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Fast News

Munjeong Fun Station opens in Seoul with HK Audio sound

A new public plaza in Seoul is set to bring live concerts to commuters and office workers. Part of a Seoul Metropolitan Government programme to turn underused spaces near major subway stations into cultural and leisure hubs, Munjeong Fun Station features an HK Audio sound system designed and installed by Korean integrator Sama Sound.

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Ian Beveridge adopts Sennheiser Spectera for Foos tours

For 37 years, monitor engineer Ian Beveridge has been the hand at the monitor console for Dave Grohl, touring with Nirvana to support their debut album in Europe through to the recent Foo Fighters stadium tour – for which Beveridge and the technical crew used Sennheiser’s Spectera wideband bidirectional wireless system counter baseline RF concerns.

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Creole City upgrades Estadio Yldefonso Sola Morales

Nicknamed The Creole City, Caguas in the east-central region of Puerto Rico shares its passion for baseball with rest of the country. Having undergone numerous prior renovations, the local Estadio Yldefonso Sola Morales has recently installed artificial turf, and upgraded its lighting, seating and restrooms – and now its sound system.

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DirectOut Prodigy/Yamaha DM7 ecosystem compatibility

DirectOut has announced compatibility between its Prodigy ecosystem and Yamaha’s DM7 Series consoles, as well as the new DM5 digital mixing consoles. This new integration enables engineers to directly control analogue gain settings and essential preamp functions from the console surface in live sound, broadcast, theatre and installed audio applications.

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Storm descends on Manchester’s AO Arena

Accompanying the return of Manchester Storm Ice Hockey Club to the AO Arena, UK-based installation specialist DizzyFish has delivered a comprehensive audio solution including a new large-scale Wharfedale Pro loudspeaker system to enhance the match-night experience for thousands of supporters.

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Cloudbass trials virtualised sports OB with SSL System T

UK outside broadcast specialist Cloudbass has completed a proof of concept demonstrating how software-defined production can significantly reduce the infrastructure and physical footprint required onsite, using SSL’s System T Virtual Tempest Engine for virtualised audio processing.

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EAW expands Florida and Caribbean presence

EAW has added representation in Florida and the Caribbean to the company’s existing support network in the Southeast US with the appointment of HWPco as a local partner.

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