a motor scooter at age 50.
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NEWARK, NJ –Paul Allshouse, head of audio at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC), opted for a Lectrosonics Duet digital IEM wireless monitor system with M2T transmitters and M2R receivers to provide quality sound for clients and performers, including the Hip Hop Nutcracker, pictured here.
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LOS ANGELES – Audio engineer Joe Wohlmuth (pictured here) used two Focusrite RedNet HD32R 32-channel HD Dante network bridges to record “One Love Malibu,” a concert held Dec. 2 to raise funds for those affected by the Woolsey Fire that raged in Ventura and Los Angeles Counties from Nov. 8-21, 2018. The eight-hour event featured performances by Katy Perry, Alanis Morissette, Robin Thicke, Macy Gray, Natasha Bedingfield and Gwen Stefani.
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PURCHASE, NY – As part of a nearly $1 million renovation at SUNY Purchase College’s 713-seat Performing Arts Center, North American Theatrix provided ARCS WiFo… Read More »PepsiCo Theatre at SUNY Purchase Renovates with New L-Acoustics System
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LOS ANGELES – The French band Phoenix capped a series of shows in the U.S. and Europe with a five-date run at the Fonda Theatre… Read More »Matt West Mixes French Band Phoenix with SSL L500
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ANAHEIM, CA – d&b audiotechnik plans to use the NAMM 2019 show to debut their new KSL System, a line array promising full range directivity… Read More »d&b audiotechnik Set to Debut KSL System at NAMM 2019
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GAINESVILLE, GA – The Bellamy Brothers, known for their 1976 hit, “Let Your Love Flow,” are still touring and performing over 150 country and pop… Read More »The Bellamy Brothers Tour with Two Danley Speakers for Up to 3,000 People
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