Strategic Connections Implements Community IV6 In New System At Rocky Mount Event Center By PSW Staff • January 23, 2019 Systems integrator Strategic Connections (North Carolina) recently completed the design and installation of a new sound system in the main sports and event hall of… Read More
Balanced And Unbalanced Connections By Mike Rivers • January 18, 2019 The significance of balanced and unbalanced connections between audio devices, as well as the meaning of the terms, is often misunderstood. A balanced output can… Read More
LightWerks Deploys Bose Professional ControlSpace EX-1280C Processors At Harbor Regional Center By PSW Staff • January 9, 2019 AV systems integrator LightWerks Communication Systems recently deployed two Bose Professional ControlSpace EX-1280C Conferencing processors at the Harbor Regional Center (HRC) in Torrance,… Read More
The Incidental Contractor: Go In With Eyes Wide Open By Bruce Main • October 31, 2018 We’re currently in-between touring seasons. Cables and snakes have been tested and repaired, wood painted, and cases treated to fresh new stenciling. All racks have… Read More
Getting A Handle On Church System Maintenance, Upgrades & Lifecycles By Gary Zandstra • October 25, 2018 Do you replace production/system equipment based on it being worn out or for new features and functionality? When we get a new system or new… Read More
Illuminating The Audience With Beautiful, Consistent Audio Coverage By Pat Brown • September 25, 2018 When it comes to room acoustics, definitions of “correct” or “appropriate” can be largely dependent upon the musical tastes of the listeners, often making it… Read More
Install Your Own Church Sound System? Here Are Some Cautionary Tales By Curt Taipale • September 11, 2018 Audio consultants often find themselves working with people in churches who seem eternally bent on saving money at any cost. This is the kind of… Read More
Church Sound: The Cost Of Getting It Wrong By Mike Sessler • August 29, 2018 A few years ago, Tim Cool from Visioneering posted a thought-provoking post of the same name (… Read More
Sound Advice: Playing Safe With Power By Mike Sokol • August 27, 2018 No, it’s not the name of an insurance company or a European sports car—GFCI is an abbreviation/acronym for Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter. They’ve been required… Read More
Dining Experience At Chicago’s Hotel Zachary Enhanced By Martin Audio CDD Series By PSW Staff • August 15, 2018 Right across the street from iconic Wrigley Field in Chicago, Hotel Zachary is a dining destination with restaurants from some of the city’s best chef-driven restaurant… Read More
Meyer Sound Constellation Expands Musical Possibilities At Monash University’s Alexander Theatre In Melbourne By PSW Staff • August 15, 2018 As the technology centerpiece of a total renovation project, a Meyer Sound Constellation acoustic system has been installed in the 561-seat Alexander Theatre at… Read More
Fulcrum Loudspeakers Drive System Upgrades At Anthology In Upstate NY By PSW Staff • August 14, 2018 Anthology, a 1,000-capacity live performance venue in Rochester, NY has been outfitted with a new house and monitor systems developed via an iterative process and… Read More
Symetrix Prism Enables Expansion Of The Shops At Willow Bend In Texas By PSW Staff • August 14, 2018 The multifaceted zoned sound system serving the Shops at Willow Bend shopping center in the North Dallas area has been updated with new digital processing… Read More
New Audient ASP8024|HE Console Serves As Valuable Teaching Tool At University Centre Weston In England By PSW Staff • August 13, 2018 A new Audient ASP8024|HE console at University Centre Weston (UCW) in Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, England has proven to be a valuable teaching tool from… Read More
Renkus-Heinz IC Live Gen5 Loudspeakers Deployed For New Sanctuary Of St. Gregory The Great In Kansas By PSW Staff • August 13, 2018 The new home of St. Gregory the Great Catholic Church in Marysville, KS, the fifth building in the parish’s 150-year history, is equipped with a… Read More
