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1. Mark Flanagan and Mark Millar representing Tannoy, Lab.gruppen and Lake. 2. Soundcraft’s Dave Neal. 3. Sina Petzold of Sennheiser. 4. Peter James of Shure. 5. The team on the TM Audio stand including representatives from Martin Audio, XTA and MC2, Renkus-Heinz, Powersoft, Allen & Heath and Link. 6. Yamaha’s Karl Christmas.


Over at the Renkus Heinz booth, the company introduced the IC² digitally beam steered line array system, while showcasing the RH Signature Series for theatre and production markets and the VARIA Series of modular point line arrays. Sennheiser presented its new wireless LSP 500 Pro loudspeaker at ISE, featuring highly user-friendly operation via an app and high quality for voice and music. LSP 500 Pro is compatible with microphones from Sennheiser’s evolution wireless 100, 300 and 500 series. Soundcraft launched the Soundcraft Si Expression digital console range, an advanced digital console in the low price category. Recognising ISE as one of the premier install shows in Europe for launching new innovations, Tannoy showcased a new fl agship digital beam steering loudspeaker array, the QFlex 64. Extending the performance capabilities of the QFlex range,


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QFlex 64 complements the six existing models in this award-winning product line, with QFlex 48 previously being the largest column available, offering new possibilities for the product in particularly demanding applications. Yamaha showed a full range of products for the installed audio market. Loudspeakers included the feature-packed DSR, DXR and DXS series as well as the Installation Series models. Mixing consoles ranged from the 2u rackmount IMX644 through to O1V96i digital mixers, including the compact MGP range, which makes optimum use of both digital and analogue technologies, while Yamaha’s extensive range of high quality power amplifi ers was also fully represented. ISE 2014 will take place at the Amsterdam RAI on 4-6 February. For more information go to: www.iseurope.org


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