MEETING ATTENDANCE
Ken Holden KFTV/KTFF/KARM
Andy Vu KGPE/KSEE
Pat Fennacy TeleHop
Brett Covish KFTV/KTFF
Tom Driggers KAIL/RF Specialties
Angel Sotelo Jr. KFTV
Jim Erbe WinSystem
Allen Lemelle KFSN
Gary Temple KGPE/KSEE
Hector Bordens KSEE/KGPE
Ruben Alvarez Retired
Rych Withers KFCF
Dennis Thompson KFSN
With the new Digital 9000 system, Sennheiser provides the answer for the most demanding applications, such as multichannel broadcast and theater production in high RF environments. In these situations, the engineer carries the responsibility of making the event happen every day with flawless precision – mistakes and drop-outs are unacceptable… and there’s no second chance when you go live. Now – after more than a decade of research and development – Digital 9000 presents the world-class digital solution that professionals can only expect from Sennheiser. Digital 9000 offers uncompressed digital audio transmission, free from termodulation, with stunning purity of sound and dynamics far ahead of analog wireless transmission.
Brian Walker is a Market Development Manager for Sennheiser Electronic Corporation. As a Market Development Manager, Walker provides support to customers on the full range of Sennheiser, Neumann and K-Array products ranging from microphones, headphones, speakers and wireless mic systems.
Dennis Thompson
Just a reminder not to miss the July lunch meeting, yeah the one on Thursday, August 1st! Our Chairman has put together another fine presentation, this time with the folks at Sennheiser. more…
The Society of Broadcast Engineers, in conjunction with CRC Press, Focal Press, Elsevier Science, McGraw-Hill, Pearson Education and other publishers, makes it possible for SBE members to purchase the best industry resources at up to 20 percent off the retail price. This collection of books is authored by an outstanding group of experts in the industry.
The SBE is offering its RF Safety Course, presented by Richard Strickland of RF Safety Solutions, on Wednesday, July 24 beginning at 1:30 pm ET. more…
Networked Audio Consoles have been around for almost 15 years. Initially introduced as TDM systems, they have undergone their first real metamorphosis to AoIP. Understanding the benefits and limitations of the various networked system architectures is essential.
Frank Grundstein, CBRE, CBNT, Director of Sales at Logitek (pictured on left), will discuss some of the elements of networked systems and how they can affect your selection process. Recent efforts to standardize the AoIP protocols will also be discussed at the May meeting hosted by Logitek. Meet Frank Grundstein and see new products from Logitek including JetStream with “Enco Inside”-the first platform to incorporate automation playout running within the platform.
SBE66 May MeetingHosted by Logitek Meet in Banquet Room
