Last week, Integrated Systems Europe (ISE 2010) held their EMEA InAVation Awards reception at the Diamond Lounge, in the Amsterdam RAI International Exhibition and Congress Center. Crestron DigitalMedia was recognized by the industry as the company with the “Most InAVative Video Processing or Distribution Product for Residential Use.” The company also received an award for their TPMC-3X Handheld WiFi Touchpanel—awarded the “Most InAVative Control Product for Residential Use.”

Goldmund is celebrating the opening of their New York Media Room with a Grand Opening reception Wednesday, February 24th.

Demonstrations will take place, featuring Goldmund’s Proteus Software; revised software that accommodates both in-wall and freestanding speakers.

Michel Reverchon, founder of Goldmund Switzerland, will be at the event to explain how the company’s patented technologies will affect the home theater market.

An installation in a remote location awards both challenges and success for Custom LA.

For the 12th year in a row, Digital Projection has been the go-to company for providing high-performance projection systems at the Sundance Film Festival, today’s most influential independent film festival. Sundance has recently made Digital Projection the official provider of video projection for the festival.

Digital Projection (DPI) is supplying displays for 17 of the 18 venues

Avrak has re-designed their line of original rotating audio video racks by rethinking the design and durability.

All aluminum, black anodized panels have been implemented on the body of both Avtrak and Fatrak models.

The racks are designed so that they can rotate inside of an enclosure for easy access to the back of audio gear.

Crestron is now shipping a new Processor Amplifier, the PAMP-4X100. The amplifier is designed for Crestron’s Prodigy, the company’s more affordable line of entertainment and control solutions.

PAMP-4X100 allows six stereo sources to four rooms at 50 watts per channel, and can be expanded up to 12 rooms.

How to create an acoustic “slice of paradise” on the high seas.

Noise is a subjective experience: It has distinctive effects on individuals based on their sensitivities to sound. The physiological effects of noise vary from person to person.  For example, a hearing-impaired person may be susceptible to further harm when exposed to excessive noise levels. 

Recently, a SoundSense client with a hearing problem asked if the noise from his yacht could potentially harm his hearing.  After a quick reading with a spectrum analyzer and an interview, we realized that the noise levels were, indeed, hazardous to his existing condition.

Draper has introduced Fine Art for FlatScreens, a line that conceals flat panel televisions with a work of art.

The company offers jacquard woven tapestries with reproductions of original works of art. With the touch of a switch or wireless controller, the art lifts to reveal the flat panel behind it.