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Why Is Audio An Afterthought?

This was originally posted on March 1 on the InfoComm All Voices Blog >>>

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Community United Thanks To Assistive Listening Solution

This blog post has been re-purposed from a “Listen User Profile” of actual Listen customers detailing their experience with Listen Solutions.

Interior view of Hale Center Theatre with stage lights

Multiple Identities at Hale Center Theater

This blog post has been re-purposed from a “Listen User Profile” of actual Listen customers detailing their experience with Listen Solutions. The Hale Center…

Providing Sound In Historical Funeral Home

Sound Advice of Lafayette, Indiana, was recently faced with a rather formidable challenge. The Butler Funeral Home in Rockville, Indiana, contacted Rodney J. Cowden and Michael J. Howe to help upgrade their sound system. Ordinarily, this is an easy task for the custom installation company, however Cowden and Howe discovered that this particular funeral home was in a converted mid 1800’s Victorian two-story mansion.

A New Day at Caesar’s Palace

Caesars Palace is home to one of the newest and most elaborately constructed theaters that is devoted to a single show. The Colosseum is a 4,100 seat theater and home to the new show featuring one of the worlds top selling female recording artists, Celine Dion.

Smooths New Listen System

Some say success in the restaurant business is hard to come by. But like any other business, branding can be the play that cinches the game. Just ask the folks at Smooth’s Sports Grille in Long Beach, California, who got a winning assist from Listen Technologies.

Great Falls Improves Downtown With Wireless Audio

As a time-honored summer tradition, the Great Falls Business Improvement District (B.I.D.), auto dealer Bennett Motors, and KLFM 92.9 oldies radio sponsor Cruisin the Drag, a popular classic auto show. The show spans about nine blocks right in the heart of downtown Great Falls on Central Avenue. It features classic restored automobiles on display from all over the nation. The event, which has steadily grown from 300 – 600+ cars in its 4-year history, drew about 9000 people in 2004. This one-day event, like many others in the area, brings much needed business the downtown shops and eateries.

Instruction Without Interruption

Lehman College’s Speech and Hearing Center of Bronx, NY, recently received a most remarkable renovation. What was once a small collection of speech therapy rooms and two-way mirrors is now one of the most high-tech speech pathology labs in the U.S. The innovative technology that the college brought on board is having an important impact on instructors, students, and patients.

Two happy women wearing white t-shirts and long-sleeved flannel shirts walking to support hearing loss

Why I Walk In Support Of Hearing Loss

Over the last three years I have had the privilege of getting involved with the Salt Lake City chapter of the Hearing Loss Association of America and the Walk4Hearing.