L-R: Rich Rowley, Richard Willis, John Penn (SSE), Adrian Curtis (VP sales, Soundcraft) and Fran Hunter (SSE).
UK - In little over a month since its launch, SSE Hire has placed an initial order for four Soundcraft Vi6 digital live mixing consoles to add to its impressive digital rental stock.

Headquarters near Birmingham, with additional sites in Europe, SSE Hire is a member of the SSE Audio Group, which offers integrated services including sound design, service and repair, fabrication and structures. SSE Hire provides audio systems for events, tours and concerts worldwide.

Having had input to the development of the Soundcraft Vi6, and recently completed trials with the unit at their warehouse in Redditch, SSE hire manager Rich Rowley, says: "We've known Soundcraft for many years and have been familiar with their trusted MH range, but have been eagerly awaiting the arrival of the digital Vi6. We were not disappointed - our first experiences with it have been very exciting. The user interface is captivating and the architecture is well thought out."

Soundcraft vice president of sales Adrian Curtis added: "Given SSE's experience and market reputation, this is a wonderful endorsement of the Soundcraft Vi6 and the design philosophy for our new range."

Receiving its European launch at Frankfurt's Pro Light & Sound expo this spring, the Soundcraft Vi6 is a third generation digital mixing console - the result of the newly integrated development and marketing teams of the Soundcraft Studer Group. With experience gained from the hugely successful Studer Vista broadcast and live performance consoles and the range of Soundcraft live consoles the development team brought three brand new, patented key technologies to bear on the Vi6, namely: Vistonics II, Soundcraft FaderGlow and the new high performance DSP core - Score Live. While field trials of the Vi6 are continuing, production is well under way for June delivery.

Headquartered at the Harman International Industries complex in Potters Bar, England, Soundcraft has built its global reputation over more than 30 years as a manufacturer of professional mixing consoles serving live, broadcast, theatre, recording and DJ markets. Worldwide sales and marketing for the brand is handled by the Soundcraft Studer Group, also of Potters Bar. In the United States, Soundcraft and Studer's products are distributed by Harman Pro North America, a subsidiary of Harman International Industries.

(Chris Henry)


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