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MARTIN AUDIO LE MONITOR SERIES
With over 35 years of professional loudspeaker manufacturing, Martin
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and LE1200. These offer a no compromise approach to quality in a sleek,
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Houses of Worship Top Story
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Audio Podcast: Monitoring at
Lakewood Church
In this edition of the Houses of Worship AV Special Focus enewsletter
podcast series, S&VC contributor and Freelance AV specialist
Bennett Liles talks with Joe Caruso of Audio Analysts
about installing a monitoring system in the 16,000-seat megachurch Lakewood Church in Houston. To listen to this
interview, Click here 
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Point Source Audio launches the first professional grade ear-worn
microphone under $200. Optimized for high quality voice reproduction,
the CO-5 comes with either a 3.5mm locking mini connector for Sennheiser
Evolution or the TA-4F, which fits most Shure wireless body packs.
Specifications available online at www.point-sourceaudio.com
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L-Acoustics dV-DOSC Brings New
Life to LDS Conference Center
Capable of seating an audience of more than 21,000,
all of whom have an unobstructed view of the pulpit, Salt Lake City's LDS Conference Center is a breathtaking achievement
in architectural and acoustical design. Thanks to the recent
installation of an L-Acoustics dV-DOSC loudspeaker system, the
auditorium's sound reinforcement system is now finally every bit on par
with the room's grandeur.First opened by the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints (LDS) in the spring of 2000, the 1.4
million-square-foot Conference Center is home to the semi-annual LDS
General Conference, which packs in a full house and is broadcast
worldwide out to 12 million people. Furthermore, each Sunday the center
hosts a performance by the world-famous Mormon Tabernacle Choir—a
weekly rite that, now in its 77th year, ranks as the longest-running
network broadcast in world (albeit initially only on radio). The
center is also available as a rental venue for high-quality concerts,
ceremonies, and meetings. With such prestigious events being held on a
regular basis, it is crucial that not only are the choir and orchestra
heard in a high enough fidelity that is worthy of the musicianship, but
also that the spoken word be heard clearly and evenly at every seat.
more>>
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New Hope Christian Fellowship,
Hawaii, Installs Daktronics ProStar
Founded in 1995 by Pastor Wayne Cordeiro and his wife
Anna in Oahu, Hawaii, New Hope has grown to serve more than 10,000
attendees. Space is at a premium on the island, so the church meets at
the Farrington High School campus, with Waianae, Leeward, Hawaii Kai,
Honolulu, and Diamond Head locations offering services with live worship
and the message by video. Even so, the church still must accommodate
overflow crowds sometimes reaching 1,000 people. In order to meet this
need, the church recently chose a Daktronics 9'x16' ProStar video display. The new
video display runs live footage of the service so attendees outside the
auditorium can participate in the meeting. The fellowship's LED Screen
Team moves the display, mounted on a trailer, from its warehouse and
hooks it up for the weekend activities. more>>
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From the Sound & Video Contractor Archives
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Soundcraft MPM
Series
The Soundcraft MPM series mixers are intended for a
broad range of applications, including fixed installations, houses of
worship, portable PA systems, recording, and postproduction. One of the
attributes that Soundcraft lists for the MPM on its website is "quality
build and audio performance." Based on my personal experience with
Soundcraft, the company consistently delivers on the promise of quality,
but I wanted to verify that this is indeed the case with the MPM.
The MPM mixers, available in 12- and 20-input configurations ($689
and $969, respectively), are compact, making them useful in a variety of
roles. They can be easily moved from one location to another, literally
just tucked under an arm. Read on for the rest of John McJunkin's review of
the Soundcraft MPM Series from the April issue of Sound & Video
Contractor.
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TV One Unveils HD-SDI to DVI-I
Converter with Audio De-Emedding at NAB
TVOne-Task has added the 1T-C2-511 to the list of
products on display at NAB. The 1T-C2-511 converts HD-SDI to DVI-D and
analog RGBHV. It also converts 525i or 625i SD-SDI to 480p and 576p
respectively in DVI-D and analog RGBHV. The Embedded Stereo Audio can be
extracted from the SD-SDI or HD-SDI input. Any one of the eight
available stereo channels may be selected and output in analog and
AES3-id digital formats.
Read more at Sound & Video Contractor's
Briefing Room.
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Marantz Professional Offers New
PMD560 Compact Digital Recorder
D&M
Professional's Marantz Professional PMD560 compact digital recorder
is a direct result of feedback from users in the field who are working
in an array of recording environments in various vertical markets
including government/municipal, law enforcement, corporate, house of
worship, and education. The 1RU PMD560 is a solid-state recorder with
easy one-touch digital recording to cost-effective CompactFlash media
cards or Microdrives. Uncompressed WAV files can be recorded at 44.1kHz
or 48kHz, and high-quality MP3 files can be recorded in mono (at 64kbps)
or in stereo (at 128kbps). more>>
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Barco Takes HD Projection to
the Next Level
At NAB this year, Barco, a global provider of advanced display
solutions, highlighted its FLM HD18 3-chip DLP projection system, which
it touted as the quietest 18,000-ANSI-lumen, native HD solution on the
market for large venues. Barco's demonstrations highlighted demanding
applications for houses of worship, corporate halls, meeting rooms, and
conference centers. more>>
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