SAN MARCOS, CA — A non-denominational church called theMovement opted to use Soundcraft’s Si2 digital console as the heart of its recent sound system upgrade. The church was making the transition into digital for the first time and chose the Si2 based on sound quality, DSP power and ease of use.
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CHICAGO — The band members of Of a Revolution, more commonly known as O.A.R., have gotten used to using Shure UHF-R wireless among the components responsible for capturing their sound.
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WHITINSVILLE, MA — When Coffeen Fricke and Associates, Inc. faced a challenge for the audio system for Lincoln Financial Field, home of the Philadelphia Eagles, they went to several manufacturers of sound technology seeking a solution. EAW was chosen in part for their ability to come up with a customized solution.
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CRANFORD, NJ — Mike Sinclair of Audio Incorporated said Renkus-Heinz Iconyx IC8 digitally steerable array loudspeakers have proven to be a good fit, aesthetically and acoustically, for the 600-member congregation at 1st Presbyterian Church.
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ORLANDO — Harman International Industries announced an agreement between its BSS division, and Netgear to launch the first AVB (IEEE Audio Video Bridge) switches for networking multichannel audio and video over standardized Ethernet.
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ATLANTA — Big Bad Voodoo Daddy (BBVD) is supporting the release of its latest album, How Big Can You Get? The Music of Cab Calloway on the road, bringing Earthworks’ High Definition Microphones along for the ride.
Read More »ORLANDO — The InfoComm International Board of Directors approved release of the association’s first performance standard, The Audio Coverage Uniformity Performance Standard, which provides a procedure to measure spatial coverage and criteria for use in the design and commissioning of audio systems.
Read More »ORLANDO — XTA introduced its DC1048 Installation Audio Processor at InfoComm 2009. The processor features full matrix mixing and the kind of palette of EQ functions XTA users might need for a variety of demanding applications.
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MADISON, WI — Full Compass has begun moving into its new 140,000 square foot facility located in the Silicon Prairie Business Park here. Due to the enormous task of moving the retail, rental and warehouse inventory, the move is expected to be complete July 1.
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AUSTIN, TX — Nomad Sound, Inc. has added four Radian Audio APEX-1500 stage monitor speakers to its rental inventory. The new 15-inch wedges were acquired following evaluation during the South by Southwest festival earlier this year, and bring to 16 the total number of Radian Audio wedges owned by the soundco.
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LOS ANGELES — Console and processing makers Midas and Klark Teknik will be distributed in North America by Midas Consoles North America, a wholly-owned subsidiary of JAM Industries, corporate parent to American Music & Sound. The change will take effect July 1, 2009. Based north of Los Angeles, Midas Consoles North America is expected to serve as a brand focused distribution company dedicated to the sales and after-sales support of Midas and Klark Teknik products in the world’s largest single market.
Read More »ORLANDO — LOUD Technologies Inc. (LOUD) announced the unification of its previously separate engineering, brand management and product management functions and the creation of two new groups: the Pro Audio Group and the Music Gear Group.
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