Orange County, CA — January 2016… While the rest of the world is still cleaning up from New Years parties, the music and pro audio industry is already packing their bags for sunny Southern California and the annual Winter NAMM Convention. Once again this year, Renkus-Heinz kicks off 2016 at the Anaheim Convention Center, Hall A, Booth 6420, from January 21-24, 2016.
Stop by the booth for info on Iconyx Gen5, the newest generation of Renkus-Heinz Iconyx digitally steerable array technology, as well as IC Live and IC2 Steerable Systems, VARIAi Modular Array System, and the new RHAON II control software. On hand throughout the show will be Marketing Manager Margie Kirby, Product Marketing expert Jim Bailey, US Sales Managers Ladd Temple and Phil Van Peborgh, and Sales & Marketing Assistant Marco Evangelista.
Next door at the always popular Hilton Mix Lounge, the Official NAMM Stage will be hosting a full roster of great performances beginning Wednesday evening and continuing through Saturday night. The stage will sound better than ever this year, outfitted with a full IC2 steered array and IC212S subwoofers. On stage, the players will be covered by RH123 monitors.
Elsewhere on the show floor, Sensaphonics will be sporting some PN61 two-way Complex Conic loudspeakers at booth 6952. On Thursday, January 21 at 8:00 PM at the Sheraton Park Hotel, Renkus-Heinz will join Contact Distribution in sponsoring the Canadian Reception. Hosted by Canadian Music Magazine, the Invitation-Only event will feature a performance by LMT Connection, including a four-piece horn section for extra funk. The band will perform through an IC2 sound system, with RH123 monitors. Stop by the Renkus-Heinz booth for an invite.
So if you’re visiting sunny Southern California for NAMM this year, come by and visit Renkus-Heinz, and be sure to stop by the Hilton and hear IC2 in action. We’ll see you in Anaheim.
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About Renkus-Heinz – Headquartered in Foothill Ranch, California, Renkus-Heinz, Inc. is the worldwide leader in the design and manufacture of audio operations networks, digitally steerable arrays, powered and non-powered loudspeakers, system specific electronics and fully integrated Reference Point Array systems.
