Woodland Park, NJ • FSR, manufacturer of audio and video switching, control products, and connectivity boxes, has announced plans to introduce numerous and varied Audio/Video products at InfoComm 2013 that will target a broad cross-section of applications.

Highlights of the new launches include a series of powerful but compact table boxes for conference to classrooms; an iPad table mount to satisfy any digital signage need; a USB Charger for iPad and iPhones, and Digital Ribbon Cables for signal distribution in any AV setting. The new gear will all be showcased during InfoComm in Booth 2259 in the Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, Florida, from June 12th – 14th.

NEW AT INFOCOMM
Power Coaster Mini Table Box Series
FSR’s new Power Coaster mini table boxes are ideal for meeting, conference and classroom applications. The decorative covers protect and conceal the connectors below and resemble a high-end coaster when closed. Easy installation is accomplished by simply drilling a round hole in the table. A variety of connector options are available including Universal AC power receptacles and dual USB charging ports. The decorative covers are available with either black or aluminum anodized finishes for durability.

iPad Table Mounts
Perfectly suited for retail establishments, tradeshows, conferences, or even residential use, the versatile iPad Table Mounts offer a secure and reliable solution for any application utilizing an iPad or mini iPad as a digital signage tool. Using mounting holes in the base, the units can be permanently and securely mounted to a desk, tabletop or other surface as an advertising aid or mini billboard. Rotating action allows quick repositioning between portrait and landscape orientation, and a swivel option permits user sharing. Flexible tilt mechanics swiftly adjust the iPad Table Mount into any desired position.

SS-USB-CHRG Charger
The patent pending SS-USB-CHRG Charger snap-in module is iPad / iPhone compatible and incorporates the necessary firmware to communicate with USB devices, detect the correct charging wattage, and deliver a full 10 watts of charging power. The snap-in style connector fits a standard keystone mounting form and includes a power supply with screw terminals for easy installation.

Digital Ribbon Cables
FSR’s revolutionary Digital Ribbon Cables utilize proprietary composite technology to effectively allow “sparkle free� high-speed high definition HDMI signal transmission over distances of up to 325 ft. Active circuitry embedded in the connector shells provides all the signal buffering needed and eliminates additional bulky electronics.

The cables deliver a lightning speed 10.2 Gb/sec video bandwidth and can easily handle 1080p, 4kx2k, 3D and most newer hi-res formats. HDMI and HDCP compatibility is maintained throughout. With virtually flawless signal transfer, these cables are perfect for audio/video distribution in digital signage, conference room and classroom settings where longer cable runs have been prohibitive in the past. The cables are UL listed and plenum rated. The new technology permits tight bends during installation that were never before possible and facilitates easy routing.

AND MORE
FSR will also launch a host of AV equipment including Floor Boxes and a NEW FLEX System. This amazing self-contained control system offers valuable features, ease of use, and sensible pricing. In addition, the Company will highlight its popular Ceiling Boxes, the only ceiling boxes that offer both agency and plenum ratings; its Pathfinder Line of Matrix Switchers; and the Twister Pro transmitter/receiver system.

All of FSR’s latest products will be on exhibit at InfoComm, June 12 – 14, at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida, Booth 2259.
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About FSR
FSR, established in 1981, manufactures a wide variety of products for the audio / video, education, hospitality, government, and religious markets, including AV floor, wall, table, and ceiling connectivity boxes, as well as a full line of interfaces, distribution amplifiers, matrix switchers, seamless switchers and CAT-5 solutions.

FSR complies with the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 and is a woman owned business. FSR offers live 24/7 technical and sales support throughout the country from expertly trained technicians and sales representatives. For more information visit www.fsrinc.com.

FSR Contact: Jan Sandri
973-785-4347 • sales@fsrinc.com

Press Contact: Desert Moon Communications
Harriet Diener
845-512-8283 • harriet@desertmoon.tv

— Promotion of longtime GC Pro employee reflects the division’s ongoing growth —

WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CA, May 29, 2013 — Guitar Center Professional (GC Pro), the outside sales division of Guitar Center that focuses on the needs of professional users, announces the appointment of Marcin Nowak to the position of GC Pro Technical Services Manager, Western Region. In his new position, Nowak will be assisting the GC Pro staff and its affiliate network on the design of advanced installations projects. The announcement was made by GC Pro Vice President Rick Plushner and reflects the division’s ongoing success and expansion.

