History
A profile of Australian lighting designer Roger Foley of / AKA Ellis D. Fogg from CX Magazine, September 2012.
Read MoreDope, diesel, and degradation – just a few of themes covered in this sample chapter from Julius Grafton’s new book ‘This Could Be Serious.’
Read MoreDirector in Vienna, LD in Munich, lighting operator in Frankfurt, FOH and broadcast sound mixed in Cologne, sound recording in New York. All in real time.
Read MoreStill proudly in print, plus digital, with all back issues online. And we survived 2020!
Read MoreDuncan Fry recalls the first real P.A. system his band hired from McLean Sound.
Read MoreAustralia’s largest theatre and audio visual technology distribution company celebrates 50 years continual ownership on Friday, capping a remarkable five decades that closely tracks the history of live production and indeed Australian Rock and Roll.
Read MoreIn October 1997 Peter Troy sold Troy Balance – a powerhouse production firm in the 1980s – making CMI the prime focus for the brothers Trojkovic. Also, a rewind to a 1991 profile of Troy Balance.
Read MoreCrestron was started in 1972 by New Jersey-ite George Feldstein. Still a private company, CX Magazine talks with Crestron ANZ’s Stuart Craig about the brand and how they are faring during the global upheaval.
Read MoreGold for the Production. Twenty years ago the Sydney Olympics was the biggest event staged in Australia and Connections Magazine was there with comprehensive coverage of the AV production.
Read MoreHow it came to be that The Harris Tweed Trouser Band headlined the Millicent Pop Festival, using Yamaha’s TA-series as backline.
Read MoreConnections Magazine would occasionally ask audio professionals to talk about a microphone they use, either live or in the studio.
Read MoreWe love homegrown! CX Magazine talks with the General Manager of Altronics Brian Sorensen about being a proudly Australian company, the advantages of local manufacture, and how they’ve kept customers happy for 44 years and counting.
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