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We’ve been waiting since the Energia years, and God knows Brock Adamson IS persistent. The digital amp, its processing and its AVB link, all home-made, now turned into reality and will be launched as new CS7p model of a new CS series.
Born as “National Association of Music Merchants Show” and now more international than ever, the NAMM 2019 will be held as every year in Anaheim, California, January 24th-27th.
Adamson decided to unveil the first model in its so-called « intelligent » loudspeakers CS series at NAMM, and this should help the Canadian manufacturer close the loop and integrate diffusion, data feeds, AVB (in particular Milan), processing and digital amplification into its top-notch technical offering, like the other competing leaders in Pro Audio P.A. do.
Needless to say, we’re eager to evaluate the impact this will have across the other Adamson ranges, in particular the E-Series, which should have benefited from these electronic developments since 2012 and the Energia project.
The presentation will occur on January 24th at 4 pm on the Adamson booth (17516, ACC North) and will include, after the CS7p (might be a S7 with « bionic » guts) presentation, an extra one-hour discussion.
Il will be opened to all guests and every voice recorder, with an international bunch of cream of the crop mixers from all over the globe: Moore (Drake), Ricki Cook (Hillsong Church), Stephan Themps (Martin Garrix), Scott Eisenberg (Imagine Dragons), Philippe Dubich (Indochine) and Kenny Kaiser (The Killers), indeed The place to be at Namm on that very day!
If you’re lucky enough to be in Anaheim on the 23rd as well, you might get a sneak preview audition of the CS7p during NAMM’s Media Preview Day, which be held from 3 pm till 5 pm in the NAMM Idea Center (to make simpler, Lobby of Hall C).
Please RSVP for the press conference to: [email protected]
Last but not least, to discover all the secrets of this new range you may click here, but please be patient, at the time of writing this, no image is (yet) available…
