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Time’s Up: FCC Deadline for 700 MHz Passes

WASHINGTON, DC – June 12 was the big day when the FCC decreed that we all had to vacate the 700 MHz band that so many pro systems use for wireless mics and IEMs. And there is still mondo confusion as to how everything will work under the new system and how much more spectrum we can expect to lose.

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Parx Casino Goes All In With AKG Wireless Microphone System

BENSALEM, PA – In a fixed installation using AKG's wireless microphone systems, PTC Group, Inc. recently designed a multi-unit WMS4500 system to drive nightly live performances in Parx Casino's bustling 360 Ultra Lounge. System designer Nathan Powell, president of PTC Group, credited the AKG gear for performance, versatility and efficiency.

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Nominations Open for 2010 Indispensable Technology “IT” Awards

LAS VEGAS – Nominations are now being accepted online to recognize technologies that have advanced the state of the art in audio (and three other categories) within the past year. Called the Indispensable Technology "IT" Awards, this competition was added to the Parnelli Awards competition last year, and will be a part of the 10th Annual Parnelli Awards Dinner set for the Rio Hotel in Las Vegas on Oct. 22.

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EAW Partners with Lake, Lab.gruppen and Powersoft

From left, Klas Dalbjorn, Lab.gruppen & Lake; Michael Munch, Lab.gruppen; Jeffrey Cox, Loud Technologies Pro Audio Group; Claudio Lastrucci, Powersoft; Thomas Mittelmann, Powersoft

LAS VEGAS – EAW announced that Lake, Lab.gruppen and Powersoft have agreed to integrate proprietary EAW DSP algorithms into a subset of their respective product lines, and that EAW will include Lake, Lab.gruppen and Powersoft products as components in EAW system sales later this year.

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Peavey Electronics Marks 45 Years

MERIDIAN, MS – After graduating from college in 1965, Hartley Peavey was, in the spirit of the times, inspired to "do his thing" – to build amplifiers. (He received his first patent the year before.) He set up shop with a few thousand dollars and a logo he had sketched out while still in high school, and Peavey Electronics was born.

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