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Thursday, February 19, 2009
PSW Staff 02/19/09 09:25 AM, 0 CommentsAllen & Heath has shipped the first batch of the new iLive-T digital mixing systems. The iLiveT was launched last month at Winter NAMM 2009, and the British manufacturer has been overwhelmed as distributors have placed orders months in advance to cope with demand. “The response to iLive-T has been unprecedented and production is now flat out to fulfill orders,” explains Managing Director Glenn Rogers. “In all my years in the pro audio industry I’ve rarely seen a reaction to… View this story
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Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Dave Dermont 02/18/09 11:43 AM, 0 CommentsEver since my most recent steady house gig became not quite so steady, I’ve been banished to a 14-foot straight truck to do gigs that usually come at the last minute. In fact, last minute gigs have become the rule instead of the exception. I used to consider getting booked for a Saturday gig on the prior Tuesday as a tight timeframe. Lately, Saturday night bookings are arriving on Saturday afternoon. The gig I’m writing about here, however, was booked… View this story
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Friday, February 13, 2009
PSW Staff 02/13/09 01:33 PM, 0 CommentsFull Compass has announced Graceview Baptist Church in Tomball, Texas, as the winner of the “BIG Giveaway” hosted by Full Compass at the WFX Show last November in Houston. At WFX, the Full Compass exhibit space represented a full worship experience. including a functioning performance stage with the latest in audio, video, and lighting effects, with attendees able to register to win an AV equipment package valued at over $60,000. Chris Chapel, Associate Pastor of Praise and Worship at Graceview… View this story
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Friday, February 06, 2009
PSW Staff 02/06/09 10:37 AM, 0 CommentsIn an effort to make its services more engaging and relevant to an ever-expanding and diversified congregation, Haw River Christian Church, doing business as The Lamb’s Chapel in Haw River, NC, recently completed its new, two-story, 31,889 square foot worship center that’s headline by a new sound reinforcement system, as well as a dynamic video system. With the sanctuary providing a seating capacity ranging from 2,500-3,000 (depending upon the arrangement of the movable seating), the new complex takes advantage of… View this story
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Thursday, February 05, 2009
PSW Staff 02/05/09 02:11 PM, 0 CommentsThroughout Germany, sound company Lleyendecker GmbH has used CAMCO Vortex amplifiers to power a long list of national and international artists taking part in the unique Street Gigs Series, sponsored by T-Mobile. Taking the best bands to the most unexpected locations: that is the mission of T-Mobile’s “Street Gigs” Series. Germany’s leading mobile communications company has transformed a wrecking yard into a concert venue for punk rockers Billy Talent. In one of the largest Street Gigs events, the Kaiser Chiefs… View this story
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Thursday, January 29, 2009Fletcher’s NAMMservations (Or How I Went To Winter NAMM ‘09 And Learned About Drum Stick Free Zones)
Fletcher 01/29/09 04:56 PM, 0 CommentsDay 1 Dateline: ANAHEIM, CA, USA - So I was a day late in showing up for NAMM… which isn’t necessarily a bad thing because this is pretty much an annual event akin to the Bill Murray film “Groundhog Day” (where the same nonsense happens day after day until the lead role “gets it right”). Late or not, I arrived to find the same vendors of “custom” (in other words, off the rack) guitar pick guards… The same drum companies… View this story
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Sunday, January 25, 2009
PSW Staff 01/25/09 11:40 PM, 0 CommentsThe world of church sound has never been more exciting, as the constant flow of new technology continues to make a positive impact on the quality of audio provided for worship services. Further, these developments, as well as the increasing knowledge among both church sound practitioners and systems integrators of how best to apply them, are opening up a plethora of new possibilities in terms of increasing the scope of worship production. Enjoy this tour of some recent audio technology… View this story
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Wednesday, January 21, 2009
PSW Staff 01/21/09 01:10 PM, 1 CommentIn one of the most widely viewed and celebrated civic events in history, Baltimore-based audio systems provider Maryland Sound (MSI) deployed JBL VERTEC line arrays as the main PA system for the inauguration of President Barack Obama on January 20. The ceremony took place at the United States Capitol in Washington D.C., with a crowd of more than 1.5 million onlookers extending two miles from the Capitol to the Lincoln Memorial on the Potomac River, and along Pennsylvania Avenue to… View this story
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Tuesday, January 13, 2009
PSW Staff 01/13/09 09:07 AM, 0 CommentsAllen & Heath has launched a new compact digital mixing system, the iLive-T Series, which has all the performance and power of the original iLive in a light weight, affordable package. The T Series comprises the fixed I/O iDR-32 and iDR-48 MixRacks and iLive-T80 and iLive-T112 Surface options with remote CAT5 connection. Each rack can be used with either control surface, and all models will be compatible with the existing iLive units. “The T Series has been developed using proven… View this story
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Tuesday, December 30, 2008
PSW Staff 12/30/08 04:01 PM, 0 CommentsTouring in support of their most recent album, Accelerate, R.E.M. selected Oxnard, California-based Rat Sound to handle sound reinforcement requirements, with Brett Eliason serving as FOH engineer and George Squiers handling monitor mix honors. Clair Brothers sublet two Midas XL8 digital mixing consoles (for house and monitors) to Rat Sound for the tour. “We pushed for the Midas consoles,” Eliason notes, adding, “Having the Midas preamps at the front end and a true 24-bit, 96 kHz digital resolution were the… View this story
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