Is your building structurally sound? Most churches are completely unaware they potentially have issues waiting to happen overhead, and in many cases, it’s the churches themselves, albeit quite unintentionally, that created these risks by improperly hanging or rigging equipment in their auditoriums and other spaces. Are these items hanging safely? If so, how do you know?
By David Leuschner and Willow Hodge In the modern church, worship extends beyond vocals and instruments. It encompasses a broader palette—technical artistry through audio, video, and lighting. These elements, often viewed as background support, are frontline tools...
Through its USB-C connection, the NXW provides a responsive, professional hardware surface to operate ONYX on any PC system without compromises. Designed for freelancers, touring professionals, and fixed installs alike, the NXW delivers everything lighting operators...
Wisycom, a global leader in the design and build of sophisticated RF solutions, updated its MTP61 Miniature Bodypack Transmitter, now featuring the new DPA MicroLock® connector and a customized battery pack. The company also recently released the groundbreaking BFL2...
Dallas’s Southern Methodist University (SMU) has upgraded its Emergency Operations Center (EOC) with a series of fine pitch LED displays, all driven by tvONE’s ultra-powerful CALICO PRO video processor. The new EOC is the hub for security for the entire...
MEGA-LITE is proud to introduce the Teclight BVW150, a multipurpose LED fixture designed for applications that require flexible color temperature control. Featuring a tunable LED light source, the Teclight BVW150 allows users to manually adjust the color temperature...
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