Solotech Acquires Morris Light & Sound
Solotech expands its Nashville footprint with the acquisition of event production and system integration company Morris Light & Sound.
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Solotech expands its Nashville footprint with the acquisition of event production and system integration company Morris Light & Sound.
2020 was tough all over—but not for the music industry, which grew revenues for the fifth consecutive year, ticking up 9.2% to $12.2 billion.
UK studio mic startup Aston Microphones has been purchased by Music Tribe, parent company to Behringer, Midas, Turbosound, TC Electronic and other brands.
Sponsorship opportunities are available for companies that wish to reach professional technology buyers at the first Pro Audio & Radio Tech Summit.
Telefunken Elektroakustik is celebrating two decades in business this year.
Co-CEOs Andreas and Daniel Sennheiser sit down with PSN to explain their search for a Consumer Electronics business partner, and what's ahead, post-pandemic.
In 2020, Sweetwater served more than 1.5 million customers, taking annual revenues past $1 billion for the first time in the company’s 42-year history.
VUE Audiotechnik has made a number of major organizational changes under owner Michael von Keitz with the turn of the year.
Legendary designer Rupert Neve died February 12, 2021, leaving behind a monumental legacy of equipment used in every corner of pro audio.
AVIXA has announced it is moving InfoComm 2021 to Oct. 23–29, to be held at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, FL.
Gibson guy Cesar Gueikian, CMO of Gibson Brands, reveals how KRK is finding its way.
Industry moves this month include promotions and hires at Symetrix, KV2 Audio, Calrec, Auerbach Pollock Friedlander, Rise Organization, L-Acoustics, and David Carroll Associates.
Shure has petitioned the FCC to ensure a dedicated “vacant” 6 MHz UHF channel is available in each market for wireless microphone use.
Danish turntable cartridge company Ortofon has teamed up with startup Phonocut on the development of the latter's vinyl recorder.
Audio electronics and loudspeaker manufacturer Bryston has been acquired by longtime VP James Tanner in partnership with Colquhoun Audio.
Pro Sound News, Mix and Radio World have joined forces to hold the first Pro Audio & Radio Tech Summit, an all-day virtual event to be held April 1.
Jonathan Wyner started his term as president of the Audio Engineering Society on January 1, 2021.
Get to know Dana Ruzicka, senior vice president and general manager of audio and music solutions at Avid Technology.
NAMM's Believe in Music week in mid-January attracted 93,226 attendees from 187 countries.
The annual TEC Awards, honoring the best in professional audio and sound production, went online to announce this year’s winners.
Ash Levitt, president of Heil Sound, shares how a career in academic research psychology helped prepare him to lead the legendary pro audio manufacturer.
A majority of shares in Native Instruments have been purchased by tech investment firm Francisco Partners.
Industry moves this month include promotions and hires at Eastern Acoustic Works, AtlasIED, Full Compass, Focusrite Pro, Clear-Com, Advanced Systems Group and Renkus-Heinz.
Gaming accessory company Turtle Beach takes aim at the microphone and podcast markets by netting Neat.
Insights from Tylene “Ty” Robinson, director of sales and marketing at Symetrix.
Music Tribe, parent company to Behringer, Midas, Turbosound, TC Electronic, TC Helicon, Bugera, Tannoy, Lake, Klark-Teknik, Lab.gruppen and others, has entered into a ‘Super Partner’ arrangement with online MI/pro audio retailer Sweetwater.
Ash Levitt, president of Heil Sound, shares stories of his long history with the company.
Canadian broadcast equipment company Evertz Technologies Limited is purchasing the legacy recording/broadcast studio gear brand Studer from Harman Professional Solutions.
In the upcoming Guitar Tone Reimagined: Celestion SpeakerMix Pro webinar, pros from Celestion will discuss the development of the company's first plug-in and how it can aid users in getting 'that tone,' regardless of what that tone might be.
Rioters at the U.S. Capitol stole and vandalized live sound equipment that Maryland Sound International had onsite for the upcoming presidential inauguration.
Following years of selling off brands unrelated to its core focus of guitars, Gibson acquires amp manufacturer Mesa/Boogie.
The Recording Academy has pushed its 63rd Annual Grammy Awards broadcast to Sunday, March 14, 2020, due to COVID-19 concerns.
In UK Music’s “Let The Music Play: Save Our Summer” report, the trade organization suggests how to help the live sector recover from pandemic setbacks.
In our annual look at what’s in store for the year ahead, a variety of pro-audio manufacturers assess their 2020 and share insights as to what you can expect from them—and the industry at large—over the next 12 months....
Here, we honor audio pros the industry lost this year that were memorialized in the pages of Pro Sound News, starting in January, 2020 and moving chronologically through the year to December.
With the end of the year upon us (and not a second too soon), we look back at the year that was, presenting the Top 10 Pro Sound News articles of 2020.
The Recording Academy Special Merit Awards will recognize a variety of pros and artists with its Trustee Awards, Lifetime Achievement Awards and Technical GRAMMY Award.
Congress’ new $900 Billion COVID-19 Relief Package, expected to pass this week, includes the Save Our Stages Act, plus gig worker benefits, a revived Small Business PPP and more.
The new Mike Chafee scholarship will be offered to female audio graduate students in association with the AES Educational Foundation.
LEA Professional founder Blake Augsburger shares how he envisioned both the company and its products to take a future-driven approach.
Industry moves this month include promotions and hires at Sweetwater, Meyer Sound, DAS Audio, Point Source Audio, Endless Noise, Holoplot, Vaudeville Sound Group and more.
Britannia Row Productions marked 45 years in live production this year. Here's the whole story, from Pink Floyd to the Pandemic and beyond.