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loudspeaker ranges, bringing high-definition monitoring both to the live and studio markets, and held demonstrations of its new W series floor monitors and the M series reference monitors. ADJ launched 12 new products at the show, including the newest evolution of its Ultra Series of linear LED wash fixtures, a collection of bar fixtures utilising the latest lime-infused HEX LED technology. DAS Audio brought several new products to the show including the latest additions to its ARA Series and its next generation of the EVENT Series line array. EAW presented its LA Series at the show, a range that supports events that are often geared towards pole mounted deployments, such as small to medium live shows, weddings, corporate events, restaurants, bars and clubs. Electro-Voice highlighted its latest EVERSE 12 batterypowered loudspeaker and celebrated the landmark of producing its one million ZLX portable loudspeaker, which was displayed at the show and signed by members of the EV team. Meyer Sound showcased the power of pairing its PANTHER line array loudspeaker with the new 2100-LFC low-frequency control element, while also demonstrating the capabilities of its Spacemap Go spatial sound design and mixing tool. Neumann released several new products for stage use at the show, and announced the expanded range of its Miniature Clip Microphone System. PK Sound presented its T8 robotic line source element, the industry’s first robotically controlled line source range, in an impressive immersive demo room experience, while NEXO highlighted its new nanoNXAMP4 Powered TD Controller. While many who exhibited at NAMM travelled direct to ISE from California, the prospect of a repeat for 2025 has been nipped in the bud as the two shows are separated by a week, much to the relief of those hardy enough to commit to attend both.
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Bob Chanthavongsa from Cerwin Vega. Ken Weller from Celestion with MONDO-DR’s Todd Staszko. Guillermo Cabada of Propaganda Systems (r) with the Grupo Bunker team on its stand. Kirsten Spruch and David Glaubke of HARMAN. Andrew Richardson, Gianluca Turra, Phil Van Pedorgh and Flavio Naggi from Faital Pro. Hunter Williams and Daniella Kohan from Sennheiser. Brian Dowdle and Alfred Gonzales of ADJ.