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installationnews SPAIN


Barcelona’s revamps


with D.A.S.


BARCELONA NIGHTSPOT Club Astoria has been equipped with a D.A.S. sound system centred around the Aero Series 2. The newly renovated venue in the upscale Eixample neighbourhood, which previously housed the landmark Opium Cinema, includes two completely differentiated remodelled areas – an exclusive ampitheatre and a more accessible space located in the old cinema’s bar. Design and installation of the


project was carried out by Vila- Sana-based professional sound and lighting company Fokum, who selected the self-powered line array systems from D.A.S.’s Aero Series 2. At the project’s helm was


director Josep María Aldomá who opted to set up two formations of linear Aero 8A self-


powered compact line array systems, each made up of four units either side of the main stage. The units were configured with the necessary curving angles between them to ensure optimal coverage for the listening zone situated in front of the stage. Fokum technical professionals


opted for D.A.S. LX-215A self- powered subwoofer systems with double 15” speakers to provide low-frequency reinforcement. The set of subwoofers used are located in front of and beneath the stage, guaranteeing the widest possible subwoofer coverage for the listening/dance area. The installation is rounded


out by a D.A.S. DSP-2060A digital processor system, which functions as the control centre for the entire system. n www.dasaudio.com


NETHERLANDS Club Astoria


Two hangs of Aero 8As have been installed either side of the stage


Export Account Manager


MARTIN AUDIO LIMITED is a premier manufacturer of professional sound systems for the music industry comprising a small, lively and close-knit team. Due to expansion this new exciting sales position has become available.


DUTIES


As Export Account Manager you will be responsible for maintaining relationships with a number of existing overseas distributors, looking after day to day business, providing support and helping to generate growth opportunities. You will be required to seek fresh distribution in new territories and creatively promote sales of Martin Audio products.


THE PERSON


A SERIES of Genelec loudspeakers have been installed across the hospitality zones at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam. Dutch distributor Iemke Roos Audio was called in to evaluate the space at the café and product manager Frank de Roy specified a series of 4030A Genelec loudspeakers. Five in total were arranged in the dining and bar area to provide balanced coverage without imposing on the setting. In addition, the newly renovated


royal reception room also opted for Genelec. A pair of 6010A speakers were selected to extend sound to the room, which is used to welcome Dutch royalty when visiting the venue. “The 6010As were the perfect solution for the reception,” said de Roy. “They were small enough to reduce any physical impact on the décor, and they were more than capable of filling the area with sound.” www.genelec.com www.iemkeroos.nl


The successful applicant will have a background in international sales, experience in the professional audio market, some technical understanding of professional audio systems and must be available for regular overseas travel. We are looking for a creative individual with excellent communication skills who takes a pro-active approach to the task at hand, works well independently and as part of a team. You will need to be positive, upbeat, self-motivated and have a ‘can do’ attitude. You will also have excellent I.T. skills including Microsoft Office, Excel and PPT.


Salary will be commensurate with knowledge and experience.


In the first instance, please telephone Tiffany Green at Martin Audio Limited, High Wycombe on 01494 535312.


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