Tonhalle Düsseldorf renews renowned concert acoustic
Built in 1926 as a planetarium and since converted into a concert hall, Tonhalle Düsseldorf has since earned worldwide recognition for its exceptional acoustics. When the hall’s aging sound system began experiencing critical failures, the opportunity was there to install an audio system worthy of a venue approaching its centennial without compromising its legendary acoustic integrity.
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ORF upgrades Vienna Musikverein control room
With the 2025/26 concert season underway, Austrian national broadcaster ORF has put its recently upgraded sound control room at the Vienna Musikverein – now equipped with IP-based audio technology from Lawo.
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Funktion-One appoints distributor for Japan and Taiwan
Loudspeaker manufacturer Funktion-One has appointed Audio Gears Co as its distributor for Japan and Taiwan, building on the company’s success in Thailand and Vietnam.
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AES and IES announce new resource collaboration
The Audio Engineering Society (AES) has announced a new shared resource arrangement with the Illuminating Engineering Society (IES), marking what it is calling an important step forward in strengthening the organisation’s leadership, operational capacity and long-term growth and stability.
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HK Audio names Rock Distribution as Estonia distributor
HK Audio has named Rock Distribution as its official distribution partner for Estonia.
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Rotterdam’s Portlantis centre opens with Genelec
Located at the western-most point of Maasvlakte, the Portlantis visitor and exhibition centre has opened in the Port of Rotterdam inviting visitors to journey through the port’s 100-year history, experience the port of today, and take a glimpse into the future. Systems integrator Ata Tech BV and project sound designer Danny Weijermans selected Genelec 4410 Smart IP loudspeakers to immerse visitors in the experience.
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Tokyo’s G-Town Stadium opens with Martin Audio sound
The recently opened Giants Town Stadium in Inagi, Tokyo, is home to the Yomiuri Giants’ ‘farm team’ (nursery club) and will also host women’s and amateur men’s baseball games as well as being a multi-use facility. Designed to bring fans closer to the action, the 2,900-seat, three-storey stadium is equipped with a Martin Audio-based weatherised sound system.
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