Forbidden, makers of the market-leading professional video editing software, Forscene, today announced the restructuring of its commercial and marketing departments. The new structure allows Forbidden to better capitalize on its …
FOR-A’s HVS-2000 video production switcher will make its U.S. debut at NAB 2015. First introduced at last year’s IBC Show, the HVS-2000 recently began shipping, and is the newest unit …
Roland’s Professional A/V Division is pleased to announce the expansion of it’s sales force with the appointment of Jeremy Engel as National Sales Manager and four new manufacturer’s representative firms …
Riedel Communications, provider of pioneering real-time video, audio, data, and communications networks, has appointed Andreas Pater to serve as the company’s head of rental innovations. In this new role at …
After struggling with a challenging acoustical environment and a sound-reinforcement system that couldn’t distribute sound consistently throughout all areas of their sanctuary, Prescott United Methodist Church decided enough was enough. After all, if the congregation can’t hear clearly, the message is lost. To solve the problem, church management upgraded to a line array system drawn from the TrueLine catalog of Greensboro, North Carolina-based WorxAudio Technologies, a division of PreSonus (www.presonus.com).
CSD Group, Inc., an award winning, nationally recognized Fort Wayne, Indiana, firm that provides design and installation services for audio, video, and lighting, was contracted to design and install the church’s new sound system. Working in close coordination with the WorxAudio Technologies’ engineering team, CSD president Doug Hood and his crew ultimately deployed two WorxAudio X3i-P compact, all-in-one, powered line arrays as the primary loudspeaker system.
LiveU booth #SU4405 LiveU, the pioneer and leader in IP-based live video services and broadcast solutions for acquisition, management and distribution, will present a complete range of broadcast video devices …
