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The DVM-120-PBS headphones beltpack system, part of Sommer Cable’s Cardinal DVM range
proper preset for each Alias is now simply a matter of selecting the actor performing that role. The show is then automatically updated with all the settings for that actor. Further new features include an expanded aux panel, increased dynamic functions such as a Duck option and expander for the Gate, a De-esser and three types of Knee for the compressor. Based on the broadcast- specific SD10B, the new SD9B adds surround capabilities to the standard SD9 ‘live’ system, providing 48 stereo channels, allowing up to 5.1 bussing, plus a full studio style Monitor Matrix, multiple Mix Minus busses and Backstop PFL functionality.
The d:facto II vocal
microphone will make its European debut on the DPA stand following its NAMM launch. Equally at home in sound reinforcement and recording applications, the d:facto II offers plug-and-play operation and sound level handling of 160dB. More than 30 lifting tower models and five types of stage platform will be on the stand of Spanish manufacturer GUIL. The company will also be celebrating its 30th anniversary at the show. Funktion-One will launch its
BR range of bass reflex enclosures at Frankfurt. Aimed at applications requiring deep, strong bass at close range, these
speakers boast a relatively compact size but more definition than is usually available from this type of enclosure. BR models include the high-power double 18” BR218, double 21” BR221 and the single 15” BR115 and single 18” BR118. Also on show will be Funktion-One’s MST (Modular Stadium Technology), which was previewed at ISE in January. Targeted at stadiums and arenas, MST series large- format loudspeaker horns are said to deliver excellent low- frequency dispersion control – enabling sound to be focused without unnecessarily exciting the reverberant space. Inspired Audio returns to
Frankfurt with a new addition to the Optima array range. The Optima B210 boasts a compact 2 x 10” bass enclosure that
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incorporates a fully integrated fly system, 800W power handling and 55-200Hz pass band. Visitors will also be able to see an addition to the Axis range in the shape of the AX8, a compact enclosure that uses a coaxial 8 + 1” transducer to deliver sonic clarity over a 70Hz-20kHz frequency range. The AX8 has been designed to offer a slender profile when pole mounted with a low profile monitor angle for when it is on monitor duties. K-array will be showing the KRM33 low profile coverage speaker – part of the Redline series – nicknamed the Cheese box. The KRM33 is an ultra- compact and low-profile powered wedge speaker with a controlled horizontal pattern and an extended frequency response. It is made up of three 3.15” cone drivers and one 6” passive radiator. This combination ensures a controlled and linear emission on a
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really wide range, with a bass enhancement mode that can go from 70Hz to 18kHz. Also new is the Anakonda
flexible speaker. Key features include a flexible 2m chassis which can be extended with additional KAN200s up to a maximum of 16 elements on one line, creating 32m of continuous sound line, the integrated NL4 connectors and the interchangeable fabric socks. The Sequenza 5 – the “little
sister” of the Sequenza 10 – will make its first outing on the Kling & Freitag stand. The Sequenza 5 has also been acoustically designed for interaction with the Sequenza 10. The downfill adapter allows for positioning up to three units under the Sequenza 10. The system is equipped with 4” and 3 x 1” neodymium drivers and it is controlled by a passive one-way control, showing full-range properties. Up to four elements may be operated on one channel of the K&F SystemRack
The d:facto II vocal microphone will make its European debut on the DPA stand
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