XTA Introduces MX36 Console Switching System with Analog, AES3 and Dante Network Inputs

Previewed at InfoComm 2019, then deployed on the world’s stages and Summer festivals like Summerfest and Glastonbury, British amplification and audio processing specialist XTA introduced its new MX36 Console Switching System, an ideal solution for live sound systems integrating multiple consoles. In the world of professional concert sound reinforcement, audio engineers are already quickly recognizing XTA’s new DSP-enabled Console Switching System as the next solid contender for the job.

DTS, a wholly owned subsidiary of Xperi Corporation, announced a partnership between DTS Play-Fi and SoundMachine’s subscription-based service. The partnership gives business owners the ability to play commercial background music in their stores, restaurants, hotels, spas, or other locations through DTS Play-Fi-enabled products. Commercial users will receive a free 30-day trial through the DTS Play-Fi app.

Since Canadian company Revolution Acoustics introduced its unique transducer, the Revolution Acoustics SSP6 actuator, which transforms nearly any panel structure into an audio speaker, the company has been expanding its ecosystem in order to deliver specific solutions for different market segments. At InfoComm 2018, Revolution Acoustics announced the Pendant360 speaker, the Ubiqui-T360 ceiling tile, and the new RevNet 2140 Series of installation amplifiers.

Axis Communications, expanded its offering to include audio distribution for background music and public address. The company announced the addition of its AXIS C8033 Network Audio Bridge, which allows integration between analog and network audio systems. Axis also announced the 2N SIP Mic which is a compatible network microphone console that can become a complete public address system when paired together with Axis network speakers.