Nowak is certified on Apple computers and has been training on a variety of high-end products from manufacturers such as Avid, Ocean Way, RedNet, Raven and Penteo. In the near future, he will be attending advanced training with many vendors in an effort to better support GC Pro’s clients.

Plushner stated, “In his previous position as a GC Pro Technical Services team member, Marcin has done outstanding work for the past two years. In 2012, his skills and services assisted clients and helped us earn new business. Marcin is also chief engineer of GC Pro’s Hollywood recording demo facility – he will continue to be an asset to GC Pro, and we wish him congratulations on his new position.�

For more information, please visit www.gcpro.com.

High-End Products Lead Live Sound Industry Innovation

ORLANDO, FL, JUNE 4, 2013 — Outline, S.r.l., the makers of high-quality, industry-leading speaker systems for touring, installation and studio applications, continues its year-long 40th anniversary celebration at InfoComm 2013 (Booth 109). Formed in 1973 by Guido Noselli, a musician/engineer frustrated by the inability of sound systems at the time to deliver his performances accurately to audiences, Outline has grown to become a leading technical innovator in speaker and control system design. Capable of delivering studio-environment audio quality to live events, Outline is celebrating with the introduction of the advanced GTO C-12 Line Array Speaker System and its re-engineered DVS Powered Speaker Series at this year’s show.

“At the onset of our 40th Anniversary in 2013, Outline has become the system of choice for the highly regarded Warner Theater in Washington, D.C. and the historic jazz club, Little Gem Saloon, in New Orleans,� says Tom Bensen, Sr. Vice President and Managing Director of Outline North America. “In addition, the Production Resource Group (PRG), one of the largest production services companies in North America, employed a massive Outline GTO Line Array, MANTAS and Butterfly-driven sound system for the recent Andrea Bocelli performance in the BB&T Center, the largest indoor arena in Florida. The tour will use the Outline system when it begins again in June 2013. InfoComm attendees are welcome to stop by our booth to see a live demonstration of the GTO C-12 and join in the celebration.�

Outline’s unabated determination over the last 40 years to produce the finest professional loudspeakers systems available continues at InfoComm with the U.S. launch of the all-new GTO C-12. With its technology completely derived from the larger-format, dual-15-inch GTO (first introduced in 2011), the GTO C-12 produces output power surpassed only by its larger sibling from an enclosure that is physically smaller and 30 percent lighter. Incorporating its V-Power Concept and patented DPRWG Wave Guide, combined with the most advanced transducer technology available, the GTO C-12 carries the familiar high-resolution signature sound synonymous with the Outline brand and family of world renowned line array products.

Also featured for the 40th anniversary celebration will be the new, re-engineered DVS powered speaker series, which includes iMode remote monitoring and control, with the DVS 12P and DVS 15P now fully bi-amped via twin internal amplifiers.

About Outline
Outline S.r.l., based in Brescia, Italy, is a leading manufacturer of high quality loudspeakers of both powered and un-powered configurations. Founded in 1973, the company has a rich history in the development of high quality loudspeaker systems, test and measurement systems, and holds numerous technology patents. With offices in Italy, The UK, and the USA and over 50 distributors on five continents with more than 4200 venues and users to its credit, Outline has assumed its place among the leaders in the professional audio market.

— With Mark Henderson as CEO, David Brune as Director of Sales and Andy Symons as Director of Operations, Auralex® is poised for its next phase of growth —

INDIANAPOLIS, IN, MAY 29, 2013 – Auralex® Acoustics, Inc., the world’s leading brand of acoustical treatments and currently celebrating its 35th anniversary, has announced several recent additions to its leadership team. The announcement was made by Auralex Founder and President Eric Smith and underscores Auralex’s ongoing global expansion.

First, Mark Henderson has been appointed CEO. Prior to joining Auralex Acoustics, Henderson had a successful global career with Dow AgroSciences, and also functioned as Executive Director of the Indiana Soybean Alliance and Indiana Corn Marketing Council, traveling abroad to grow both organizations’ market share. Along the way, Henderson acquired experience with Six Sigma and other process and organizational re-engineering job assignments. Henderson received both his MBA and Bachelor degrees from Kansas State University.

