Amber Technology Blog

Prominent theatre productions often span the globe, having multiple productions in various major cities of the world. Having this sort of breadth has its advantages, not least of which for giving production teams the opportunity to assess the equipment their using and change them when new benefits arise from advances in technology. One such example of this is in multi-award-winning sound designer Gareth Frey’s experience on the set of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child in Melbourne.

ENTECH Roadshow will kick off on the 5^th March and will travel to all major states in Australia, including Brisbane, Perth, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth. There’s no better time for integrators, designers and end-users to get up close and personal with the latest and greatest in audio, lighting, video and staging, including but not limited to DPA’s subminiature microphones. These impressively compact microphones are only 3mm in diameter and are already making waves across the globe. The d:screet CORE 6060 and 6061 Subminiature Microphones and the d:fine CORE 6066 Subminiature Headset Microphones all have the manufacturers CORE technology that reduces distortion and increases dynamic range.

With ISE just around the corner, DPA has announced their focus on their all-new and impressive subminiature microphone, that’s already making waves across the industry globally. The microphone manufacturer is set to introduce their smallest ever 3mm piece of machinery to the AV, Conference and Installation markets; the d:screet CORE 6060 and 6061 Subminiature Microphones and the d:fine CORE 6066 Subminiature Headset Microphones.