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Recent Projects featuring ARX products |
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ARX's MSX 32 N Power' s World Economic Forum's "Summer Davos". ARX's China and Hong Kong Distributor N Power Ltd supplied an MSX 32 E based Active Signal Distribution System to the Contractor installing the Audio Systems for the recent "Summer Davos in Asia" "Relaunching Growth, Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2009" held in Dalian, People’s Republic of China between the 10th to the 12th of September 2009. To quote the World Economic Forum: "This recovery will be directed by a new generation of leaders the New Champions and the World Economic Forum is bringing them together at the “Summer Davos”. In addition, China will be a significant driver in bringing the world economy out of its present recession and into recovery. The Meeting in Dalian, People’s Republic of China, will bring together over 1,300 industry, government and thought leaders to debate and define the course needed to relaunch growth."
And ARX was there to assist............. MSX32 details at: www.arx.com.au/Australia/msx32.htm
ARX UniMIXs installed into Cairo's Smart Village Hesham Badr from ARX Egyptian Distributor Technology K.A.R advises that 8 units of ARX's UniMIX Mic/Line AV/Podcast Mixer have been supplied and installed into the lecture theatres at the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT). MCIT headquarters are at Smart Village Cairo, the prime Technology cluster and Business Park in Egypt.
ARX's UniMIX AV/Podcast mixer features AGC (automatic gain control), Six Balanced XLR Mic / Line input channels with individual level controls, plus a dedicated stereo RCA jack Line In channel and switchable Phantom Power. Multiple outputs are provided for the main sound system as well as transformer isolated recording and remote monitoring. Developed in conjunction with the Information Services Department at Melbourne University the UniMIX is designed to allow institutions such as colleges, universities and high schools to provide downloadable recordings - podcasts - of lectures and classes for students to access on a local area network. These recordings are typically taken from the classroom / lecture theatre sound system and saved to a computer in real time. Product details at: www.arx.com.au/International/unimix.htm
Kylie James, from leading ARX Dealer SoundCorp has supplied Melbourne University with 50 units of the new ARX UniMix AV/Podcast mixer. Developed in conjunction with the Information Services Department at Melbourne University the UniMix forms the main hub of their Systems upgrade to provide downloadable recordings - podcasts - of lectures and classes for students to access on the Universities local area network. These recordings are taken from classrooms and lecture theatre sound systems and saved to a computer in real time. The UniMIX features Six Balanced XLR Mic / Line input channels with individual level controls, plus a dedicated stereo RCA jack Line In channel and switchable Phantom Power. Multiple outputs are provided for the main sound system as well as transformer isolated recording and remote monitoring. Several problems are normally faced in this type of application. Getting the correct recording level is difficult, given that the level requirements are different to those of loudspeaker systems and maintaining a steady input level to the computer requires continual monitoring to prevent digital overload. ARX's design team have overcome these problems by integrating new Automatic Gain Control (AGC) circuitry into the Unimix's transformer isolated independent Recording output. Specially tailored parameters ensure that audio levels remain constant, irrespective of Microphone placement and user technique. The result is a consistent level for the recording, providing increased intelligibility, removing the need for full time monitoring and the risk of overload and distortion. Click
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