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  • Wednesday, March 25, 2009
    Ringgold Baptist Church Selects WorxAudio TrueLineX3i-P Line Array For Audio Upgrade
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    PSW Staff 03/25/09 08:18 AM, 0 Comments
    With a rich history that dates back to 1876, Ringgold Baptist Church recently decided to overhaul the sound reinforcement system in its sanctuary, an effort spearheaded by Danville, VA-based Big Sound Productions, which selected a WorxAudio Technologies TrueLine X3i-P line array to head the new system. Chuck Eskey, Owner of Big Sound Productions, a design/build firm that caters primarily to the church audiovisual installation market, discussed the challenges this project presented. “The sanctuary at Ringgold Baptist Church is approximately 80… View this story
    Filed in: Church Sound • News • Installation • Line Array • Software • Sound Reinforcement • Subwoofer

  • Friday, March 13, 2009
    Big Mick Hughes & Midas XL8 Roll Into Europe As Metallica Tour Continues
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    PSW Staff 03/13/09 08:22 AM, 0 Comments
    After three months in North America, Metallica’s Death Magnetic tour has rolled into Europe with front of house engineer Big Mick Hughes at the helm of his Midas XL8 live performance system, creating what he describes as “the best sound it’s been, ever. The XL8 has been absolutely flawless, it hasn’t missed a beat once.” It’s been 18 months since Mick first took the XL8 out on European summer dates with Metallica. “You use analog for so long you get… View this story
    Filed in: Live Sound • News • Slideshow • Concert • Consoles • Digital • Networking

  • Wednesday, March 11, 2009
    D.C.‘s Metro Transit Stations Upgrade Paging Intelligiblity With Neumann TLM 103 Mics
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    PSW Staff 03/11/09 08:19 AM, 0 Comments
    To enhance the intelligibility of the paging systems within the 86-station Washington Metro rapid transit system in Washington, D.C., all paging announcement microphones have been upgraded to high-end, broadcast-quality Neumann TLM 103s. Washington Metro, or “Metro” for short, has one command and control center in downtown Washington D.C., and a second that is near completion in Hyattsville, Maryland. Within each center, four workstations permit the simultaneous pre-recording of separate pages or, more frequently, simultaneous real-time pages with different content sent… View this story
    Filed in: Live Sound • News • Installation • Microphone • Sound Reinforcement