The new ArrayCalc V7 in point source configuration, showing 4x 10S loudspeakers from d&b audiotechnik’s White range.
d&b audiotechnik, based in Backnang,Germany, will exhibit at the 2013 InfoComm show at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida (conference: June 8 to 14; exhibits: June 12 to 14) in booth #1027. The company will offer product demonstrations beginning on June 11 at 11 a.m. in demo lounge #W204A, which will run throughout the exhibition.
Products from the d&b White and Black ranges will be on display, along with two stations in the booth where d&b will show the new ArrayCalc V7 acoustic modeling software along with a functioning R1/R70 remote system control setup. Elements from the V, T and E-Series from the Black range will also be on display.
The presentations in the demo room will last approximately 30 minutes and will cover in detail the new features of ArrayCalc V7 with a direct listening experience through a variety of d&b loudspeakers. Presented by Christopher Kulesa and Jason Waggoner, who are both part of the d&b U.S. office’s education program, the demonstration will focus on the ability of ArrayCalc V7 to perform acoustic simulations for complex hybrid system design solutions that require both point source and line array elements.
“InfoComm never ceases to amaze,” says d&b Marketing Manager Roger Keim, “easily the largest annual event for the A/V presentation industry professional. For d&b audiotechnik it’s a great platform to introduce people to the advances we are making in providing a great listening experience. It’s about hearing as well as seeing. Audio might not be as glossy as the video displays, but without good sound a picture only tells part of the story. We are demonstrating new products and will be hosting presentations on how to apply them.
“[d&b’s] White [range] is aimed squarely at system integrators,” Keim says. “The 10AL small format line array, introduced only last year, is already proving extremely popular for our clients around the world. For the entertainment professional the Black is a physically more robust product range designed for speed of rigging and resilience in touring environments.
“Other members of the d&b team will be on hand to engage in further discussion with participants,” Keim concludes. “We look forward to seeing you there.”
Visit d&b audiotechnik online at www.dbaudio.com/en.
Find information about InfoComm 2013 at www.infocommshow.org.
