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FULLY FUNKTIONING FOR 20 YEARS
Funktion One’s first date was on Val- entines Day in 1992, so celebrations at the company’s Surrey, UK, headquar- ters on that day in 2012 marked its successful 20-year love affair with sound.
Over this time, the consistent innova- tion of this pioneering team of audio engineers has resulted in a highly evolved range of products and sys- tems, which deliver memorable sonic experiences to audiences world-wide. Particularly renowned in dance and experimental music circles for the purity and depth of involvement of its sound, the clarity of Funktion One systems is now equally in demand for high intelligi- bility applications including ice arenas, racecourses, train stations and stadia. Full story online at
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NEW APPOINTMENT AT DPA MICROPHONES
DPA Microphones has taken further steps to strengthen its market posi- tion and future growth by employing Susanne Seidel as executive VP sales and marketing. Seidel joins on 1 March from Sennheiser Electronics, where her most recent position was president of global marketing.
“A large part of the market for micro- phone solutions is cornered by better and smaller microphones to meet the continuously challenging conditions of sound reproduction,” said Seidel. “I have been watching DPA Micro- phones closely for many years and I’m confident that DPA has great market potential with its innovative technology and products.
“The market consists of some very technology-focused companies and some very volume-focused companies. At DPA, you clearly sense the passion and dedication for both the user of the products and for the core microphone technology. I look forward to participat- ing in bringing the DPA brand to an even higher level and presenting it to an ever broader audience in the world of audio.”
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that is guaranteed yawn-free.” Full story online at
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MEYER SOUND PROMOTES TODD MEIER AND MICHAEL CREASON
Funktion One is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year.
HARMAN PROMOTES DAVID MCKINNEY TO SENIOR DIRECTOR
Continuing its program to develop emerging markets and provide channel partners and end-users with not only the best AV technologies for their markets, but also the best organisa- tions to support their businesses, Harman has announced the promotion of David McKinney to Senior Director, Operations - India for the Professional Division. McKinney, an 11-year vet- eran of Harman with a demonstrated capacity to build and lead organisa- tions in emerging markets, previously established Harman’s office in Kuala Lumpur where he achieved significant success at establishing the organisation and growing the business.
“David McKinney has done an excellent job for Harman and our partners in the Asia sales region. Now, as Senior Director, Operations - India for the Pro- fessional Division, I am confident that he will be a great asset to our partners there and that his skill set and experi- ence will serve as an accelerant for our business and that of our partners and customers in India,” said Augsburger. Full story online at
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EAW NAMES STEVE DAVIS AS SERVICE MANAGER
EAW has appointed Steve Davis to the
position of EAW Service Manager. A longtime member of the extended EAW family, Davis for many years held this same position, before shifting his focus to his company Performance Audio of New England (PANE), where he continued to contribute with his service expertise. Coincidentally, PANE has been located in the same mill complex where EAW designs and manufactures its loudspeakers. The announce- ment was made by Jeff Rocha, EAW President, and reflects the company’s dedication to enhanced communica- tions and direct access to resources for greater overall efficiency and faster turnaround on service issues. Full story online at
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NEW WEBSITE FOR ARTISTIC LICENCE INTEGRATION
Artistic Licence Integration, the projects division of Wayne Howell’s industry-leading Artistic Licence brand, has announced its exciting new web presence. The site, at
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cenceintegration.com, emphasises the company’s technical and project management expertise, while also serving as an invaluable information resource for anyone involved in the lighting industry. “We wanted to create something a little different,” explained Howell. “Naturally, the site serves as a showcase for our project commissions, but I’m a great believer in added value. For this reason, we have also created an extensive knowledge base and a news section
Prompted by the growth of its digital product line, Meyer Sound has an- nounced promotions for two key Design Services team members. Todd Meier, formerly director of Design Services, has been promoted to the newly created position of Digital Products Manager. Meanwhile, Michael Creason, who had served as a Design Services Associate since 2008, is taking over duties for Meier as Design Services Manager.
“Our engineers have pushed the boundaries of digital audio since as early as 1984 when the first SIM audio analyser and CP-10 equaliser set a new standard for acoustical measure- ment and correction,” said Helen Meyer, Executive Vice President of Meyer Sound.
“As we look ahead, it’s important to expand our resources so we can con- tinue the mushrooming growth of our digital efforts in a structured manner, while making sure we are meeting our customers’ project support needs. We are extremely pleased to fill these key positions by drawing on exceptional talents inside our company.” Full story online at
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David McKinney is Harman’s new Senior Director of Operations - India.
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