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Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West Upgrade, Part 2
Taliesin West, the winter home of Frank Lloyd Wright, got a big AV upgrade in its Cabaret home theater with Elan g! and a Digital Projection E-Vision projector.
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Passion 2013 Conference, Part 2
Passion 2013, a religious gathering reaching out to students and young adults brought 60,000 people to Atlanta’s Georgia Dome and TNDV Television was also there to provide 23 cameras,...
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West Upgrade, Part 1
Built in the 30’s and it still looks like the future today, Taliesin West, the winter home of Frank Lloyd Wright, got a complete AV makeover in its famous...
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Passion 2013 Conference, Part 1
One of the biggest events to hit Atlanta’s Georgia Dome this year was Passion 2013, a religious gathering reaching out to students and young adults.
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Modern Government AV, Part 2
A complete courthouse renovation included new sound systems and acoustic modifications.
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Taking a Church from a Temporary Setup to a Permanent Install, Part 2
First Church of the Nazarene in Marion, Ohio set up in a gymnasium for a year while their new sanctuary was being built next door. Now they’re in the...
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Modern Government AV, Part 1
An old Wapakoneta, Ohio courthouse with a complete interior renovation called for preserving the character of the building while introducing some very modern sound system technology.
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Treating the Crowden Music Center with Meyer Sound Constellation System, Part 2
Installing a Constellation system from Meyer Sound is a very complex operation with critical distances and precise setup.
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Conference Center Connects with QSC Q-Sys Integrated System Platform, Part 2
The Sheraton Fairplex Conference Center has thousands of square feet of ballrooms and meeting space, and they had to have it all connected for video and sound.
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Conference Center Connects with QSC Q-Sys Integrated System Platform, Part 1
A huge conference center and hotel, the Sheraton Fairplex in Pamona, Calif., called in CSI Multimedia to connect every sound source to every destination in the place.
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AV Skydives with Felix Baumgartner, Part 2
When Fearless Felix Baumgartner made his 128,000ft. leap, the whole world was watching and listening thanks to the video and sound links by Riedel Communications.
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Audio for New NY Night Club, Part 2
Broadway producers got together to lay out a night spot just for their crowd and set up for a variety of visiting performers and top entertainers.
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Worship Sound System Upgrade: Monitoring and Control, Part 2
Live music with guitars, keyboards, and guest artists. The First Baptist Church of Lincoln Gardens in New Jersey has a revved up worship style and a growing membership.
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Sound and Video at Vandenberg Air Force Base, Part 2
The new Pacific Coast Club at California’s Vandenberg Air Force Base has an event schedule that requires a very versatile sound and video system.
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A New Sound System for New Contemporary Church, Part 2
It’s always a luxury to get in on a brand new church with a completely fresh AV installation and when Elite Multimedia of Memphis, Tenn., was called in to...
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Sound and Video at Vandenberg Air Force Base, Part 1
California’s Vandenberg Air Force Base needed to streamline the AV operation in its new Pacific Coast Club to quickly change configuration from one ballroom event to the next.
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A New Sound System for New Contemporary Church, Part 1
Living Hope Church called in Elite Multimedia from Memphis to outfit their new digs with a complete sound system centered around a Midas Pro2C digital mixing console.
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Inside the HDBaseT Standard, Part 2
Scott Wellington, senior product manager for projectors, from Panasonic talks about the company's new HDBaseT-enable projector.
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Complex Audio Worship Upgrade, Part 1
The massive sound upgrade at St. Joseph’s Cathedral in Hartford, Conn., involved a hugely complex delay system, remote control, and wireless mic systems.
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An Inside Look at the HDBaseT Standard, Part 1
HDBaseT made a big showing at InfoComm this year along with hardware with it built-in.
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Live Show Control for Entertainment, Part 2
Savannah, Ga., is an old town with lots of ghost stories and parties on River Street. The Ghosts and Gravestones tour takes visitors right to the Perkins and Sons...
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Live Show Control for Entertainment, Part 1
Savannah, Ga., is an old town with lots of ghost stories. They even have a ghosts and gravestones tour that takes visitors right to the Perkins & Sons Chandlery...
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Multi-zone Sound System for Traditional Church, Part 2
The Westminster Presbyterian Church in Minneapolis was built long before sound or video systems existed and AVE of Maple Grove Minnesota was called in to add sound and video.
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Multi-zone Sound System for Traditional Church, Part 1
How to put a very high tech sound and video system into a very old and traditional church, that was the job and AVE was called in by the...
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An AV System to Train Firemen, Part 2
Training firemen isn’t just about stacking hoses and running up stairs. A modern AV system can be a big advantage and Circle City Audio installed one while the fire...
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Small Auditorium Sound, Part 2
Howard University’s Cramton Auditorium recently had a complete renovation and Bob Capotosto and Gene Ingham from RCI Systems handled installation of L-Acoustics speaker arrays.
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Video Signage at Cowboys Stadium
It’s the most overwhelming video venue in all of sports. The Dallas Cowboys Stadium with a huge midfield screen, nearly a mile of ribbon display, and motion graphics to...
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An AV System to Train Firemen, Part 1
Outfitting a fire station with a state of the art AV system involves some special considerations and a few handy tricks.
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Small Auditorium Sound, Part 1
Cramton Auditorium on the campus of Washington, DC’s Howard University has seen a huge variety of performances and its recent complete renovation included L-Acoustics speaker arrays and amplification installed...
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Mixing Live with RML Labs’ Software Audio Console, Part 2
Mixing on a computer isn’t that exotic, but if you do it live, things can get more interesting.
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Digital Signage at Candlestick Park, Part 1
San Francisco’s famous Candlestick Park needed a system to deliver HDMI video to dozens of different monitors displaying food and beverage menu’s to thousands of football fans.
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Mixing Live with RML Labs’ Software Audio Console, Part 1
Keith Sealy, technical director for the Goodlettsville Church of the Nazarene near Nashville, Tenn., about his use of the Software Audio Console from RML Labs to mix live sound...
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Loudspeaker System Design for Worship, Part 2
The Immaculate Conception Church in Traverse City, Mich., needed an unattended sound system and gear that virtually disappeared into the sanctuary.
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End-to-end Howard Theatre Renovation, Part 2
The complete renovation of Washington, D.C.’s Howard Theatre was a big job, and the video setup is second to none.
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Loudspeaker System Design for Worship, Part 1
Just because it’s a small church doesn’t mean it can’t be a big job with three-second reverb time and no audio experts on staff.
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Local Public Broadcast TV Updates Remote Capabilities, Part 2
The new remote van at Riverside Government TV covers everything from football to city council meetings and it was not easy deciding on how to equip it to do...
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End-to-end Howard Theatre Renovation, Part 1
The Howard Theater in Washington, D.C was once a dilapidated hulk, but after a huge renovation, its audio and video systems are among the best anywhere.
