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Hi readers, welcome to the first issue of Filter!
First up, a big thanks to all who signed up during the online promotion, and those of you who found us via our great ads in the various
audio publications - we knew the six-armed iPod lass would get people’s attention. We are truly overwhelmed by the response,
and have more people signed up than we could have ever imagined. This is great news for us, as it strengthens our belief that the audio
industry is itching to stay in touch with news of what is going on locally and internationally. We aim to deliver to you an interesting
publication, one that you will enjoy checking out each month.
So, do you want to know who won the iPods and how you can make a contribution to Filter? Click here for more
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GT Grab DiGiCo at PLASA 2004
PLASA 2004 was big, again. GT was there to catch up on the latest technologies from their existing partners and were looking around
for the next big thing to bring in to the country. This year they got it! One word: DiGiCo. Learn more about
this great deal…
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GT Show Off New RCF at AMAC
Group Tech were among a growing number of professional audio distributors who made an appearance at the Australian Music Association
Convention and Trade Exhibition (AMAC), at the new Gold Coast Convention Centre in Queensland. Read about the
event and the new RCF Art series on show
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Athens Olympics 2004: Sure Sounds Like a Job for a Digital Multicore!
When Scott Willsallen spec’d the configuration for the 2004 Olympic Games gig, and wanted 512 lines and four kilometres of
optic cable, he turned to Norwest to deliver, who turned to Optocore. Check out the details of this huge undertaking
for yourself…
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Nexo, the Perfect Accompaniment to Saffire
Here at Filter we were so pleased to learn Saffire, The Australian Guitar Quartet, have chosen to use Nexo for their upcoming Australian
tour. We will try and do a feature article on these amazing musicians in the next issue, meanwhile make the effort to catch them live
and hear Nexo in all its glory. More info and the tour dates are here…
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The Sound Company Bring Lonnie’s to Life
The owners and managers of Launceston’s newest nightclub, Lonnie’s Niteclub, wanted the best sound system in Tasmania.
They turned to The Sound Company and Nexo, and they got what they wanted. Check it out here…
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More Bass Please… Enter RCF
RCF release the 705AS, a 15” self-powered band-pass design, powered by an 800-wat class H High-current amplifier. It kicks
some serious booty (pardon the Beyonce-speak). Find out how by clicking here…
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Quest HPI-218: Did the earth move for you?
Quest have not intentionally tried to keep this product quiet, however the sheer volume of users and venues who are making this awesome
sub a best-selling item are wanting to keep it to themselves! We’re letting the secret loose. Read on to learn how
you can drive your bass further…
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