Revellata takes Audio-Technica and Optimal to France
Inspired by both Italian and Corsican food and architecture, Revellata bar and restaurant was created by restauranteur Rodolphe Laferrerie. Following the success of his previous establishment, Liberta in Le Mans, Laferriere engaged A/V specialist EMS Le Mans to outfit Revellata’s stunning terraces and central bar.
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Clair Global Archives website
Marking 60 years in pro audio in 2026, live event production services, integrated permanent solutions and pro audio product manufacturing specialist Clair Global has been actively preserving the history of its people, projects and products for the past three years. To commemorate this milestone, the Clair Global Archives website has launched to offer insights into the company’s beginnings and significant transformation.
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Nexo books in to new Reykjavík Japanese restaurant
Spanning three floors of a restored Icelandic heritage house dating back to 1907, Reykjavík’s Shiro Japanese restaurant comprises a main restaurant dining room, attic floor Teppanyaki restaurant, private karaoke room and basement bar, all equipped with Nexo ID Series sound installed by local A/V specialist, Exton.
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Bangkok restaurant installs Optimal sound system
Bangkok’s Japanish restaurant recently installed an Optimal Audio ecosystem, allowing clever zoning control devised by Wasee Karnchawee of Optimal Audio distributor, ProPlugin.
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Alcons sound supports 2026 SCAD Savannah Film Festival
The 2026 SCAD Savannah Film Festival is being supported by Alcons Audio as Production Partner, bringing its pro-ribbon cinema technology to the SCAD Museum of Art Cinema and the Lucas Theatre for the Arts. Combining existing installations with supplementary systems for the festival, the collaboration puts accurate sound reproduction at the heart of the screening experience, preserving the detail, dynamics and emotional impact of filmmakers’ work.
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London theatre production uses unorthodox spatialisation
With a revolving two-storey glass house that formed the founding feature of the set for Simon Stone’s The Oresteia at London’s Bridge Theatre, the sound design was never going to be conventional. Nor was it, with TiMax spatialisation.
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Portugal’s Casino de Espinho installs L-Acoustics system
After railway access turned a quiet fishing village into one of Portugal’s original seaside resorts the town of Espinho had six casinos by the early 1900s. The tradition continues on Rua 19, its main thoroughfare, where Casino de Espinho has been one of the region’s entertainment landmarks since 1974. Its showpiece Salão Atlântico, recently calling on brought in SLS to install an new L-Acoustics sound system.
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