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QSC Digital Theater Power Amplifier, 475 watts per side, 8 Ohm, or 850 watts bridged monoFrom QSC:Crystal-clear, seat-shaking cinema sound is here ...

The Electro-Voice DC-One-NA is a Two-In-Six-Out Loudspeaker Processor which is designed primarily for users of small-to-medium sized sound systems in both mobile and installed applications. While the unit is an all-new development based on a powerful SHARC processor, it is 100 percent compatible with all settings from other Electro-Voice signal processors, including the DX38 the best choice for achieving maximum performance with an EV loudspeaker system. A great option of DC-One's development was aimed at ensuring that users can easily handle its serious digital horsepower and high-end audio performance. Though free PC-Editor software is available, the DC-One can be easily operated via the front panel.Direct access buttons, six predefined configuration modes (one being free configuration), straightforward output delay settings and true professional metering all allow for safe operation. DC-One's unique "front-panel access control" allows the user to select a personal library of accessible presets (out of 60 factory and 20 user presets). Furthermore, the user can determine which individual parameters in each preset are locked (e.g. factory predefined output parameters) or editable (e.g. master EQ or delay settings).The DC-One has a 19" chassis that is deep enough to match typical amplifier depths, a front panel USB connector for the PC-Editor and accepts either analogue or digital (AES-EBU) input signals; a six-dB input pad is available. The RS232 on the rear also provides eight contact closures for preset changes or allows two units to be linked for larger systems.

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Yamaha QL5 digital mixing console in excellent condition. A few very minor surface blemishes. This was pulled from a working theatre, and has never...

Seriously Sharp For Serious PortraitsM. Zuiko Digital ED 75mm F1.8 at a GlanceThe 75mm f1.8 is a high-grade, fast aperture portrait lens featuring metallic construction and a light weight of just 10.7 oz. With a 35mm equivalent focal length of 150mm, it is ideally suited for studio portraits, theatre stage, and indoor sports photography. A large, bright 50mm front lens element compliments a sophisticated optical design of 10 individual lens elements in 9 groups, including a total of 3 ED lenses and 2 HR lenses. Its large f1.8 maximum aperture captures clear, sharp images when the lights are low, while its MSC (Movie and Still Compatible) AF drive assures fast and nearly silent focusing.Pristine PrimesM.Zuiko prime lenses feature fixed focal lengths ranging from the 12mm F1.8 lens that's optimized for landscapes to the 75mm F1.8, a perfect portrait lens.Beautiful BokehPhotographers who shoot a lot of portraits and still-lives are always seeking excellent bokeh.Quiet AutofocusThe inclusion of the Movie & Still Compatible (MSC) mechanism provides amazingly fast - and nearly silent - autofocus operation.Exquisite QualityWith ten individual lens elements in nine groups, metallic construction and a light weight of just 10.7 oz, this lens is a really advanced piece of engineering.

Limited triple 180gm, black vinyl LP pressing housed in a gatefold jacket including digital download. Beacon Theatre: Live from New York is the fifth live album by American blues rock musician Joe Bonamassa. The album was recorded across two nights on November 4th and 5th, 2011 at the Beacon Theatre in New York. When he was only 12 years old, Bonamassa opened for B.B. King. Since then, he has played alongside such artists as Stephen Stills, Eric Clapton, Blondie Chaplin, Foreigner, Buddy Guy, St

Regional Theatre was first published in 1973. Minnesota Archive Editions uses digital technology to make long-unavailable books once again accessible, and are published unaltered from the original University of Minnesota Press editions. This is a social history of a recent American cultural phenomenon—the development since World War II of numerous nonprofit regional theatres which, as a group, have changed the complexion of the American theatre. It is the story of a revolution, now over, and a call for a new purpose to follow it. After a discussion of the background against which the regional theatre movement began, the author traces the histories of individual theatre companies. And yet the book is less about actors, directors, and productions than it is about the struggle to create and sustain new cultural forms, and the tension between regional and central phenomena.Mr. Zeigler sees several related themes: institutionalism — theatre as a continuing creative organism; decentralization—the bringing of theatre to all areas of the country; and the development of a National Theatre to serve the entire country. A significant element in the book consists of examination of some of the important funding programs which have aided the development of regional theatres.

