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Park City’s Grub Steak Restaurant Stakes Claim on Digital Audio Frontier with Symetrix Presets

Restaurant Stakes Claim on Digital Frontier with Symetrix Presets

PARK CITY, UT — For the Grub Steak Miner Room and Moose Room, Performance Audio provided a Symetrix Jupiter 12 App-Based Turnkey DSP loaded with nearly 40 customized presets. Grub Steak’s managers and regular clients can now select the presets and adjust input and output volumes from their smartphones using Symetrix ARC-WEB technology.

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ATK Audiotek Provides JBL Loudspeakers for 55th Grammy Awards

ATK Audiotek Provides JBL Loudspeakers for 55th Grammy Awards

LOS ANGELES — ATK Audiotek supported the 55th Grammy Awards, held in Staples Center here Feb. 10, with a sound system centered on JBL loudspeakers. The L-R setup started with12 VTX V25 fullsize line array elements per side for the main PA, with additional left-right columns of 12 V25 per side for out fill, along with a center cluster of 18 VTX S28 arrayable subwoofers in cardioid mode (two arrays of nine S28 subs each), for a total of 66 VTX loudspeakers. Six VRX932 Constant Curvature loudspeakers served as front fill, with left-right rear delay arrays of eight VerTec VT4889 fullsize line array elements each. Crown amplifiers powered the speakers.

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Cyndi Lauper performs at the Italian Embassy on Sunday, January 20th through a pair of K-array KR 402s

Presidential Inauguration Events Supported by K-array Loudspeakers

WASHINGTON, DC — As is typical, President Obama’s second inauguration in late January was accompanied by a wide variety of private parties and other celebratory events.  All Stage & Sound, Inc., Laytonsville, MD, which supported activities held at the Smithsonian Air & Space Museum, the United States Institute of Peace, The Italian Embassy, Cafe Milano and elsewhere, relied upon K-array gear, which is distributed by Sennheiser.

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Guitarists Paco Arriaga (left) and Paco Pena (right) onstage at the MET in NYC. Sound engineer Raul Mendez selected DPA Microphones for Pena's tour of the U.S. and U.K.

Guitarist Paco Peña Touring with DPA Microphones

NEW YORK — Sound engineer Raul Mendez has been relying upon DPA Microphones for guitarist Paco Peña’s current tour in the U.S. and U.K.  Mendez selected the d:vote 4099 Instrument mics, 4061 Omni Miniature mics and d:fine Headset mics for the tour, crediting them for help in achieving consistent sound quality as the tour moves to different venues.

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Burst Audio Expands Inventory

DETROIT — Burst Audio & Lighting Systems, headquartered out of Detroit, MI, has geared up for the 2013 season by adding a variety of new gear to its inventory. Adding to the company’s growing arsenal are two Avid Profile digital consoles, multiple Lake LM44 processors, Midas XL48 preamps, Apogee Big Ben clocks and Furman power conditioners and UPS units. In addition, Burst audio has also re-cased its fleet with new racks and trunks from R & R Cases.

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Brian Anderson Mixes Vintage Trouble on New Yamaha CL5 Console

Brian Anderson Mixes Vintage Trouble on New Yamaha CL5 Console

NASHVILLE — Sound Image has provided a Yamaha CL5 console for FOH engineer Brian Anderson, who is touring in support of Vintage Trouble, the opening act for The Who’s Quadrophenia and More tour. Anderson credited the console for its sound quality, ergonomics and ability to handle both the FOH mix along with four IEM mixes and a 24-track ProTools recording using Audinate’s Virtual Sound card.

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Only minutes before the start of the 55th Annual GRAMMY Awards, several members of the 2013 audio team gathered for a photo. Pictured L-R: top row: Audio Coordinator Michael Abbott, System Designer Jeff Peterson of ATK Audiotek; second row from top: Monitor Engineer Mike Parker, System Engineer Andrew Fletcher, FOH Music Mixer Ron Reaves; second row from bottom: Academy Consulting Engineer Doug Mountain, GRAMMY Award Telecast Sound Supervisor Hank Neuberger, Co-Broadcast Music Mixer John Harris, FOH Production Mixer Mikael Stewart; bottom row: P&E Wing Senior Executive Director Maureen Droney, Co-Broadcast Music Mixer Eric Schilling, GRAMMY Award Telecast Sound Supervisor Leslie Ann Jones, and Recording Academy Secretary/Treasurer Glenn Lorbecki. Photo by Kevin Winter courtesy of The Recording Academy/Wireimage.com/Kevin Winter © 2013

55th Grammy Awards Live Broadcast Supported by Veteran Crew

LOS ANGELES — The Grammy Awards, which showcased a lot of talent during the live broadcast from Staples Center here Feb. 10, also included a long list of well-established crew members known for their behind-the-scenes skills. We’ve included a larger-than-usual image with this posting. When you click to expand it, you should be able to see all their names.

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