Hisoric Tallinn theatre receives sound upgrade
In successive restoration and construction projects taking place over half a century, Lai Street, resulting in the unification of 16 district buildings on Tallinn’s Lai Street – each dating back to the 13th century – have given the Estonian Youth Theatre a unifiedholistic theatre complex.
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Rabat joins Ice Hockey top table with K-array arena install
Morocco’s capital city of Rabat continues to build on the international sports stage with the new Rabat Ice Hockey Arena – an Olympic-sized rink that doubles as a multipurpose event space, with lighting, structural elements, LED walls and a high-performance audio system.
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Wintercircus brings Hyperreal sound to Ghent club scene
Located within one of Belgium’s most storied historic structures in the heart of Ghent, Club Wintercircus was conceived from the outset as a premium destination for both nightlife and live music – without compromise. When Viernulvier and Democrazy launched the project, their brief was for a best-in-class immersive audio experience, and was met by L-Acoustics L-ISA Immersive Hyperreal Sound.
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Britten-Norman advances airborne 5G system integration
Britten-Norman has passed a milestone in its collaboration with World Mobile Stratospheric, with the BN2T-4S Islander aircraft now prepared for the next phase of 5G system integration. The aircraft is now ready for installation of the airborne 5G antenna system.
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Phil Wickham tours US with DiGiCo Quantum consoles
In more than 20 years of recording and touring, Contemporary Christian Music (CCM) artist Phil Wickham has released 14 albums supported by numerous tours and events that span churches to arenas. These performances have come to rely on DiGiCo consoles, including recently updated Quantum338 Pulse consoles on his Songs of the Saints US tour.
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Met upgrades Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium sound
The world renowned Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City has upgraded its Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium, simultaneously overcoming its long-standing acoustic challenges and providing a portable system for performances across the museum’s gallery spaces.
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Oxford Uni equips new studio with Classic32 console
The University of Oxford has unveiled its Stephen A Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities, home to seven faculties, institutes and research centres including the Faculty of Music’s three music studios – one featuring a Harrison 32Classic 32-channel analogue mixing console serving various music venues and rehearsal spaces over the building’s Dante network.
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