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Integrators of visual communications solutions in the enterprise must come to the realization that their sales opportunities are less about hardware and more about software and services. The commoditization...
The impact of commoditizing audiovisual services on the live event industry
Alto Pro’s Live 1604 is trustworthy, usable, nice, and affordable.
Casey Johnston of Serious Audio Video talks about the installation of 75 TVs, 40 speakers and a Lutron lighting system
The LP Series’ LP6 offers a refreshing blast of color and style, not to mention a pleasurable speaker.
Distributing the power of channel communications creation
A major conference center with multiple venues had to upgrade its analog AV systems with new digital connectivity
This traditional PPA powered enclosure embodies Cerwin-Vega’s well-earned reputation for quality sound and rugged construction.
Shure's Gino Sigismondi on course he's teaching at InfoComm.
NEC Display Solutions about lampless projector technology
As more and more companies embrace the digital workplace concept, visual communications will inevitably become an integral part of the re-imagined flow of information and ideas. Highly targeted channels...
The 6301N series comprises small, sealed powered speakers built for various monitoring applications thanks to four different I/O configurations.
The SC4098’s well-chosen frequency response and alluring flexibility make it a bargain for traditional spoken-word podium applications and beyond.
The only constant in the live event industry is change. Twenty-plus years ago the makeup of the industry was very different than it is today, and it continues to...
In a series of columns over the past several issues, Les Goldberg–owner of LMG, one of the most prominent staging companies in the country– has explored an issue that...
The LED set up included one big screen cyclorama, permanently upstage. It was a 70 X 35 foot 9mm LED wall, a similar screen configuration to the one SenovvA...
How do you engage stakeholders through storytelling?
The Light Brigade on fiber optic technology and training
AV for stadium broadcasting
Increasingly, when I mention the fact that I still receive discs in the mail from Netflix, people ask me, “They still do that?” Yes, indeed, Netflix is still in...
A complete stadium control room upgrade
Challenges to consider for effective communications
Best practices in qualifying your equipment provider
Thinking out solutions beforehand means fewer problems, happier customers, and repeat business
As we go to press, the strange saga of the Sony hack is still unfolding in a surreal blending of the real and digital worlds. On the most basic...
The hard part about equalization is the guessing game, but Bob McCarthy has finally found the answer.
Webinar: Anatomy of a Network: Crash Course on the Basics of AV over Ethernet Apr 28, 2014 12:44 PM What is the OSI Model? What do Layer 2 and...
HDMI Extender Shootout: Using Extenders for Monitors and Displays Nov 29, 2012 11:28 AM ABOUT THIS WEBINAR A major challenge for integrating monitors and displays with HDMI is to...
Introducing the Big Dog Power Smart Power Distribution Unit (PDU).
City Church of Madison, Wisconsin, recently migrated its disparate audio, video, live performance, and streaming content systems onto a synchronized, unified Dante network.
Modern musicians have access to more opportunities than ever before, with high-speed internet making it possible to conduct interviews, collaborations, remote song and soundtrack recordings, videos, lessons and even...
Yaamava’ Resort & Casino opens its 2,600-seat entertainment theater with a show by the Red Hot Chili Peppers on a sound system designed and installed by Sound Image