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Sennheiser’s Ears Cover Live Earth | 07.10.2007 Sennheiser UK
At Giants Stadium in New Jersey concert sound was provided by Firehouse Productions where Kristy Jo Winkler, Sennheiser relations manager for the Americas and Canada, was working with The Police, Dave Matthews Band, Smashing Pumpkins and Akon. Firehouse Productions’ Vinny Siniscal, RF coordinator for this location, assembled a Sennheiser G2 wireless IEM system with 32 bodypacks, and an A 5000 CP antenna. Siniscal managed approximately 150 channels of RF and reports, "One-third of that was Sennheiser microphones or G2 ears. Every single artist used at least two mixes of Sennheiser ears. It really is the only professional personal monitor system on the market with an agile tuning ability. On top of that, it sounds really nice." More>> |
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FIREHOUSE PRODUCTIONS ROCKS LIVE EARTH WITH JBL VERTEC® LINE ARRAYS | NORTHRIDGE, CALIFORNIA, July 7, 2007 — In one of the highest-profile applications of JBL Professional VERTEC® line arrays to date, Firehouse Productions is providing concert audio services for the Live Earth concert held on July 7 at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The concert is one of several Live Earth concerts held on the same day around the world, spanning seven continents over 24 hours and bringing more than 100 artists to 2 billion people. Founded by Kevin Wall and led by Al Gore and the Alliance for Climate Protection, Live Earth is designed to More>> |
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Firehouse Productions Selects Riedel to Rock the MTV Video Music Awards | Date posted: 2006-12-29
Firehouse Productions Selects Riedel to Rock the MTV Video Music Awards Firehouse Productions, a provider of live sound support for concerts and live award shows, has selected an integrated solution of Riedel's Artist digital intercom matrix and new Performer Digital Party Line for several of its recent projects. Among the recent projects was the MTV Video Music Awards, where the Red Hook, N.Y.-based production company was faced with the unique challenge of coordinating setup for More>> |
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Peter Gabriel's Growing Up Tour | Jan 1, 2003 12:00 PM, By Mark Frink
Peter Gabriel's first tour in nearly a decade, which stopped at two dozen North American cities in late 2002, featured an in-the-round arena stage conceived by Robert Le Page, who also designed Gabriel's 1993 Secret World tour. The sound system, a collaboration between Firehouse Productions and AudioTek, was also no ordinary speaker package. Because Gabriel's latest album, Up, explores a vertical design theme, it was only fitting that the sound system largely consisted of line arrays, with associated amp racks flown above. Mix caught the show in Boston. More>> |
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NIN Tour: Live with Teeth | LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, October 20, 2006 — Demonstrating the unmatched power and controllability of JBL Professional VERTEC® line arrays, New York-based Firehouse Productions has supplied a VERTEC system for the 2006 Nine Inch Nails “Live: With Teeth” North American tour. Providing front of house engineering duties was veteran mixer Pete Keppler. The tour system featured an arrangement of JBL VERTEC VT4889 full-sized line arrays on either side of the stage. Depending on the size of the venue, up to 14 VT4889 speakers were hung per side. The system was augmented by VT4887 compact line arrays and VT4880 line array subwoofers. More>> |
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Firehouse Productions 6500 | Jun 1, 2001 12:00 PM, BY MARK FRINK
Known for its custom stage monitors, Bryan Olson's New York sound hire company, Firehouse Productions, quietly introduced their Firehouse 6500 two-way in-ear monitors (IEMs) last year. Like most two-way IEMs, the 6500s use two different-sized, Knowles-balanced armature drivers with a passive crossover network to deliver highs and lows. As I already had favorite models for different applications, it was with some hesitation that I used a pair on tour. More>> |
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