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Boulevard Pro Adds L-Acoustics KARA System to Rental Inventory

RIDGEFIELD PARK, NJ — Boulevard Pro, based here, recently added a full L-Acoustics KARA package. The company added 36 KARA enclosures (two 18-box main arrays), eight ARCS WIDE constant curvature systems for in-fill applications, five coaxial 8XT as front fills, 16 SB18 subs, and a dozen LA8 amplified controllers housed in four LA-RAK touring racks. The gear joins the dV-DOSC, dV-SUB and 112P enclosures already on hand in Boulevard Pro’s inventory.

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NAB 2014 Show Attendance Surpasses 98,000

LAS VEGAS — The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) reported that total registered attendance for the 2014 NAB Show was 98,015, an uptick of more than four percent from 2013. Exhibit space was also up more than seven percent from the previous year, with the event comprising 1,746 exhibiting companies spanning 945,000 net square feet of exhibit space.

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Christian Luecke, A&H Sales and Marketing Director

Allen & Heath Names Christian Luecke Sales and Marketing Director

PENRYN, U.K. — Allen & Heath named Christian Luecke sales and marketing director. Luecke has 15 years’ experience in the consumer electronics market where he managed European B2C business for Sony and Samsung. He joins the company’s board of directors and will oversee the company’s global sales and marketing operations. Along with Luecke, the A&H board includes the company’s  Managing Director, Glenn Rogers; Finance Director, Dave Jones; Operations Director, Tony Williams; and R&D Director, Rob Clark.

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FOH engineer Jon Garber is using gear from Radial Engineering to reliably optimize the band’s hard-traveling sound, including Radial’s J48, Reamp JCR, ProD8, JPC, JDI Duplex and JDX units

FOH Engineer Jon Garber Supports The Band Perry with Radial Gear

NASHVILLE — For The Band Perry’s first world tour, titled “We Are Pioneers,” FOH engineer Jon Garber is using gear from Radial Engineering to reliably optimize the band’s touring sound, including Radial’s J48, Reamp JCR, ProD8, JPC, JDI Duplex and JDX units. Garber called the Radial J48, pictured here, “the best sounding DI box out there.”

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The LMG OCCC Team, from left: Kevin Lewis (Technician), Jeff Shaffer (Accounts Manager), Sarah Maguffey (Admin Assistant), Stephen Presti (Regional Manager), Angelo Irizarry (Operations Supervisor), Terry Shaw (Technician), and Mark Thompson (Account Executive)

LMG Wins AV Contract at OCCC for Fourth Term

ORLANDO — LMG, a national provider of video, audio, and lighting gear and services with offices here, recently regained the contract as the onsite, preferred AV supplier at the Orange County Convention Center (OCCC) here — a fourth term. Pictured here is LMG’s OCCC team.

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Pro audio and lighting specialists ARC-Productions, based near this city in Belgium’s Flanders region, have confirmed the purchase of 16-enclosure Martin Audio MLA Compact and Mini PA rigs, the first company in that country to do so. Pictured here are, from left, Steven Kemland, Andy Davies (Martin Audio), Marc De Baets and Andreas Weingärtner (Martin Audio) at the PL+S booth in Frankfurt.

Arc-Productions Bringing MLA Technology to Belgium

GHENT, Belgium — Pro audio and lighting specialists ARC-Productions, based near this city in Belgium’s Flanders region, have confirmed the purchase of 16-enclosure Martin Audio MLA Compact and Mini PA rigs, the first company in that country to do so. Pictured here are, from left, Steven Kemland, Andy Davies (Martin Audio), Marc De Baets and Andreas Weingärtner (Martin Audio) at the PL+S booth in Frankfurt.

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Wells Fargo Arena at Arizona State University

Danley Gear Upgrades Sound for Sports Fans

GAINESVILLE, GA — Danley Sound Labs detailed several stadium installation projects where its gear has played a key role, including the home stadiums for the NFL Green Bay Packers and Buffalo Bills. Other recent projects include Juárez Vive, a baseball stadium in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, along with a variety of outdoor stadiums used for college sports and indoor hockey and basketball arenas. Pictured here, Wells Fargo Arena at Arizona State University in Tempe, AZ.

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• Wireless mics may still be able to operate in some pockets of the 600 MHz, following FCC approval, in the planned guard band and the mid-band gap.

Sennheiser Keeping Customers Updated on Pending Changes to 600 MHz Range

OLD LYME, CT — Sennheiser is providing space on its website at www.sennheiser.com/spectrum to keep customers informed on wireless microphones and the changing UHF spectrum. While predicting that wireless microphone operation in the 600 MHz Range will remain “status quo” through 2016, the company continues to file comments with the FCC on its customers’ behalf.

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