The results of your purchase decision will be an audio-visual (AV) system installed in your working environment that will be there for years. Weather this what to get decision was the best or not will be judged over time, and stay with you. This year many changes have happened that quickly affected your AV system […]
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No, this is not about getting a new hybrid car. In the past year some of us have been able to work from home with others in remote locations, all supported by essential in-office people. Our suppliers and customers are doing the same. We used the videoconference apps (Teams, Zoom, etc.) as well as our […]
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Pending alternate government instruction or significant supply chain interruption Design Electronics has been monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic closely and has decided to implement new policies and procedures to help protect our customers, community and staff as we strive to safely deliver the exceptional solutions and support our customers rely on. These steps and protocols are designed to minimize the potential for virus transmission and will […]
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“WHO LIVES, WHO DIES, WHO TELLS YOUR STORY”? Posted on June 5, 2019 by Neeto da Silva By Camille Burch (Systems Contractor News) 14 hours ago Installations Hamilton: The Museum Exhibition Leverages Pro AV for Immersive Storytelling Creators of the Broadway musical Hamilton aren’t done giving their man his shot. Responding to audience demand for more, they partnered with manufacturers, integrators, and historians […]
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By Camille Burch (Systems Contractor News) 14 hours ago Installations Hamilton: The Museum Exhibition Leverages Pro AV for Immersive Storytelling Creators of the Broadway musical Hamilton aren’t done giving their man his shot. Responding to audience demand for more, they partnered with manufacturers, integrators, and historians to create the traveling showcase Hamilton: The Museum Exhibition. […]
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For the 100th anniversary of the discovery of King Tut’s tomb, the pharaoh’s most dazzling objects of 3,300 years ago have met with modern spectacle in a new touring exhibition. The show’s more than 150 artifacts, 60 of which have not previously left Egypt, definitely shimmer in any light, but as they travel the world […]
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Chris Jones – Contact Reporter Chicago Tribune “Hamilton,” the phenomenally successful musical written and composed by Lin-Manuel Miranda, brought so much posthumous celebrity to Alexander Hamilton that America’s first secretary of the treasury kept his fragile spot on the front of the 10-dollar bill. But Miranda and his producer, Jeffrey Seller, are not yet done giving […]
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Dan Daley March 21, 2016, 1:00 am 1720 Welcome to Saturday Night Live: The Exhibition, which is very much ready for prime time. When the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum was established in 1983, more than a few pundits suggested that such a memorial augured the death of the genre. Although it […]
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Q-SYS at Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada March 19, 2014 By Andrew King | As seen originally in Professional Sound Magazine At the foot of one of Canada’s longer-standing tourist attractions in downtown Toronto sits a brand new one. And where the iconic CN Tower has long given those brave enough to ascend it the chance […]
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Most of us have at least one or more flat-screen TVs in our homes these days and of course we love how they look – minimal and elegant – and the picture quality is often outstanding. However, the sound quality from the built-in speakers of most flat-screen TVs are nothing special, that is for certain. […]
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