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DPA Microphones to Make Music at 2017 NAMM Show

ANAHEIM, CA — DPA Microphones plans to showcase its range of modular microphones and accessories at the 2017 NAMM Show. Colorado bluegrass band Trout Steak Revival will perform at the booth as well, to demonstrate the d:vote Instrument and d:facto Handheld range of mics. DPA welcomes the personal feedback with customers and potential users at their booth in Hall A, #6013.

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The new, combined FOH and monitor system was designed, supplied and installed by Sapphire Sound.

Canadian Church Refurbishment Selects Allen & Heath

CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA – Sapphire Sound supplied and installed Allen & Heath’s dLive S Class and ME mixing systems in Calgary’s Southview Alliance Church as part of a major audio refurbishment. The church needed the upgrade to accommodate its busy and varied schedule of services throughout the week, ranging from the traditional to the contemporary, including band performances. The system is also easy to run by its volunteer staff.

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Stephens Performing Arts Center chooses Martin Audio for Jensen Hall upgrade. Photo: Julie Hillebrant

Stephens PAC Chooses Martin Audio for Jensen Hall Upgrade

[caption id="attachment_126549" align="alignnone" width="800"]Stephens Performing Arts Center chooses Martin Audio for Jensen Hall upgrade. Photo: Julie Hillebrant[/caption]

POCATELLO, ID––Idaho State University’s Stephens Performing Arts Center installed a Martin Audio MLA Compact system as part of a sound and lighting system upgrade in the Jensen Grand Concert Hall. The previous system was 11 years old and no longer technically viable or able to meet contract requirements for visiting artists. The production team tested the system for a Don Williams concert prior to purchase, and positive feedback on the sound sealed the deal.

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Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Presents Circus Xtreme will conclude its tour in Providence, RI, on May 7, 2017. Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Presents Out Of This World will conclude its tour in Uniondale, NY on May 21, 2017.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus Productions to Close in May 2017

PALMETTO, FL — Feld Entertainment, the producers of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus productions, announced in March 2015 that it would be phasing out the use of live elephants in its productions by 2018. Now, as it turns out, the circus productions themselves will cease. The company says the loss of its elephant acts led to a dramatic drop in ticket sales and that, along with rising costs and battles with animal activists, led to the decision to shut down after 146 years of producing “The Greatest Show on Earth.” The last shows will take place in May.

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Since he first appeared at the Marshland Festival in Lake Charles, LA, Frank Foster has stuck with Deep South Productions (DSP) for all his touring technology.

Deep South Productions Invests in d&b System for Frank Foster

SULPHUR, LA – Deep South Productions (DSP) – a full service provider of sound, lights and backline equipment – invested in the full d&b J-Series system for country singer/songwriter Frank Foster. The artist has since been counting on DSP for all his touring technology. DSP owner Marvin Simon tells the story of how they weren’t getting the support they wanted from an old system, when Joe DiFalco from d&b took the time to learn what they needed in their audio inventory. Since that initial investment DSP has also added the V-Series.

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The French singer switched to the company’s d:facto Vocal Microphone for her first pop tour.

DPA Microphones Reflect Power, Emotion in Jeanne Added’s Vocals

ALLEROED, DENMARK – For French artist Jeanne Added’s first pop tour, sound engineer Gilles Olivesi chose DPA Microphones – specifically the d:facto – to reflect the power and emotion of her voice. Olivesi was looking for a “very flat microphone that wouldn’t try to enhance anything in her voice,” he says, adding that the d:facto “keeps her voice sounding natural.” Added’s tour continues through the end of 2017.

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Laurence Eaves, Local Natives monitor engineer, at the Allen & Heath dLive S5000.

Local Natives Tour with Allen & Heath

LOS ANGELES – Indie-rock band Local Natives carried Allen & Heath’s dLive S Class digital mixing system on its 2016 tour across the US and Europe. Monitor engineer Laurence Eaves provided the five-piece band with 12 separate in-ear and wedge mixes from 48 on-stage sources, using a dLive S5000 Surface with DM64 MixRack. The band is currently preparing for its 2017 tour.

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The EAW KF Series rig was a key component for the televised hair battle event.  

EAW Series: Hair, There, Everywhere During Beauty Battle

ATLANTA – The semi-annual Bronner Brothers International Beauty Show is a three-day professional beauty industry event with more than 30,000 beauty professionals attending for education, workshops and entertainment. The show culminated with the televised, legendary hair battle on the main stage.

 Locally based AEE Productions provided an Eastern Acoustic Works (EAW) KF line array sound reinforcement system for the show’s entertainment and fashion events, including the televised competition.

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Harting's Jon DeSouza chats with Kathy Ireland

Harting’s Jon DeSouza Discusses Manufacturing Trends, Connectivity on ‘Worldwide Business with Kathy Ireland’

ELGIN, IL — Harting Americas President and CEO, Jon DeSouza will be featured on the TV show, Worldwide Business with Kathy Ireland. The segment covers trends in manufacturing, such as reshoring and IoT, and how the company’s durable, reliable connectivity products support these trends. The show will air on the Fox Business Network on January 15, 2017 at 5:30pm ET and Bloomberg International on January 22, 2017 at 7:30am GMT, 10:30am CST D.F. and 3:00pm HKT.

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The Dead Daisies comprise some of the most wanted A-list musicians on the heavy rock circuit.

Lectrosonics Keeps Dead Daisies Live on Tour

LOS ANGELES – Lectrosonics is helping keep The Dead Daisies live and playing on tour. Specifically, Lectrosonics Digital Hybrid Wireless LT belt pack transmitters and LR compact receivers are accompanying rock’s industrial strength band. Says bass player Marco Mendoza, 
“When you’re jumping around stage in city after city, with the stuff riding around on the truck in between, there is no better test. To have a wireless system that we can depend on around the world, like we do with Lectrosonics, is just priceless.”


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