Networked audio in sports venues has seemed a fast-track proposition in recent years, but the reality is that digital venue sound remains largely segregated from a venue’s network infrastructure. That’s […] More
Having been relatively isolated from live sports production, networked audio is coming in from the cold. As sound becomes more integrated with the IT networks in sports venues, the industry […] More
QSC, LLC and Shure Incorporated have announced an expanded level of integration between Shure Microflex Advance and Microflex Wireless microphones with the entire Q-SYS Platform. The partnership includes the release of new control […] More
Dave Dusick, owner of Racetrack Engineering, the A/V-systems manager and troubleshooter for auto racing, was holding a meeting in a corner of the cafeteria in the media building, next to […] More
When LSU’s Tiger Stadium was expanded to more than 102,000 seats between 2012 and 2014 from its previous capacity of 92,500, it became the third-largest stadium in the SEC, the […] More
Stadiums tend to get the glory, but arenas are often the problem child for sports-venue sound. Circular designs and center-hung signage and sound systems can create challenges for intelligibility, as […] More
It’s not NAB or even AES, but the annual Winter NAMM Show, which took place last week in Anaheim, CA, has become a harbinger for the former and is giving […] More
It has taken only three years of working around complete basketball and hockey seasons as well as numerous concerts, but Madison Square Garden — and its sound system — has […] More
Camp Randall Stadium, home to the University of Wisconsin Badgers football team in Madison, got an A/V redesign for this season. In the process, the project underscores how a turnkey […] More
When an NFL franchise sells out every single home game for 43 consecutive seasons, it never hurts to give back to the fans that fill the stadium each Sunday. That’s […] More
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