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Monash University gets a lighting upgrade from ETC & Jands
When Russell Proud started as Manager, Technical Services, for the University’s Academy of Performing Arts six years ago he a knew there was a problem. ... -
Klipsch Audio joins D-Tools Manufacturer Vantage Point program
D-Tools Inc. has announced that Klipsch Audio has officially joined the D-Tools Manufacturer Vantage Point (MVP) program. Klipsch is a leading global speaker and headphone manufacturer. The company’s ... -
Convergent Technologies signs new brands
Convergent Technologies has signed two new brands for Australian distribution: Transformative Engineering and Revolution Acoustics “Transformative Engineering provides exceptional solutions to contemporary IP challenges in the ... -
Optical Audio choses Clear-Com for the 15th Pacific Games
Optical Audio is a boutique provider of high-end audio processing, communications and control equipment working out of Melbourne, Australia. Technical director Jason Read heads up a ... -
Standards for advanced audio broadcasting technology approved by ITU
ITU membership has unanimously approved open standards, Recommendation ITU-R BS.2088-0, aimed at delivering advanced sound for broadcasting services that will create a listening experience that is closer ... -
Canberra Theatre Centre gets a lighting upgrade
The Canberra Theatre Centre has just installed a top-notch lighting system with the support and expertise of Sound Advice and Jands. “It was definitely time ... -
Three upbeat restaurants rely on ELAN to entertain
Whether it’s the big game on a Sunday afternoon, a low-key dinner on Wednesday evening, or a live DJ set on Friday night, Ryan Brevig is ... -
Movie director Michael Bay outfits home theatre with Barco projection
Barco is the projector of choice for Michael Bay who recently selected a Barco 4K model for what he describes as “one of the very best ... -
Halloween chills brought into Australian homes with Philips Hue and Paranormal Activity cinematographer
To create the chilling effects seen in creepy movies and haunting TV shows, on-screen cinematographers use light to heighten fears, build suspense and, ultimately, intensify the ...
