Not every design and build project starts from the ground up. Take the case of the new youth center and gymnasium for the Community Church of Joy, a progressive exponent of the Lutheran church in Arizona.

According to installer Andy Frank of Muzeek World in San Juan Capistrano, “the church had originally contracted out the design and build with another company. They’d already worked with the architects and done the drawings but the project came in over budget and the church had to find someone else. more>>

You can take it with you, wherever you travel. Take roaming to another level - you are not tethered to your sound system. Walk and talk with your wireless mic and remote control in this unique all digital portable public address system from AmpliVox Sound Systems. Control your presentation with remote control up to 50 feet away.

This first of its kind system delivers 250 Watts to audiences up to 7,500, covering rooms as big as 25,000 sq. ft. with all the features you expect and then some. Standard equipment built into the SW915 Digital Audio Travel Partner includes a UHF 8-channel diversity internal wireless receiver, a CD/RW MP3 disc player with pitch control and USB input, with choice of mic: handheld, headset, collar or lapel and transmitter. Additional features like ducking, (automatic reduction of music when the microphone is in use) make the unit easy to use for the presenter. more>>

Like the original Phantom, the two new models are phantom-powered, inline signal processors that plug directly into handheld or gooseneck mics. These new versions have a lower power budget, which allows them to work with a broader range of mixers. Phantoms are designed to improve the microphone’s performance by providing solutions to the challenges associated with poor mic technique or unattended sound systems. more>>