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JOHANNESBURG – Soccer fans watched screens set up at four official FIFA Fan Fest venues in South Africa and heard the World Cup action via EAW speaker systems provided by Surgesound, EAW's South African distributor.
The systems consisted of 48
KF760 and 12 KF761 line array modules, including a complement of 48 SB1000z
subs, with 48 KF730 compact line array modules and 48 SB730 subs providing
in-fill.

Monitoring was performed with
EAW SM12 units, and 24 UX8800 Digital Signal Processor units provided
processing.

Surgesound recently delivered
a large complement of EAW speakers to Johannesburg-based The Sound Corporation
in time for the installation to take place before the World Cup kickoff.

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Lunchbox compressor from Alta Moda

Source: Ecce Hippo!

NEW YORK – Australian band Jet hit the road in America to support the group's latest album, Shaka Rock. Manning the controls at front of house was veteran mixer Kyle Chirnside, with Will Burston at the monitor desk. The group carried its own front of house console, a Midas PRO6 live audio system supplied by Big Mo Pro, Parsippany, N.J.
I've been using the PRO6 for
two years now. It's my console of choice, said Chirnside. In fact, we did the
first few shows on this tour without it, and I can tell you, it makes a huge
difference. With the digital snake system and on-board processing, the PRO6
really makes everything easier, and helps us get the most out the house rigs we
encounter.

Source: “Who Are You” – The Who Isolated Drums

DI and re-amp boxes announced

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