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FAME FOR DIGICO D1 AT PROLIGHT + SOUND |
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This year’s ProLight + Sound once again proved to be a very lucrative show for UK digital mixing console manufacturer, DiGiCo. One success that stood out was the sale of a D1 Live to Dutch sound company De Geluidsmaker. Based in Groningen in the north of The Netherlands, De Geluidsmaker is one of the country’s leading theatre sound suppliers with shows such as Soul of Motown – billed as the soul event of the year and staring Jocelyn Brown, The Three Degrees and the former ladies of The Supremes - to its name. De Geluidsmaker’s D1 is destined for a new production of the highly successful musical Fame, due to open in The Netherlands in September. “We looked at various consoles, but decided on the D1 for many reasons,” says De Geluidsmaker’s Herman van Mal. “DiGiCo’s David Webster came over to Holland to demonstrate the console for us and we were extremely impressed both with him and the product. “The combination of compact size, sound quality, the new V4 software and the ability to record straight from the D1 made it obvious to us that there really is no other console on the market that can provide the answers to our stringent demands. “We had already experienced the fantastic support that both DiGiCo and Jaap Pronk at its Dutch distributor TM Audio provide, so the decision was really easy!” Picture caption - From left to right: Herman van Mal, David Webster, Jaap Pronk
Press Contacts: Sarah James at Gasoline Media |
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