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NEW ORLEANS, LA – Warren Easton Charter High School upgraded its gymnasium’s sound reinforcement system with audio technology from PreSonus Audio Electronics.

SAN DIEGO, CA – The Lakehouse Hotel and resort recently upgraded its outdoor and indoor dining options’ sound systems with VUE Audiotechnik i-Class audio solutions.

HOT SPRINGS, AR – A Bose® ShowMatch™ sound system has been installed at Horner Hall inside the Hot Springs Convention Center.

EDISON, NJ – RCF recently presented Quest Marketing with the Arturo Vicari Award of Excellence as Rep of the Year.

NEW YORK, NY – Countryman Associates’ E6 Earset and B3 Lavalier microphones were selected the productions of In the Mood, a show celebrating the 1940’s Swing era.

MINNEAPOLIS – ATK Audiotek and Professional Wireless Systems (PWS) used Shure wireless mics and IEMs for the NFL’s Super Bowl LII between the Philadelphia Eagles and Boston Patriots on Feb. 4, 2018. PWS, which handled system design and management for all wireless systems, used Axient Digital, Axient analog and Shure PSM 1000 IEMs during the game, held at US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. The RF team included Cameron Stuckey, Jim Van Winkle and Gary Trenda.

AUGUSTA, GA – Miller Theater has installed an L-Acoustics Kara system as part of a recently completed restoration project.

WINSTON-SALEM, NC – Special Event Services supplied Outline GTO series modules, subwoofers & enclosures for Justin Moore’s Hell On A Highway tour.

CARSON, CA – Porsche celebrated its new Panamera Hybrid automobile with a live concert held at the Porsche Experience Center in Carson, CA in December.  The concert, which featured Dave Navarro (formerly with Jane’s Addiction and RHCP), Mark McGrath (Sugar Ray) and other rockers performing as “The Royal Machines,” was mixed on an Allen & Heath dLive S Class with S7000 Surface, DM64 MixRack and DX32 Expander. Shawn London mixed FOH for the concert with sound and lighting systems provided by Los Angeles based Harmony Event Productions.

NEW YORK – A Yamaha Rivage PM10 Digital Audio Console was used at the 2018 Grammy Awards Premiere Ceremony, a three-hour event held on Jan. 28 at the Theater at Madison Square Garden. Independent mixer Erik von Ranson handled audio mix duties for in-theater audio for the live-streamed event, held from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. just prior to the 60th Grammy Awards live broadcast later that evening. Firehouse Productions, which supplied the console for the “pre-Grammy” event, also supplied a Yamaha PM10 for the Grammy Awards ceremony staged in Madison Square Garden’s main venue that evening from 7:30 p.m. to 11 p.m.