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1. The FBT stand. 2. K-array’s Alessandro Tatini, Francesco Maffei and Leonardo Dani. 3. Keith Watson Marketing Director for Soundcraft. 4. Pioneer’s immersive room was a vibrant and tactile hub of activity. 5. IAG Group’s Ryan McKenna. 6. GCI Technologies’ David Cabasso and Rob Peck. 7. QSC’s Ray van Straten, Savannah English and Phil Sanchez with the newly introduced KLA Series.


and include QSC’s proprietary Intrinsic Correction, first introduced with the QSC WideLine Series, for optimal acoustical performance across the entire sound field. For its first formal participation at the NAMM Show in more than a decade, Meyer Sound held a series of product demonstrations to offer live music professionals a taste of the Constellation acoustic system and its ability to alter the acoustical properties of a performance venue. Special guest Bob Weir (formerly of the Grate- ful Dead) spoke about the Constellation system recently installed at his recording facility. Meyer Sound’s new D-Mitri digital audio platform was also shown in action serving as the backbone for the Constellation system. Electro-Voice launched the Live X Series of portable powered and passive loudspeakers. Comprising three powered and four passive models, Live X sets new standards for portable sound, with the latest Electro-Voice-engineered components; lightweight, durable plywood cabinets; best-in-class SPL output, powerhandling, and frequency response; and clean, stackable designs - all at a very attractive price point. The show was also the global launch for EV’s R300, a wireless microphone system that opens up an entry-level professional category in the wireless marketplace. The company also introduced the RE320, the latest


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addition to the RE Performance group of wired mics. Italian loudspeaker manufacturer RCF presented an array of products at the NAMM Show. One of the latest additions to the TT+ High Definition Touring and Theatre range is the new TTL11A digitally steerable array. With the addition of the new TTS26-A subwoofer, the new column array becomes a powerful, compact and high definition live sound system. The TTL11A is an active column speaker array system composed of two modules, one for the mid-high and one for the bass frequencies. The TTL11A-H is the HF module and is equipped with four 2.5-inch neodymium compression drivers with 1.5-inch exit throat. The TTL11A-B is the bass frequency section of the system and features four 8-inch neodymium woofers with 2.5-inch voice coil for a perfect and powerful mid-bass response. The Art 7 and Art 4 active speakers Series are the latest additions to the Art Series. Both the Art 7 and Art 4 Series combine audio quality with the latest digital amplification technology. The Art 4 Series speakers are equipped with a powerful DSP, which manages crossover, EQ, soft limiter, compressor and dynamic boost bass. All the models of the Art 4 Series feature two special EQ presets: Extended Frequency Response, which slightly emphasises the bass response for playback


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