Next, Dave Brune has been appointed Director of Sales. Brune brings over two decades of sales management and business development experience with leading global manufacturers including Sony DADC, Maxell Professional Media, Thomson Consumer Electronics, and Ampex Recording Media Corporation. Dave is a graduate of Indiana University with a degree in telecommunications.

Third, Andy Symons has been appointed Director of Operations. Symons brings with him 20 years of experience in operations and management as well as over 30 years of experience in the professional audio and music industries. With a degree in Telecommunications from Butler University, he began his career as a staff engineer (and later Chief Engineer and Vice President) at TRC Recording Studios. He later joined World Media Group as mastering engineer, then Plant Manager and VP of Operations. Starting in 2001, he served as studio manager and marketing director for The Lodge Recording Studios. In the spring of 2011 he decided to return to college to earn an associate degree in IT/Networking, which he completed in late 2012.

“I have known Andy and Dave for several decades, and I can attest to their status as experts in the audio industry, as well as being great friends,� stated Eric Smith. “We are excited to be working with them moving forward. On the same hand, Mark is an experienced business and management professional, and he and I have become close allies since before his appointment. With these three new personnel on our team, we are poised for unprecedented global growth in the coming months and years.�

For more information, please visit www.auralex.com.

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Photo Caption: Pictured L-R: Auralex® Acoustics Director of Operations Andy Symons, CEO Mark Henderson, and Director of Sales David Brune.

- Top-tier Nashville session player John Willis replaces legacy analog PhantomFocusâ„¢ System (PFSâ„¢) with new digital successor at his Carl Tatz Design studio, Willisoundz -

Nashville, TN: As part of a recent studio renovation that included Carl Tatz Acoustic Lensâ„¢ modules by Auralex, custom console furniture by Sound Construction & Supply and a 60″ Samsung video monitor, Willisoundz studio owner John Willis chose to upgrade to the latest PhantomFocusâ„¢ System technology, replacing his 2006 legacy analog PFS to drive his Dynaudio Air 20 monitors.

During a recent Rode microphone shoot-out project at the studio with GRAMMY®-nominated engineer/producer/educator John Merchant, who is also owner of the award-winning Carl Tatz Design studio Red Door as well as a Dual PFS user, Merchant suggested that Willis move up to the new 2013 PFS technology. Although pleased with his earlier-generation PFS monitoring, the new system’s performance came as quite a shock. Even though he anticipated being impressed, he was not prepared for its impact. “When I first sat down to experience the new system, I was sick,” laments Willis. “It made everything so crystal-clear, 3D, and full-frequency range-accurate, I wanted to go back and remix everything I’ve ever done. Kudos to Carl and the new PhantomFocus System for continuing to make my little slice of home studio a world-class facility.”

When virtuoso guitar session player John Willis is not creating studio “magic” around town for the likes of Taylor Swift, Kenny Chesney, Tim McGraw and a long list of other top Nashville artists, he is working on any number of mainstream and independent acts as a producer/musician/engineer in his personal studio, Willisoundz. His studio production modus operandi has evolved into a sort of high-tech one-man-band/mad scientist approach that he controls like a musical Dr. Frankenstein, creating monster sounds from his “cockpit” array of recording and musical instrument gear. He advises, “Don’t settle for second place. Carl is the master – invest in your studio’s future with the PhantomFocus System.”

Cypress, CA – FOR-A Corporation of America announces plans to display an array of its video and audio solutions at this week’s Telemundo – Expo Cine Video Television Show, which takes place June 4-7 at the Mexico World Trade Center in Mexico City. Exhibiting within the Excellence in Communications and Technology booth (C-4), FOR-A will showcase a range of its products, including camera, multi viewer, signal processor, video switcher and frame rate converter solutions.

“The Latin American market is a very important region to us,� said Mario Rodriguez, FOR-A’s Latin American Sales Manager. “FOR-A makes it a priority to take advantage of every opportunity available to continue our strong presence in the area. Telemundo is a prestigious event for broadcasters in Latin America and a great chance for us to showcase our products to the community with our partner, Excellence in Communications and Technology.�

FOR-A will display its FT-ONE 4K variable frame rate camera. Employing FOR-A’s CMOS color sensor, FT1-CMOS, the FT-ONE has the ability to record and play back full 4K at up to 900 frames per second. FOR-A will also showcase the FLOVEL FZ-B1 ultra high sensitivity HD digital camera. Featuring an unprecedented low-light sensitivity of only 0.01 lux, the unit is the latest addition to FLOVEL’s extensive line of high-end HD specialty cameras.

