History
Sid’s Mic Case
Connections Magazine would occasionally ask audio professionals to talk about a microphone they use, either live or in the studio.
Read MoreAltronics and Redback – W.A. Made since ‘76
We 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.
Read MoreMy Early Days Of Audio – Part 1
Rudimentals – Duncan Fry reflects upon the beginnings of his Journey In Sound.
Read MoreCreative Productions’ Dave Jackson got 10 mins alone with the PM – what did he say?
Seizing the opportunity presented by a press conference held in his own warehouse, Creative Productions’ owner Dave Jackson got himself the ear of our Prime Minister.
Read MoreRØDE Claims Wireless – Burning Ambition Ignites
CX Magazine’s profile on innovative Australian audio company RØDE and its CEO Peter Freedman from May 2015.
Read MoreVale Harley Richardson
Passing away unexpectedly, Harley Richardson was farewelled at a private funeral on June 15
Read MoreThe History of Crystal Microphones and Artifacts from the Shure Archives
In 1935 Shure offered the company’s first crystal microphones – the Model 70 and variants.
Read MoreA Potted History of Remote Control
John O’Brien reflects on the evolution of remote control, starting with the very first forms of the technology.
Read MoreDuncan Fry – Par 43 Launch
Duncan Fry puts a tentative toe into to the murky waters of lighting… A CX History extract from July-Sept 2007.
Read MoreCrisis Update – PM bans all indoor gatherings over 100. Here’s what you can do to help
Most our industry is officially closed for business, but we will get through this together.
Read MoreWhat You Can Do – Who Can Help
What you can do, who you should call, and how we can all navigate through this unprecedented crisis.
Read More29 YEARS OF PUBLISHING JUST ENDED
By Julius Grafton. My media life is over – but new doors open. Media in 2020 is not easy, but it is needed more than ever as disinformation can be so easily propagated.
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