UPDATE 07 New Partners
ACT Lighting is now the exclusive distributor for all Robert Juliat products in the US. The RJ USA Wallingford offi ce will remain operational until the end of the year, but ACT will manage all sales and customer service issues going forward.
www.actlighting.com www.robertjuliat.com
Arlandastad-based Standard Audio will now serve as the exclusive distribution partner of Symetrix in Sweden and will spearhead sales for products including Jupiter and SymNet.
www.standardaudio.se www.symetrix.co
Video Corporation, the wholly owned subsidiary of Imago Group, has announced that Exactive, the Dunfermline- headquartered unifi ed communications integrator, is the latest company to be awarded Crestron RL Authorised Partner status in the UK.
www.crestron.com/rl www.exactive.co.uk www.imagogroupplc.com
Pro Audio Technology has appointed ByDesign Vision and Sound Marketing as a regional rep partner in California, Nevada, Arizona and Hawaii. ByDesign is the creation of former vice president global sales for Stewart Filmscreen, Joaquin Rivera.
www.proaudio
technology.com
August 2014
Talking with dinosaurs
Designed by Waveguide Consulting and installed by Sound Image, the audio system inside the new Pavilion at The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County (NHM) features a host of Tannoy kit. Built as a venue for events and presentations, the Pavilion includes a pair of Tannoy
QFlex 32 digitally steerable, multichannel arrays, two VLS 30 passive column arrays and fi ve CMS 601DC Dual Concentric in-ceiling loudspeakers for reinforcement of speech and programme audio. Constructed almost entirely of 9ft x 11ft glass panes, the Pavilion is an extremely
challenging acoustic space. The arrays were chosen to enable the sound to be controlled easily and eff ectively.
www.tannoy.com
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