Posts by CX Magazine
Allen & Heath Reimagines Avantis with Major V2 Update and Channel/FX Expansion
Allen & Heath has announced Avantis firmware V2.0, dramatically expanding the capabilities of Avantis and Avantis Solo
Read MoreIMMERSED OR MISGUIDED?
‘Immersive audio’ – generically speaking – has its place in theatres, fixed installs etc., but not in the real world of large-scale, high-intensity world touring
Read MoreChameleon Touring Systems Invests in Robe iFORTE LTXs
Chameleon Touring Systems has invested in 15 new Robe iFORTE LTXs and iFORTE LTX FSs to complement their RoboSpot systems.
Read MoreHARMAN Connect APAC 2026
HARMAN’s Connect APAC Summit 2026 brought together distributors, partners, customers, and HARMAN leadership from across Asia Pacific
Read MoreFrom Cricket Ground to Dancefloor
The venue’s right in the Mount, it’s got the embankment, the terraced pavilion, the harbour on one side and the ocean on the other.
Read MorePAVT gets new generation AI remote control camera tech for Australia and NZ
PAVT has been appointed as the Everet Imaging distributor for Australia and New Zealand.
Read MoreThe P.A. People Appoint Kate Kelly as Business Development Manager
The P.A. People are pleased to welcome Kate Kelly in the role of Business Development Manager, based in Melbourne.
Read MoreOutline Awarded European Patent for Warped Finite Impulse (WFIR) Technology
Outline’s technology for Warped Finite Impulse (WFIR) filter has been granted by the European Patent Organisation
Read MoreRoland Pro A/V announce new Australian Distributor
Roland Pro A/V have appointed AVA Distribution as their exclusive distribution partner for Roland Professional A/V products in Australia
Read MoreStagecraft, The Artform
The size of the stage is unimportant compared to the attitude of an artist truly in control of their craft
Read MoreStep Up Your Stage
Design Quintessence stage decks come in triangles, squares, curves, full and half circles, hexagons, diamonds, and rectangles
Read MoreThe Venue That Changed Sydney
The same musicians who smiled for daytime TV were tearing clubs apart at night with loud blues-rock and proto-hard rock.
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