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Kelly Fair: Wohler Technologies
Jason Tan: Mackie (APAC)
Jake Dodson: Riedel Communications
Dr Frank Heinricht: Sennheiser
Stefan Laubereau, Rainer Weiss: Stagetec
Ed Capp: Sound Devices
Jimmy Potter: Marquee AV
Mathieu Poussin, Séverine Olivier: Netia
Michael Atkinson, Paul Connolly: Theatreplan
Jean Mullor: Nexo
Joshua Rush: Audinate
Sabina Berloffa: d&b audiotechnik
Andy Simmons: Orbital
Scott Kelley: RTI
John McMahon; Meyer Sound
Ralph Stockley: The Prolyte Group
Pierpaolo Marziali: Eighteen Sound
Andy Rust: TC Group
Andres Mayo: AES
Dayan Sivalingam: Wohler Technologies
Damien Egan: Clear-Com
Espen Brynildsen: Riedel Australia
Jodie Verley: VDC Trading
Richard Northwood: RH Consulting
Chris Wright, Andy Allen: Audient
David Cooper: Wohler Technologies (EMEA)
Karl Kussmaul: Lawo (US)
Simon Short: Focusrite (RedNet)
Erik Miehs: Riedel Communications
Mac Johnson, Melody Parker: Meyer Sound
Bryan Bradley: Harman Professional (AKG)
Alex Collins: Wohler (APAC)
Andy Duffield, Roland Morcom: Martin Audio
Jesus Cruz: Harman Pro (Mexico)
Luke Ireland: Martin Audio
Mitch Mortenson: Cadac (US)
Simon Holley: Sennheiser
Amnon Harman: d&b audiotechnik
Thierry Gandilhon: Netia
Ralf Schimmel: Lawo
Harry Lewis: Audient
EAW customer support appointments
Gilberto Morejon: Powersoft (Caribbean/Latin America)
Lily Xiao: Beyma (China)
Bash Akhtar, David Morbey: Martin Audio
Steve Farmer: Wohler Technologies
Mathieu Poussin: Netia
Peter Glinvad: TC Group China
Jiou-Pahn Lee: Riedel Communications
Ken Dewar: EAW (EMEA)
Christian Bockskopf, Serkan Güner: Riedel
René Harder: Stagetec
Joel Perry: Wigwam Acoustics
Nicki Fisher: Clear-Com (EMEA)
Ray van Straten: QSC Professional
Mark Ellis-Cope: Entec Sound & Light
Richard Kershaw: HHB
Nick Williams: TC Group (EMEA/APAC)
Christian Luecke: Allen & Heath
Dr Enrique Perez Gonzalez: Solid State Logic
Paul Morini: Cadac (US)
Leif Friestad: VDC Trading
Rob Hughes: Cadac
Graham Kirk: AES
Damian Hawley: Focusrite
Mike van der Logt: Ashly Audio (EMEA)
Scott Fraser: APG
Robin Dibble: Martin Audio
Noel Larson: Harman Professional
Yamaha Music Europe
Joe Keul: Kling & Freitag
Andreas Weingaertner: Martin Audio
Dr John White: QSC Audio Products
Max Lindsay-Johnson: Community Professional
Matt Ward: Brainworx (US)
Robert Margouleff: WSDG
Andrea Ippolito, Anastasia Klinushkina: Outline
Tim Gray: Source Distribution (UK)
Greg Suchomel: Symetrix
Graham Taylor: Wohler Technologies (EMEA)
Liam Connors: RadiantGrid (EMEA)
Mike Rigby: HHB Communications
Phillip Scobee: Crown Audio
Andy Stanton: Wohler Technologies (APAC)
Cameron O’Neill, Peter Cochrane: Riedel (Australia)
Dr Sean Olive: AES President
Pablo Espinosa: Meyer Sound
JBL Tour Sound Division appointments
DPA Microphones management restructure
Stefano Pucello: VDC Trading
Tom Oakes: Orbital Sound
Duncan Savage: Shure Distribution Systems Group
Fred Speckeen: Dynaudio Professional
Rich Soper: CUK Audio
Jorge Serrano, Pedro Enguidanos, Pablo Galve: Beyma
Mark Davidson: Focusrite (RedNet)
Keith Caggiano: Duran Audio (US)
René Greil: Klotz Cables
Owen Xing: TG Group China
Thomas Marcher: Harman Professional (Asia)
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Fast News

Milan’s Teatro alla Scala adopts Riedel intercoms

Milan’s Fondazione Teatro alla Scala has installed Riedel’s Bolero, NSA, RiFace and PunQtum systems to unify and modernise backstage communication in one of the world’s most iconic opera houses.

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Teatro Colón finds balance for Astor Piazzolla Eterno

Among the world’s most prestigious Opera Houses, the acoustics and architecture of Argentina’s Teatro Colón have made it a favourite of greats such as Pavarotti. For the recent Astor Piazzolla Eterno cycle, however, the acoustics presented a challenge: how to deliver sound reinforcement in one of the world’s best acoustically designed venues without altering its original identity.

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UK industry charity GivingBack.tech launches

Recognising a gap in charities’ resources while working on his Together for Cinema project, Ian Morrish has established GivingBack.tech, a new way for UK charities and Community Interest Companies to access high-quality A/V equipment without spending hard-earned funds, and for the A/V industry to repurpose unwanted second-hand, discontinued and B-stock equipment to benefit our community.

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Las Vegas’ Studio DMI installs Focal Utopia Main monitors

Las Vegas’ Studio DMI complex is home to Grammy-nominated mix and mastering engineer Luca Pretolesi  (Major Lazer, Drake, Skrillex, Diplo), now houses four Focal-equipped studios including a Dolby Atmos certified all-Focal mixing studio, following the installation of Focal’s Utopia Main 212 soffit-mounted monitors.

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d&b becomes supporter of Music Venue Trust’s UK Liveline

d&b audiotechnik is the first audio manufacturer to pledge regular support to Liveline, a new initiative set up by Music Venue Trust (MVT) and Save Our Scene (SOS) to strengthen the UK grassroots music sector.

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Tokyo café-bar adapts ambience with Powersoft

A café-bar and collective space on the Meguro River in Nishi Gotanda/Fudomae, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, Toner has upgraded its audio with Powersoft amplifiers and control, creating a sound environment that evolves from its relaxed daytime ambience to high-energy evenings with DJ performances.

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Stuttgart’s HMDK upgrades recording facilities with Genelec

Stuttgart’s State University of Music and the Performing Arts (HMDK) is among Germany’s largest and most prestigious universities for the arts, as well as playing an important role as a concert promoter and cultural centre. With an increasing focus on immersive audio, HMDK recently upgraded its recording facilities with a 9.1.4 control room equipped with Genelec Smart Active Monitors.

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