SPLIT, Croatia — As its name might suggest, pricing of gear is an important consideration for Sasan “Ciro” Cirkovic, owner of Cash Sound, based here. But so were “a really good sound” and “a stable platform,” according to Cirkovic, whose company supports a wide range of live events including concerts by Croatia’s biggest artists and international stars.
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BRIGHTON, U.K. — The foyer and bar area immediately adjacent to the main concert hall at Brighton Dome situated on the south coast of England features a light airy atmosphere created by a roof of glass. The Dome's management opted to make the area an integral part of the entertainment complex by installing a PA system, which debuted during events related to the Brighton Festival, which ran from May 7-29, 2011.
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DAEGU, South Korea – With a seating capacity of 66,000, Daegu Stadium is the largest stadium in South Korea. The stadium is striking in appearance, with a roof that combines design elements of traditional Korean houses with Teflon panels stretched across steel framing that provide protection from the elements while letting natural lighting into the stands.
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STOCKHOLM, Sweden – Atea Audio Visuell Kommunikation (AVK) of Sweden installed a complete digital Harman AKG DMS 700 wireless system in one of Sweden’s largest education facilities, Stockholm University. The project involved 12 halls ranging in total seating capacity from 130 to 586, which had previously been connected with outdated analog wireless capabilities.
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STOW, OH — Founded in Australia in 1985, Newsboys have proven to be some of Christian rock’s most enduring acts, releasing 14 studio albums and accumulating Grammy, Dove and Billboard awards and nominations over the years. They recently chose to partner with microphones and wireless systems from Audio-Technica.
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HOUSTON — Hector Escimilla of On Screen AV recently designed and installed gear for an audio system upgrade at Harmony Public School in Houston, TX. The school was in need of audio reinforcement for their auditorium and lecture hall/video production studio.
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NEW YORK, JUNE 23, 2011—When Viper Studios, a NY-based event production company, is called upon by Manhattan’s Park Avenue Armory arts center to produce live events, the company always relies on Aviom’s Pro64 Digital Snake to distribute audio throughout the venue.
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NEW YORK — In 2010, Dr. Charles Limb infiltrated Baltimore’s Hip Hop scene for a study on the parallels between that free form art and “traditional” jazz. On Thursday, Oct. 20, Dr. Limb will detail his findings with a keynote address at the 131st AES Convention at NY’s Javits Center. His presentation, “Sound, Hearing and Music: A Journey From The Ears to The Brain,” will explore the physical and intellectual intricacies of musical creativity; its inception and perception.
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ORLANDO – Shure Inc. previewed its new Axient wireless microphone system, which can automatically change frequencies, undetected by the user, to avoid interference, at the 2011 InfoComm conference in Orlando, FL.
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ORLANDO – Roland Systems Group (RSG) teamed up with Apantac to show interoperability between the Roland V-1600HD Multi-Format Switcher and the Apantac TAHOMA-DL "Hybrid" Multiviewer at InfoComm 2011.
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ORLANDO – Outline showcased its iMode Intelligent Digital Loudspeaker Control Platform at InfoComm 2011. Conforming to Outline’s concept, “from console to enclosures in just one step,” iMode technology embeds a Linux-based CPU – with integrated DSP chip, parameter control software and web server – into its powered speaker systems, streamlining setup and control by eliminating the outboard gear between the console and power amplifier.
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ORLANDO – Lab X Technologies announced its AVB Audio Platform for Analog Devices’ Blackfin processors at InfoComm 2011. The integration of Lab X technology brings a complete AVB firmware suite to the Blackfin VDK development environment, letting customers to take advantage of standards-based connectivity.
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