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Sam North: DiGiCo
Andrew Glasmacher: Genelec Inc (US)
Tamjeed Ahmad: GatesAir
Rick Naqvi: SSL
Bryan Bradley: L-Acoustics
Austin Freshwater: Group One Limited
Markus Maschke, Craig Newbury: Stagetec
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Richard Welsh: SMPTE
Cristiano Traferri: Powersoft
Michael Carvosso, Sanjay Kumar: Williams AV
Gary Gottlieb: AES
Marko Jovanović: Wharfedale Pro
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Alfonso O Lopez: Broadcast Electronics
Ahren Hartman: RF Venue
Philip Norfolk, Brian Dowd: ACT Entertainment
Russ Hughes: Synchronicity Media
Mark Flanagan: Audiologic
Jan Eveleens: Riedel Communications
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Derek Snyder: Hosa Technology
John Croteau: Audioscenic
James Gallagher-Powell: d&b group
Joel Majgier: Powersoft US
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Jeff Gorton: LEA Professional
João Pereira: Next Audiogroup
Aidan Chng: Lightware Visual Engineering
David Ferreira: Next Audiogroup
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Alfie King: RCF UK
Jason Barden: Riedel Communications
Lawo: Nick Pemberton
James Oliver: ACT Entertainment
Mitch Rauch: Powersoft US
Simon Honywill: Martin Audio
Alex Nelson: Loud Audio
Nick Engel: Røde
Akhil Raphael: Audio-Technica (EMEA)
RTS Intercom Systems: Jimmy Parkin
Willem De Rijdt: B&C Speakers (EMEA)
Jim Reed: RCF USA Inc
Maximilian Breder: Broadcast Solutions
Jon Han: LEA Professional
L-Acoustics EMEA restructure
Adam Castillo: Bose Pro
Wisycom/DPA Microphones
Gary Furman: Stage Audio Works
Audio-Technica US System Solutions team
Andrew Twenter: Group One
Rik Kirby: TiMax/OutBoard
Dave Bryce: Royer Labs
Anthony Wilkins: Calrec
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John Jennings: Royer Labs
Jamie Dunn: Lawo
Eric Randt: RTI
Bob Lee, Richard Stockton: RF Venue
Anne Hamlett: L-Acoustics
Andy Rigler: Void Acoustics
Tony Price: Point Source Audio
Mark Humrichouser: Audio-Technica
Pat McConnell: A&H USA
Dan Roncoroni: TiMax
Jeff Miranda: Linea Research/Optimal Audio
Charlie Kowalczyk: AtlasIED
Brad Berridge: Focusrite Group US
Mahtab Neptune: Eventide
Joe Kaveney, Andrew Gizara: Renkus-Heinz
Patricia (Patty) Adeyemi: B&C Speakers
Massimo Minardi: Lavoce
Danny Clarke: Wharfedale Pro
Michael Bridwell: AtlasIED
Paul Richardson: Lavoce
Raymond Tee: EAW
Ben Mahoney: RTI
Michael Keen: RTS
Steen Tychsen: Genelec
Yasmine Riechers: Georg Neumann GmbH
Daryl Friedman: Cedia
Dave MacKinnon: Clear-Com
James Bamlett: EAW
Matteo Cingolani: Beyma
Ann Vermont: Sennheiser
Robert Scovill: EAW
Marc Glattes, Scott Wakelin: L-Acoustics (US)
Jimmy Liang: Genelec
Jen Watman: SSL (US)
Bryan Lee: Sound Devices
Martin Andersson: Apex
Kristy Shepherd, Laura Davidson: Audiologic
James Jepson: Maxhub
Marco Weissert: Shure
K-array corporate appointments
Takis Tsonopoulos: Powersoft (MEA)
Jocelyne Bückner: Holoplot
Andy Appleyard: dB Broadcast
James Martin: SCV Distribution
Nick Williams: IAG
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Fast News

Richie Owens bring Nashville to England with HK Audio

Bringing his blend of country, rock and punk to historic pubs across England, Nashville-based singer-songwriter Richie Owens looked to HK Audio’s US distributor KMC Music for support on the road. In response, UK distributor Polar Audio supplied two Polar 10 Mk2 systems to tour manager Paul Hought for venues without their own PA.

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RCF wins further China IP infringement cases

Following earlier successful court outcomes, RCF has secured additional favourable outcomes in China in trademark infringement and loudspeaker design patent cases. These results advance the company’s ongoing efforts to protect its intellectual property, customers, and authorised sales network.

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Michigan State Uni installs Genelec monitoring in new hall

Michigan State University’s College of Music has transformed Eichler Hall into one of the most ambitious immersive audio environments in American higher education, installing a Genelec Smart IP loudspeaker system for Ambisonic composition, performance, education and multidisciplinary research.

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Odiin Experiences the Outline advantage in New Delhi

Recently named Nightclub of the Year 2026 (East) at the ET Hospitality World Restaurant & Nightlife Awards in New Delhi, Odiin Experiences has a newly installed Outline system designed and installed by Jagjeet S Bhatti of Singhpandit Electronics, who also served as system consultant.

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L-Acoustics gets to work at Randers’ Værket theatre

Built it as the city’s electricity plant in 1906, Denmark’s city of Randers Municipality converted the premises that now house into a performing arts complex in 1990. Værket (the works) stages theatre, musicals, lectures, classical concerts and contemporary touring productions, and has recently updated the L-Acoustics ARCS II system originally installed in 2016 to better support its work.

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Manchester’s Satan’s Hollow summons BlacklineQ

Among Manchester’s longest-running and best known alternative nightspots, Satan’s Hollow has been a cornerstone of the city’s rock, metal and punk scenes for more that two decades. Tasked with delivering a major sound upgrade in the venue’s devilishly challenging space, Neuron AV looked to Martin Audio’s BlacklineQ Series.

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CFIG Arena reborn to meet Czech First League criteria

Originally holding 15,000 spectators, the Pardubice Stadion Arnošta Košťála saw its capacity declined over the decades since its 1931 opening to just 1,000 before a complete 2021-23 reconstruction to meet Czech First League criteria. Key to this resurrection were the EAW loudspeakers and Powersoft Quattrocanali amplifiers installed by Czech integrator Forsound.

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