George J. Petersen
Editor at Front Of The House
—Pro audio expert, Editor of FRONT of HOUSE magazine (formerly at Mix) —Live sound mixer that also operates a record label and 24-track studio.
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2 weeks ago |
fohonline.com | George J. Petersen
You’ve probably noticed this, but FRONT of HOUSE has expanded greatly over the past year, and to help keep up, this month, we’ve added audio pro Steve Savanyu to our staff as technical editor. With a resume ranging from bread-and-butter local sound gigs for his Buford T.
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1 month ago |
fohonline.com | George J. Petersen
This year, Shure marks a major milestone, celebrating 100 years since founder Sidney N. Shure began the Shure Radio Company on April 25, 1925. Certainly in the years since that day, Shure has developed into a world leader in technology — and covering it all could consume an entire library, so we’ll focus on a few key products that helped shape the development of the sound reinforcement industry today. But first, a little history…The Early DaysThe company beginnings were fairly humble, but S. N.
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2 months ago |
fohonline.com | George J. Petersen |Editor's note
As the leading publication for live sound pros, we are pleased to launch our new website, with new elements to make the FOHonline.com experience more dynamic and informative for our readers, while providing new options for advertisers to enhance their marketing message. All of us here are excited about the re-launch. We’ve rearranged our news, with the most relevant stories easier to access, while adding new banner sizes, providing advertisers a more dynamic look on the site.
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2 months ago |
fohonline.com | George J. Petersen
The NAMM Show was back on its regular January schedule, from Jan. 23-25 at the Anaheim Convention Center. The highlight for most of this year’s 63,000 attendees was checking out new gear, so here are our picks of some of the coolest new products and technologies for sound reinforcement professionals from the show. Console NewsAllen & Heath (www.allen-heath.com) unveiled SQ-Rack, built on 96kHz XCVI SQ core, delivering 48 input channels in a compact rack-mount version of its popular SQ consoles.
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2 months ago |
fohonline.com | George J. Petersen
Ever did a gig where AC power was unavailable or very far away? Or you needed to add a fill speaker by the parking lot, across a stream or halfway down the street? Forget those low-power consumer “party” systems of questionable quality; lately, more pro audio companies are offering DC-powered systems with high-SPL performance, clarity, portability and long battery life. Here are a few solutions for the pro user.
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