Also on display will be the new FA-1010 multi-channel signal processor. With 10 video inputs and outputs, the award-winning unit offers extreme connectivity. The FA-1010 features multi-channel routing between sources as well as effective video and audio signal processing for line, relay, reporting, production, editing and delivery applications. FOR-A’s FA-9520 multi purpose signal processor will also be demoed at the expo.

FOR-A’s HVS-390HS HD/SD video switcher will also be exhibited at the booth. The compact, cost-effective HVS-390HS includes 16 HD/SD-SDI inputs and eight outputs (expandable to 24 inputs and 13 outputs), with frame synchronizers for all inputs.

Additionally, FOR-A’s modular UFM-30FRC frame rate converter will also be shown. Equipped with up, down, and cross-converter functions as standard features, the unit offer motion compensation processing and linear conversion modes and can perform wide-ranging format conversion. Another product in FOR-A’s UFM modular series that can be mounted on a UFM frame and will be displayed at the expo is the UFM-30DCC, an HD/SD digital color corrector.

The MV-1620HS HD/SD/analog mixed high-resolution multi viewer, IVS-710HS HD/SD video stabilizer, VTW-330HS HD/SD character generator, and the MBP-100SX MXF clip server are among the other products that will be showcased by FOR-A at Telemundo.

About FOR-A

FOR-A is a major manufacturer and distributor of video and audio systems to the broadcast, postproduction and professional video markets. For more information about FOR-A’s product line, call 714-894-3311 or visit our web site at www.for-a.com.

— 248th Guitar Center location features on-site lessons and repair services, along with GC’s vast inventory selection —

Westlake Village, CA (June 3, 2013) – On the evening of Thursday, May 30, 2013, Guitar Center held the grand opening of its new location in Bellingham, Washington, located at 3960 Meridian St., Suite 101, Bellingham, WA 98226. The Bellingham store (Guitar Center’s 248th retail location) is part of a new wave of Guitar Center retail stores that feature lesson spaces, which allows the brand to offer additional music lessons, special programs and expanded opportunities for local musicians.

Bellingham Store Manager Kelly Sites stated, “I’m very excited to be a part of the new Bellingham store. I grew up making music in the Northeast and it’s so rewarding to help my friends, neighbors and colleagues continue to do the same. Helping get the perfect instrument in the hands of just the right customer, while also helping our customers learn or hone their craft at the awesome new Guitar Center Studios, is what makes this job so special for myself and the staff every single day.� Sites is GC certified in guitars, accessories, pro audio, drums and keyboards, and has been with the company for six years.

Guitar Center Bellingham: What Musicians Will Find In-Store

Guitar Center Studios – Deeply vested in expanding and enhancing the Bellingham music scene, Guitar Center Bellingham also brings Guitar Center Studios to the new location. The fully-equipped, in-house lesson space is giving Bellingham residents of all ages and skill levels access to affordable music lessons. Sourcing locally trained store employees as certified instructors, courses will be offered on guitar, bass, keys and drums, as well as vocals and recording techniques using Pro Tools and Logic Pro and GarageBand.
Vast Product Selection and Low Prices – Guitar Center Bellingham brings an unprecedented selection of products to Bellingham, all backed by Guitar Center’s guarantee and available at attractive prices. The store features the latest in guitars, amplifiers, percussion instruments and keyboards, as well as live sound, DJ, lighting and recording equipment.
Guitar Center Garage – Guitar Center Bellingham includes GC Garage, the store’s on-site guitar repair service, offering a host of services, including electronics repair, hardware customization, fretwork, structural repairs, cosmetic enhancements, setup and maintenances.

