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BOZEMAN, MT — 400-SRO Rialto Theatre INSTALLED A a new NEXO GEO M10 line array system as part of a renovation project.

WEST LAFAYETTE, IN – A Fulcrum Acoustic loudspeaker array has been specified by Idibri for the Purdue University Football Performance Complex.

NEW YORK – The 60th Annual Grammy Awards, broadcast live on CBS on Jan. 28, 2018, moved from Staples Center in Los Angeles, where it was held since 2004, back to Madison Square Garden in New York City, where it was last staged in 2003. Along with the change in venue, there was a change in month – from February to January – so that the televised live show would not compete with the 2018 Olympics.

RICHARDSON, TX – A VUE al-4 line array was installed at Binnerri Presbyterian Church as part of a renovation project. Located in the Dallas suburb of Richardson, Binnerri Presbyterian Church is one of the oldest and largest Korean American Churches in Texas. Seeking a turnkey solution that would offer ample coverage in the unusual space, with the versatility to deliver a wide variety of source material, Michael Yoo, senior system engineer with Genesis Technology, chose the al-4 line array for its output, control and compact size.

UNION CITY, TN – A One Systems loudspeaker system designed by Lowrance Sound Company was installed at Union City High School’s football stadium.

Axient Digital microphone systems and PSM 1000 play key roles in 2018 Grammy telecast

NILES, IL., February 12, 2018—The 60th Annual Grammy Awards, broadcast live on CBS, brought its usual array of mash-ups, tributes, and stunning performances of the best in music to New York’s Madison Square Garden and a global television audience. Shure wireless microphones, in-ear monitor systems, and hardwired mics played a key role in ensuring flawless audio throughout the three-hour celebration of Music’s Biggest Night.

GILBERT, AZ – Ashly  NE Series multi-channel amplifiers with onboard Ashly Protea™ DSP were installed at Crunch Fitness franchise’s first Gilbert, AZ location.

HOUSTON – The Met Church updated its speaker system with a Bose Professional ShowMatch DeltaQ array loudspeaker system. Josh Cash, the church’s tech director, worked with Scott Clark, a design engineer from Atlanta-based integration firm Diversified Engineering Sciences, Inc., on the upgrade, with Clark also getting an assist from Bose Professional on the project. The Met Church system includes a total of 21 ShowMatch modules, eight ShowMatch SMS118 subwoofers, two Bose Panaray LT 9702 WR loudspeakers as side-fills and four RoomMatch Utility RMU208 modules.