Simplified system setup and limitless scalability addressed in multimedia presentation On March 6th Allen & Heath and Audinate hosted Network Simplicity that Scales from Sanctuary to Stage, a one-hour webinar …
Mount Harmony Baptist Church in Matthews, North Carolina recently upgraded its fellowship hall audio system with an Allen & Heath SQ-6 digital mixer, a DX168 expander and an AR2412 expander. …
BEAVERTON, Ore. — Biamp has appointed John Major as the company’s new Vice President of Operations. In this role, Major oversees all elements of the company’s supply chain, manufacturing, and …
SQ Series TEC Award serves as capstone among recent crowning achievements Allen & Heath was among the technical achievement winners at the 34th Annual NAMM TEC Awards held in Anaheim, California …
A.C. ProMedia, distributor of state-of-the-art products and technologies aimed at the install & Architainment markets, is honored to be selected as the exclusive North American Distributor for DSpecialists’ HARVEY product …
With a mission to meet people of all ages at their point of need with opportunity for spiritual growth and discipleship by instruction in the Word of God, Fellowship Bible Church is a non-denominational house of worship that offers a blend of both contemporary and traditional worship services. The church recently upgraded its sound reinforcement (SR) capabilities with the installation of the new CDL series loudspeakers offered by PreSonus® Audio Electronics—making this the first full CDL series deployment in the United States.
Horizon AVL of Blackwood, NJ, a full service audiovisual integration firm that services the worship, broadcast, and commercial markets, was contracted to design and deploy the new sound system at Fellowship Bible Church. After consulting with church management to ascertain their goals and expectations, Joshua Kell, Chief Executive Officer of Horizon AVL, penned a system consisting of six PreSonus CDL12 Constant Directivity Loudspeakers augmented by two CDL18s Active Subwoofers. He discussed the project and his reasons for deploying the CDL series.
The 136th Knights of Columbus Supreme Convention was held in early August in Baltimore, Maryland at the Baltimore Convention Center. With over 2,200 Cardinals, Archbishops, and Bishops in attendance, the agenda included daily mass, business sessions, followed by state dinners, and an awards ceremony.
A Yamaha PM7, CL5, and CL1 Digital Audio Consoles were used by CMI AV of Rochester NY and sold to CMI by Applied Audio and Theatre Supply of Rochester. “We have had a long relationship with CMI supplying various Yamaha audio consoles and Rio boxes as their needs expand,” states Daniel V. Mckenzie, Vice President, Applied Audio and Theatre Supply.
Located a short distance southeast of Baton Rouge, Word of Life Christian Center is dedicated to changing people’s lives with the Word of God and equipping them to evangelize the word. Guided by Pastor Leroy Thompson, the church recently upgraded several of its facilities, including a new sound reinforcement system that included selected WorxAudio® and ULT series loudspeakers, a StudioLive® Series III digital console, EarMix® 16M AVB networked monitor mixers, a SW5E 5-port AVB switch and more—all drawn from the catalogs of PreSonus® Audio Electronics, Inc. (www.presonus.com) of Baton Rouge, LA.
Word of Life Christian Center’s new SR system was coordinated through Guitar Center Professional of Baton Rouge with I Am Music, LLC (also of Baton Rouge) handling the actual installation. Jason Lindgren, GC Pro’s Account Manager and Amos Singleton, President of the AV integration firm I Am Music, LLC, spent considerable time consulting with church management to ascertain their requirements for the new loudspeaker system. Ultimately, the decision was made to deploy a combination of PreSonus WorxAudio XL1i-P line arrays, V5 line arrays, X1M line arrays, and TL218SS sub bass enclosures. Completing the package, PreSonus ULT10 loudspeakers were also utilized. Both Lindgren and Singleton discussed the project.
SAN JOSE, California, August 22, 2018 – Atlona announces that Ed Grabscheid has joined the executive team as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) effective immediately, following a successful three-plus year run …
Oslo, Norway-August 2018… Built in 1932 in the Romanesque Revival style that became popular in the mid-19th century, Ris Church seats 500 and features a high wooden ceiling, stone walls, and a rear balcony. Unlike most such churches, Ris Church is oriented north-south because of the shape of its plot. Services are traditional in this landmark historic building, featuring a large French Romantic-style organ and a choir that performs from the steps in front of the apse.
Recently, Ris Church added a new sound system featuring Renkus-Heinz ICONYX digitally steerable loudspeakers. Designed by Per Amundsen and installed by ABC Teknikk, the new system is primarily used for speech reinforcement. A BSS Soundweb London BLU-series signal processor manages the system.
