Latest articles by Jack Kontney
Shure’s Chris Lyons explains the June 12 transition order and its implications for wireless users.
The annual music products show in Anaheim boasted numerous new product releases and palpable hope for a strong 2010.
Shure’s Chris Lyons explains the June 12 transition order and its implications for wireless users.
The digital-input speakers represent Genelec’s commitment to advanced technology in loudspeaker design.
Software Version 3 for C10 Series and Version 4 for C100 Series support wide-ranging upgrades to both SSL consoles.
Veteran monitor engineer shares the techniques and equipment he uses to keep musicians happy and sounding great.
Audio-Technica, Sennheiser and Shure all offer mic and/or wireless incentives.
University of Maryland start-up company VisiSonics brings practical applications of cutting-edge technology to AES Booth 758.
Content distributor DG Fastchannel discusses the CALM Act and how the distribution chain can expect things to change as implementation rules come into focus.
131st Convention Preliminary Events Calendar and Platinum Mastering Panel participants are announced.
Algerian National Radio is first in line for new cost-effective, feature-rich digital mixing console by Studer.
Dialogue enhancement technology and new MultimediaPlayer are unveiled at IBC, IFA trade shows.
Richard Cabot has the prescription for post-DTV audio stress
NAB attendees flocked to audio providers for seamless solutions to surround-sound and loudness control issues
The next-generation JetStream Mini audio router simplifies setup when used with Logitek control surfaces
The new Dolby multistream decoder architecture is intended to bridge functionality gaps in receivers across multiple broadcast standards
Customers can trade in 700MHz receivers in any age or condition for a rebate on a subsequent A-T wireless purchase
Console manufacturer Euphonix recently announced record sales and an imminent move to a new HQ
Soundtronics and ATK Audiotek overcame the daunting RF environment of a major L.A. event with expertise and equipment
The war of words among Shure, the NAB and the technology lobby impacted the likely future of wireless microphones
To paraphrase an old industry adage, Great sound makes your pictures look better. Never has this concept been more critical than today.
The inevitable move to HD broadcasting requires a near-universal need for a new audio infrastructure. Fortunately, manufacturers are armed with a slew
If you buy the wrong headset, you simply replace it. But if you buy the wrong audio console, you affect operations for years to come. As production needs
