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Anthony Berry, Andrew Glasmacher: Genelec
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Tamjeed Ahmad: GatesAir
Rick Naqvi: SSL
Bryan Bradley: L-Acoustics
Austin Freshwater: Group One Limited
Markus Maschke, Craig Newbury: Stagetec
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Cristiano Traferri: Powersoft
Michael Carvosso, Sanjay Kumar: Williams AV
Gary Gottlieb: AES
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Alfonso O Lopez: Broadcast Electronics
Ahren Hartman: RF Venue
Philip Norfolk, Brian Dowd: ACT Entertainment
Russ Hughes: Synchronicity Media
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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
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Anthony Wilkins: Calrec
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Eric Randt: RTI
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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
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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
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Fast News

ArtAV adds spatial element to Cambridge Kettle’s Yard

Created in 1957 by former Tate Gallery Assistant Jim Ede and wife Helen, Kettle’s Yard in Cambridge was both their home and a space for the public to enjoy contemporary art in an informal, domestic setting. Almost 70 years on, when a spatial audio component was required for a new exhibition by Lubaina Himid and Magda Stawarska, specialist integrator ArtAV assisted in creating an environment that worked with the space rather than against it.

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Sydney Conservatorium updates concert hall with Alcons

The Sydney Conservatorium of Music has completed a major audio upgrade to its heritage-listed Verbrugghen Hall, replacing a legacy PA system, installed at the turn of the century, with an Alcons Audio system from Loud And Clear Sales.

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Sontronics partners with KMC Music for US relaunch

Sontronics is proud to announce the official relaunch in the United States through a new partnership with KMC Music.

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Audio Acoustics brings CloudPower amps to Netherlands

Belgian manufacturer Apex – the company behind the CloudPower installation amplifier range – has appointed Audio Acoustics as its exclusive distribution partner in The Netherlands.

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Malta gets first Dolby Atmos immersive music studio

From October 2025, Lito’s Place has been able to offer Dolby Atmos mixing services to clients and host in-person demonstrations at its base in Malta. These sessions will allow clients to experience the potential of immersive audio and understand how this latest dimension of sound delivery can transform projects.

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Vilco Convention Centre adds permanent L-Acoustics PA

The Vilco Convention Centre in Bad Vilbel is being claimed to ‘represent the next evolution of a historic meeting place’. When it first opened, it featured an L-Acoustics A10 sound system designed primarily for speech reinforcement. However, as live music events began taking a more prominent place in the venue’s programming, a full concert-grade system became increasingly essential prompting the management team to approach integrator Aveo for an answer.

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Martin Audio takes a seat at NYC’s Obvio supper club

Kurt Schlossberg’s ear Networks design and consulting company recently undertook its first project for Chilean-born restaurateur Juan Santa Cruz, as the Obvio supper club and cocktail bar joined the operator’s portfolio of upmarket establishments, including two in Central London’s Mayfair and Notting Hill.

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