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DALLAS – The Canadian Tenors sing in different languages and styles from classical to pop, and have appeared recently on the Oprah Winfrey show, Dr. Phil, and for the national anthem at the NBA All Star game attended by 108,000 fans at Cowboys stadium. The group recently evaluated numerous consoles for their PM system and chose an APB ProRack monitor desk.
Anthony
Pitcher, the engineer who's been the group's tour manager over the last year,
cited a preference for the APB ProRack by the singers themselves. Before we
bought our own system, after first using the APB on a show, we used some other
brands on other shows, and each soundcheck, it took less that a minute for all
four of them to comment on wanting the APB again.

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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico – Soundcraft Studer named Angel G. Perez, a 15-year audio industry veteran based in Puerto Rico, to the newly-created position of Applications Engineer, Intercontinental.
Perez will provide sales and technical application support
for Soundcraft Studer clients in the region. He will report to Jaime Albors,
senior director of Sales Intercontinental, Harman Professional, and will
operate from the company's Intercontinental sales office in San Juan, Puerto
Rico.

Perez joins Harman Professional from Univision Puerto Rico,
a network affiliate from the Univision Network in the U.S. Perez was the head
audio engineer of the production department there.

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