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LAS VEGAS – d&b audiotechnik introduced visitors at the 2018 InfoComm show to the newly- launched d&b Custom solutions service & SL-Series loudspeakers, as well… Read More »d&b audiotechnik Introduces InfoComm Visitors to New Technology & Services

PETALUMA, CA – Metal guitarist John 5 selected Furman’s P-1800 AR Prestige Voltage Regular as a main staple in his in personal inventory of equipment for … Read More »Furman P-1800 Voltage Regulator Integral to John 5’s Equipment Inventory

LAS VEGAS – At InfoComm 2018, major pro AV manufacturers and industry leaders, working together as part of the AVNU Alliance, announced Milan, a new standards-based protocol supporting interoperability that builds on IEEE Audio Video Bridging (AVB) open standards. Milan is designed to serve as a user-driven protocol for pro media, with the promise that all Milan devices will work together for user convenience, reliability and functionality.

LAS VEGAS — Audio-Technica has upgraded its entire line of Network Microphones and Devices, offering new AES67-compatible ‘a’-designated versions of all its previous models. These… Read More »Audio-Technica Upgrades Entire Line of Network Microphones and Devices, Offering New AES67 Compatibility

LAS VEGAS – At InfoComm 2018, Yamaha and Sennheiser announced that the Sennheiser Digital 6000 microphone systems can be seamlessly integrated into Yamaha CL and… Read More »Sennheiser Announces Integration of Digital 6000 In Yamaha Consoles

NEW YORK – For the Broadway adaptation of Tina Fey’s 2004 film, Mean Girls, sound designer Brian Ronan and his associate, Cody Spencer crafted a sound system within the challenging environs of the August Wilson Theatre that centered on L-Acoustics’ Kiva II, Kara, and dV-DOSC components. The production earned 12 Tony Award nominations, including a nomination for Best Sound Design for a Musical. Masque Sound supplied the gear.

LAS VEGAS – CODA Audio USA, a subsidiary of CODA Audio GmbH, held its inaugural U.S. rep meeting on June 5 during InfoComm 2018 and announced its latest alliances. Mac West, headed by Steve McNeil, will look after Southern California, Nevada, Arizona and Hawaii, while Cowser Marketing, led by Jim Cowser, will be responsible for Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana and Southern Arkansas. Jeff Taylor, the company’s recently-appointed sales director, will also be working with Donn Nelson, president at Pro Media REP, and Quest Marketing, led by John Saviano, to expand the audio brand’s reach into the Midwest and Southeast U.S. market.

VIENNA, VA – McLean Bible Church (MBC) recently purchased and installed Lawo mc² audio consoles and a Nova central routing system to upgrade their Tysons Campus facility in greater Washington, DC. On any given weekend, MBC regularly hosts a full band, singers, worship leaders, an orchestra, choir and various audio playback elements and broadcast feeds to other campuses around DC. Audio quality, an increasing I/O capacity with a networked infrastructure, the need to manage routing for multiple campuses, recording facilities and multiple language broadcasts were key considerations in the decision to upgrade.