A recent FCC ruling specifies that wireless microphones, wireless intercoms, and personal monitors may continue to operate in the UHF television band between TV channels 14-51 (470-698 MHz), and in the VHF television band between TV channels 7-13 (174-216 MHz).

All Electro-Voice wireless microphone products are manufactured to utilize bandwidths below 698 MHz, and have been for some time.

Line comprises self-contained and passive models compatible with the Aero line-array

Bosch Communications Systems is pleased to announce the nominees for its Customer Service Shining Star Award 2008: Cherry Clemens, Cheryl Coughlin, La Shanda Freeman, Patty Montague, Vonnie Nelson, and Gayle Remarcik. More coming soon!

Condenser microphone with USB connectivity and omni directional as well as cardiod polar pattern

SonicPrint allows for almost any graphical design to be printed on acoustical panels

Gibson Dark Fire hi-tech guitar in limited edition

For the fifth time in as many years, Texas-based LD Systems traveled to Las Vegas in December for the 49th annual Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (WNFR), a 10-day event many consider the Super Bowl of rodeo. LD has partnered with the WNFR since 2004 as the event’s exclusive light and stage producer. 2007 marked the first year that LD also supplied sound reinforcement for the event.

A recent Electro-Voice XLC sound system installation by Louisiana-based Gulf Coast Sound (GCS) and consultants Acoustic Dimensions (Dallas, Texas) at the Cajundome in Lafayette, La. stands out at the end of a stellar year for Electro-Voice arena and stadium installs.

Ivor Drawmer designed the alltube S2 with additional sound tools to work in dual mono or stereo-link mode