It seems that since this blog had its one year anniversary that I have had nothing to say. I have a lot to say actually just not much time to put it into this media right now. Increased responsibilities and some life tragedies have kept me away. For now I just want to leave you with some links to some articles and equipment announcements that you may have missed.
Training: Where to Get Help
Many of you indicated that audio education is valuable and the more the better. Shure Notes for Houses of Worship is one educational vehicle to help you in your quest for knowledge and we decided to dedicate this issue to other resources that are available to help you and your team make sound decisions.
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JBL MRX500 Series
JBL's new MRX500 Series comprises five passive sound reinforcement loudspeakers using JBL Professional 400W Differential Drive® transducers (the same as used in its VerTec line array). Featuring a specially engineered, lightweight plywood enclosure design, JBL Professional’s engineers have ensured the MRX500 Series is typically 20 percent to 30 percent lighter than competitive systems. All units despite a kick-resistant 16-gauge heavy-duty grille and a DuraFlex™ finish.
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Now Shipping: QSC PLX2
QSC's PLX2 amplifiers are divided into two product groups offering power outputs of up to 3,600 watts. Adding subwoofer processing and convenient back panel switches to the original PLX platform, the PLX2 "02" lineup (models PLX1802, PLX2502, PLX3102 and PLX3602) are complemented by the compact PLX2 "04" amps (models PLX1104 and PLX1804), which bring the same technology to applications where bridged or 2-ohm operation isn't required.
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QSC Audio Introduces MD Powered Series Loudspeakers
The MD Powered loudspeaker series from QSC Audio offers exceptional performance in a wide variety of applications, including houses of worship, performing arts facilities, hotels, casinos, night clubs, and sporting facilities.
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The MO Guys Introduce New Book
A new book from Jason and Len that explores the questions of how to communicate effectively in an image driven society and reach a world conditioned by television and videogames.
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The Life of a Backline Tech
You might be a musician. Maybe you build instruments. You have a mind for electronics. And you like to travel. Add the lure of the road and the excitement of touring with a band (or working in a hot venue) and you have the makings of a career as a backline tech. A roadie.
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