Electro-Voice has released its new REV professional wireless system, with an analog audio path developed with Digital Audio Labs. REV-Link PC software enables remote monitoring, control and programming over a CAN bus connection through an Electro-Voice UCC-1 converter or Electro-Voice Netmax N8000.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Actively involved in contemporary technology such as online program-ming, podcasts, MP3s and live Internet streaming of services and talk shows, Grace Cathedral recently undertook the first step in an audio upgrade, highlighted by the installation of a new Spectra-C 40 channel console from APB-DynaSonics.
Read More »LAS VEGAS — Cirque du Soleil and their Las Vegas partner MGM/Mirage have accepted a seat on the Entertainment Technician Certification Program (ETCP) Council.
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LOUISVILLE, KY — ZFX has renovated a 2,400 square feet building of its development facility and world headquarters in Louisville to house the machine shop, leaving over 3,000 square feet of work space for automation specialists.
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NORTHRIDGE, CA — Rent-A-Amp, sound reinforcement company, recently provided the live audio system for the Plymouth Jazz Festival, held on the Caribbean island of Tobago, supported by JBL Professional VerTec line arrays.
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Baltimore, MD––MHA Audio of Hagerstown, Maryland, provided audio coverage and sonic quality at the Second U.S. Virgin Festival’s South Stage and Dance Tent via left and right hangs of Martin Audio’s W8L Longbow line array speakers with flown W8LS subs.
Read More »PORTLAND, OREGON — Horne Audio, Inc. used a combination of compact Electro-Voice line arrays to keep sound focused and sight lines open at the recent Oregon Jamboree country music festival.
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Meridian, MS — The SP FH folded-horn subwoofer from Peavey is engineered with a 3200-watt peak power output, and is designed for low frequency sound reinforcement applications.
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LAKEWOOD, NJ — Neutrik, designer and manufacturer of the XX series XLR cable connector, recently provided an assortment of its products to the audio department of the New England Institute of Art (NEIA). The products will be used to create a cables and connectors reference board for the school’s electronics and maintenance lab, which is used by over 500 students in both the associates and bachelors programs.
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Albany, N.Y. — For nearly six decades, the city of Albany has marked the arrival of spring with the annual Tulip Festival, a three-day gala in historic Washington Park. Aside from more than 200,000 namesake flowers in myriad colors and varieties, the annual event features multiple stages with live entertainment on the first two days.
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GAINESVILLE, GA — Danley Sound Labs is happy to announce the creation of a national sales manager position and the recruitment of pro audio veteran Joel Moak to fill it. Moak will take on many of the national sales duties that had previously been distributed among Danley's existing staff. In addition, Moak will travel extensively to demo the Danley line.
Read More »FAIRFAX, VA — InfoComm International, host of professional AV exhibitions and NSCA, a trade association for the electronics systems contracting industry, have announced a cooperative effort to consolidate industry events for both the professional AV and electronics systems industry.
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