Guitar Center Bellingham: Additional In-Store Programs and Opportunities Include:

Guitar Center’s “Endless Aisle� – Bellingham customers can now shop from Guitar Center’s new multi-channel “endless aisle,� which extends the in-store inventory to over $400 million in new and used products from across the nation. Shoppers will be able to purchase in-store, online and via phone, with the option to have products shipped to their home or to the store for convenient pick up.
At: Guitar Center Programs – Throughout the calendar year, Guitar Center Bellingham will host an array of free events, such as artist workshops, lessons, product launches and performances, as a part of the company’s ongoing commitment to educating and assisting unsigned artists. These programs aim to provide musicians with the opportunities and exposure essential to achieving their music goals.
Recording Made Easy – Available at all Guitar Center locations, the Recording Made Easy program is a four-week, user-friendly series of weekly classes occurring Saturdays from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m.

In addition to special programs at the new Bellingham store, Guitar Center offers year-round programs designed to spearhead creativity and highlight promising undiscovered talent. Bellingham residents will now be able to participate in these ongoing events from their hometown. Programs have included Your Next Record, Guitar Center On-Stage, Guitar Center Singer-Songwriter, Guitar Center’s Battle of the Blues and Guitar Center’s Drum-Off.

Guitar Center Bellingham Store and Studio Hours
Mon-Fri: 11 AM-8 PM
Sat: 10 AM-8 PM
Sun: 12 PM-6 PM

Popular and reliable ProVideoSync media server rebranded and upgraded with significant improvements

ORLANDO, Florida – InfoComm 2013 booth #4211 — Renewed Vision is taking advantage of InfoComm 2013 to officially debut ProVideoServer (PVS), the company’s new four-channel HD video server with synchronization.

Eight years ago, Renewed Vision introduced ProVideoSync, a dual-channel media server currently used by many organizations around the world for the synchronized playback of two channels of broadcast-quality video with select video codecs. Since that time, codecs like H.264 that were originally suitable for web video became of a better quality, distribution of content over the web became more desirable, remote control capabilities in video switchers became more widespread, and the appetite for even more video channels has grown.

With all of that in mind, Renewed Vision’s engineering team set out to address these modern requirements, re-imagining and extending the original scope of PVS. The result is essentially a brand new product with a slightly updated name better suited for its purpose. (more…)

Custom Audio Solution Helps Nathan Lane Make Glorious Return
In Hilarious and Heartbreaking Play

NEW YORK, JUNE 4, 2013—When Sound Designer Leon Rothenberg was tasked with reproducing the post-vaudeville burlesque scene of the 1930s for the new Broadway play, The Nance, he turned to Masque Sound, a leading theatrical sound reinforcement, installation and design company, to provide an audio solution capable of transporting the audience back to this wild time.

Lincoln Center Theater’s production of Douglas Carter Beane’s The Nance, playing at the Lyceum Theatre on Broadway, brings to life the naughty, raucous world of burlesque’s heyday with the backstage story of Chauncey Miles and his fellow performers. At a time when it was easy to play gay but dangerous to actually be gay, Chauncey’s uproarious antics on the stage stand out in marked contrast to his offstage life. Directed by three-time Tony Award-winner Jack O’Brien, The Nance welcomes two-time Tony Award-winner Nathan Lane back to Broadway as Chauncey.

For The Nance, Rothenberg’s goal in working with Masque Sound was to make the play’s setting as authentic as possible. “The sound design was not going to be standard by today’s blueprint,� says Rothenberg. “In the 1930s, there would have been no help from a sound system. There was a band in the pit, and if the performer wanted to be heard, it was all on them. They sang, performed musical numbers and sketches and told jokes, and they just had to be loud. Trying to recreate that feeling without being visibly intrusive and still making sure that everything got heard was a complex challenge. Fortunately, my team, including Danny Erdberg, assistant sound designer, Liz Coleman, assistant audio engineer, Marc Salzberg, production sound engineer and I, were able to work with Masque Sound to come up with a great sound solution.�

By strategically placing boundary and foot microphones, provided by Masque Sound, within the framework of the set and at the front of the stage, Rothenberg’s design was able to pick up the actors successfully and provide that authentic feel he sought.

