Super Bowl LII is the first Super Bowl to take place since RF reallocation was settled in 2017, presenting the wireless-audio aspects of the event with a few new challenges. More
The wireless audio landscape is changing, and a sizeable portion of the RF spectrum used for wireless mics, intercoms, IFBs will not available very shortly. To address this issue and […] More
With two basketball venues, a large outdoor fan festival, and three days of live broadcasts on TNT, ESPN, and NBA TV, the NBA All-Star Game weekend in New Orleans was […] More
Shure had a busy Super Bowl LI. Its Axient wireless microphone system and its PSM 1000 in-ear monitoring (IEM) systems were used on and off the field for both the […] More
The wireless-microphone industry has been busily retooling for the post–spectrum-auction world with an array of new and updated products. Audio-Technica is responding with an entirely new company. More
In the finale to a lengthy technical drama that had kept professional wireless audio users on the edge of their seats for almost two years, the final episode of the […] More
Half the power may have gone out in the stadium, but the Super Bowl show never lost a key ingredient for its sound, one that has traditionally been one of […] More
A regular lament among broadcast-sports-audio folks is that, even as discrete 5.1 surround sound has become ubiquitous, its effect is diluted, if not erased, by incorrect home-audio setups, particularly those […] More
Sennheiser is nearing the completion of a significant wireless audio installation at CTV facilities across Canada. With 28 conventional stations, 29 specialty stations, and 33 radio stations, CTV reaches over […] More
In anticipation of the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) order that the operation of wireless microphones, in-ear monitors, and related equipment in the 700 MHz band will not be permitted after […] More
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