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VocoPro Assists Venues For venues that need an easy,
On-Stage Adds 2 One-Handed Mic Stands to Lineup On-Stage has released two new mic stands: the MS7540 One-Handed Mic Stand with Tripod Base and the MS9510 Production-Grade One-Handed Mic Stand with Round Base. The MS7540 features a specialized clutch that enables musicians and sound engineers to easily adjust the height of the microphone using just one hand. The clutch is conve-
singing thanks to VocoPro’s digital Mic-on- Chip technology. Each system consists of four 900 MHz quad receivers and one 500 MHz quad receiv- er with 20 transmitters to achieve the most available frequencies without interference. The Digital-Play-20 includes 20 head- set and lapel microphones with bodypack transmitters; the Digital- Acapella-20 includes 20 handheld micro- phones (transmitters); and the Digital- Conference-20 includes 20 conference microphones (transmitters). $ VocoPro (vocopro.com)
affordable mic system for multi- ple users, VocoPro has announced three new plug-and-play 20-user wire- less microphone systems that require no set up or synchronization. While most wireless systems that can accommodate 20 users on stage usually cost tens of thou-
sands of dollars, VocoPro is offering these profession- al packages at affordable prices. Vocals will sound better for both speech and
niently designed to release when squeezed and lock automatically when released. The mic stand also features a tripod base for superi- or balance and stability, with rub- ber feet to prevent the stand from sliding across the stage. The MS9510 features a spe- cialized clutch that enables musicians and sound engi- neers to easily adjust the height of the microphone using just one hand. The clutch is conve- niently designed to release when squeezed and lock automati-
GITC Presents MI Board Service Awards For two decades, the NAMM Foundation has continued to support the work of California nonprofit Guitars and Ukes in the Classroom (GITC) for the organization’s dedicated work creating new generations of music-makers. The organi- zation credits its board members, among them notable leaders in the music products industry, with strategically advising, and supporting the 501c3’s work expanding the role of music in education and elevating student engagement in musical, academic and social-emotional learning through the integration of joyful, inclusive, hands-on music during the school day and beyond Esteemed MI members have long played crucial roles in leading, support- ing and guiding the organization since its inception. This January, GITC is recognizing three current board members, includ- ing MI notables. Tom Dougherty of TKL Cases is receiving the Distinguished Board Service Award for his devoted lead- ership since 2017. GITC will also recog- nize Grammy-winning producer and guitarist, Larry Mitchell, for his strong board service as an artist advocate and education leader with GITC’s Above and Beyond Award. The organization will also be recognizing John Unger, former- ly of Guitar Center, with the Outstanding Financial Leadership Award for his ser- vice as GITC’s Treasurer since 2015. i Guitars in the Classroom (guitarsintheclassroom. Larry Mitchell
cally when released. The mic stand also features a round base for superior balance and stability, with rubber padding to prevent the stand from
sliding across the stage. Both stands feature a black powder-coat finish that is resistant to chips and scratches. $ On-Stage (on-stage.com)
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