“After the sound system is designed and tuned, it’s all about the mix,� adds Rothenberg. “It is a very specific and rigorous show to mix in that every moment has to be very tightly controlled. We want to get the most out of the band, and the most out of the singing and the music without sacrificing clarity or the story. Marc Salzberg has a great sense of mixing this way, a great sense of this kind of specificity and how to maintain natural transparent sound. He was great to have on the show and did a phenomenal job.�

Another unique aspect of the sound design for Rothenberg was The Nance’s use of a turntable stage. “There are moments when the band has to sound like it is in the pit and others where the music needs to ‘move’ with the turntable to give the audience the impression of being backstage,� says Rothenberg. “From a sound point of view, these are two very different feelings we seek for the audience to experience, making it an interesting challenge. The band is actually down the hall backstage, but heard through speakers where the pit would be. Then we simulate the sound of a stage house from onstage, with installed speakers up the entire stage right side wall. Masque Sound had the gear I was looking for and the final result gave us just the effect we wanted. It turned out great.�

Masque Sound provided an equipment package that included the Avid VENUE profile console, which delivers studio-grade sound, powerful performance and complete ease of use, with maximum flexibility and power in a smaller footprint. In addition, Masque Sound provided Yamaha DME64 Digital Mixing Engines, which employ Yamaha’s original DSP6 and DSP7 signal-processing LSIs for extraordinary audio processing power and quality. A d&b speaker system complemented by two Meyer USW-1P subwoofers, and DPA Microphones were paired with Rothenberg’s design.

Rothenberg also credits the success of the show to the theater itself. “The Lyceum is the oldest theater on Broadway and the acoustics and feeling of intimacy in that theater are just fantastic,� he adds. “It might have been hard to pull off what we did in a different venue. The Lyceum is both visually stunning and sonically generous and thanks to Masque Sound’s first class support, we produced a first-class show.�

The Nance recently received five Tony Award nominations, including “Best Sound Design of a Play� for Leon Rothenberg. It is currently running on Broadway at the Lyceum Theatre.

Fifteen outstanding AV installations will be presented in an exhibit on the show floor June 12-13 at InfoComm 2013 in Orlando, where registered attendees will vote with their badges to choose the winners.

Fairfax, VA – InfoComm International and NewBay Media are pleased to announce the finalists for the 1st annual People’s Choice Awards. These finalists were selected from among submitted entries by a panel of industry experts including journalists, technical directors, and industry educators.

Now it’s up to InfoComm attendees to pick the winners in five categories: Corporate, Education, Healthcare, Arts/Leisure and Government.

Registered attendees can drop by the People’s Choice pavilion (#1087) to vote during show floor hours between 9a.m. Wednesday, June 12th and 3p.m. Thursday, June 13th. Voting will close Thursday at 3p.m. Winners will be announced Friday June 14th. Read the in-depth feature from Sound & Video Contractor‘s June issue!

Here are the finalists:

CORPORATE

GE Customer Experience Center
Markham, Ontario, Canada
Advanced for GE Energy

Verizon Innovation Center
Waltham, Massachusetts
Whitlock with Cavanaugh Tocci Associates for Verizon Wireless

EDUCATION

Northeastern University Visitor Center
Boston, Massachusetts
Whitlock with Cavanaugh Tocci Associates for Northeastern University

James B. Hunt Jr. Library of the Future at North Carolina State University
Raleigh, North Carolina
The Sextant Group & AVI-SPL for North Carolina State University Library

Perimeter Institute Expansion
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
Westbury National for Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics

HEALTHCARE

Goodman Hall at IU Health Neuroscience Center
Indianapolis, Indiana
Sensory Technologies for Indiana (IU) Health

Health Science & Education Building at Downtown Phoenix Biomedical Campus
Phoenix, Arizona
Audio Video Resources for University of Arizona

Simulation Center at Dwight Schar College of Nursing & Health Sciences
Ashland, Ohio
SoundCom Systems for Ashland University

ARTS & LEISURE

The View from The Shard
London
Dataton, DJ Willrich, Event Communications, Mirage Associates for The View from The Shard

Comal Restaurant Acoustic System
Berkeley, California
Meyer Sound & BugID for Comal Restaurant

SFJAZZ Center at Robert N. Miner Auditorium
Berkeley, California
Aurbach Pollack Friedlander, BBI Engineering, SIA Acoustics for SFJAZZ

GOVERNMENT

Santa Barbara Emergency Operations Center
Santa Barbara, California
Electrosonic for County of Santa Barbara

Minneapolis School Board Meeting Room
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Alpha Audio & Video for Minneapolis Public Schools

The Springfield-Greene County Office of Emergency Management
Springfield, Missouri
TLC Engineering, TechSpa & Killian Digital for Springfield-Greene County