"The reason we bought the K1 system was the quality and its high international standard," says Jack Langer, CEO of Redline. "Our new K1 system will push our company to a much higher level. Apart from the sound capabilities of the system, we particularly like the handling of the rigging as well as the digital network integration."
Adds L-Acoustics trainer Sherif el Barbari, "Yet again another highly professional provider, who's already been using L- Acoustics products has made the step to the top level of large scale sound reinforcement.
"During the three training days in Vienna, I was happy to work with a group of experienced engineers who are responsible for designing and operating the biggest shows in Austria. All attendants proved to have a thorough understanding of WST and it was a pleasure to introduce them to the newest guidelines and improvements of K1, and how to benefit most when using the systems in their future applications."
Redline's new K1 system has a busy summer ahead. First up is the world's biggest AIDS charity event in Vienna, Life Ball, with special guest Janet Jackson, which is being broadcast live to TV. It will also be used at the Konzert Für Europa classical concert at the Castle Schönbrunn, Vienna, featuring the Austrian Philharmonic Orchestra before an audience of 150,000; also a live TV broadcast.
(Jim Evans)
