NEXO MONITORS MAKE TV DEBUT WITH IRELAND’S ‘VOICE’ ON RTE ONE
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The distinctive shape of the 45°N-12 monitors encouraged TV set designer Fiona Cunningham to put them centre stage in Ireland's talent show 'The Voice' .
NEXO MONITORS MAKE TV DEBUT WITH IRELAND’S ‘VOICE’ ON RTE ONE
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The distinctive shape of the 45°N-12 monitors encouraged TV set designer Fiona Cunningham to put them centre stage in Ireland's talent show 'The Voice' .
PS8s FOR NEW COMEDY CLUB IN CHICAGO
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PS8s provided a virtually invisible audio system, designed and installed by Gand Sound Installations in a new comedy performance space in Chicago.
1500-SEAT CHURCH PRAISES MUSICAL GEO S12
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Christ the King Church in Washington State picks a GEO S12+RS18 system for the best match of musicality, output, coverage and discreet profile.
CUE MEDIA SNAPS UP PS10 SYSTEM ON 0% FINANCE DEAL
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Cue Media is the latest customer to take advantage of the UK's 0% finance offer on NEXO products.
NEXO GEO FOR THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE
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One of the most prominent institutions in Europe has commissioned a GEO S8 speech reinforcement system in its large council chamber in Strasbourg.
While curved vertical arrays are the most advanced loudspeaker systems available, most vertical array systems create side lobes which cause excessive on-stage low frequency levels. Unfortunately, this LF energy can’t be equalized out of the lead singer’s microphone, unless that singer and mic are stationary.
To solve this problem, NEXO’s powerful CD12 and CD18 employ an innovative method to control long wavelength, LF acoustic energy. CD technology applies cardioid microphone designs “in reverse”, to produce cardioid, super-cardioid or hyper-cardioid patterns from two woofers facing opposite directions.
Sophisticated signal processing algorithms, from the NX242 TDcontroller, are also applied individually to each of the dual-ported woofers, to produce substantial forward gain and more than 15dB of rear attenuation. This means NEXO CD SubBass systems directs LF energy where it is needed, towards in the audience, and away from open microphones and reverberant surfaces.