These classic stories have enchanted millions around the world. Radio Theatre brings them to life in this dramatized audio production. Recorded in London with an all-star cast of England's brightest talent from the stage and screen, an original orchestral score, and cinema-quality digital sound design, this innovative recording provides hours of entertainment for the entire family. All seven stories are available in a single, redesigned slipcase or available individually, and both formats are marked at their lowest prices ever!

Regional Theatre was first published in 1973. Minnesota Archive Editions uses digital technology to make long-unavailable books once again accessible, and are published unaltered from the original University of Minnesota Press editions. This is a social history of a recent American cultural phenomenon—the development since World War II of numerous nonprofit regional theatres which, as a group, have changed the complexion of the American theatre. It is the story of a revolution, now over, and a call for a new purpose to follow it. After a discussion of the background against which the regional theatre movement began, the author traces the histories of individual theatre companies. And yet the book is less about actors, directors, and productions than it is about the struggle to create and sustain new cultural forms, and the tension between regional and central phenomena.Mr. Zeigler sees several related themes: institutionalism — theatre as a continuing creative organism; decentralization—the bringing of theatre to all areas of the country; and the development of a National Theatre to serve the entire country. A significant element in the book consists of examination of some of the important funding programs which have aided the development of regional theatres.

Regional Theatre was first published in 1973. Minnesota Archive Editions uses digital technology to make long-unavailable books once again accessible, and are published unaltered from the original University of Minnesota Press editions.This is a social history of a recent American cultural phenomenon—the development since World War II of numerous nonprofit regional theatres which, as a group, have changed the complexion of the American theatre. It is the story of a revolution, now over, and a call for a new purpose to follow it. After a discussion of the background against which the regional theatre movement began, the author traces the histories of individual theatre companies. And yet the book is less about actors, directors, and productions than it is about the struggle to create and sustain new cultural forms, and the tension between regional and central phenomena.Mr. Zeigler sees several related themes: institutionalism — theatre as a continuing creative organism; decentralization—the bringing of theatre to all areas of the country; and the development of a National Theatre to serve the entire country. A significant element in the book consists of examination of some of the important funding programs which have aided the development of regional theatres.

Now in its Third Edition, Scenic Art for the Theatre: History, Tools and Techniques continues to be the most trusted source for both student and professional scenic artists. With new information on scenic design using Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro and other digital imaging softwares this test expands to offer the developing artist more step-by-step instuction and more practical techniques for work in the field. It goes beyond detailing job functions and discussing techniques to serve as a trouble-shooting guide for the scenic artist, providing practical advice for everyday solutions.

Regional Theatre was first published in 1973. Minnesota Archive Editions uses digital technology to make long-unavailable books once again accessible, and are published unaltered from the original University of Minnesota Press editions.This is a social history of a recent American cultural phenomenon—the development since World War II of numerous nonprofit regional theatres which, as a group, have changed the complexion of the American theatre. It is the story of a revolution, now over, and a call for a new purpose to follow it. After a discussion of the background against which the regional theatre movement began, the author traces the histories of individual theatre companies. And yet the book is less about actors, directors, and productions than it is about the struggle to create and sustain new cultural forms, and the tension between regional and central phenomena.Mr. Zeigler sees several related themes: institutionalism — theatre as a continuing creative organism; decentralization—the bringing of theatre to all areas of the country; and the development of a National Theatre to serve the entire country. A significant element in the book consists of examination of some of the important funding programs which have aided the development of regional theatres.

Now in its Third Edition, Scenic Art for the Theatre: History, Tools and Techniques continues to be the most trusted source for both student and professional scenic artists. With new information on scenic design using Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro and other digital imaging softwares this test expands to offer the developing artist more step-by-step instuction and more practical techniques for work in the field. It goes beyond detailing job functions and discussing techniques to serve as a trouble-shooting guide for the scenic artist, providing practical advice for everyday solutions.

For theatre, film, television, entertainment or fashion design, Digital Costume Design & Rendering will help you master digital tools to increase productivity and creativity.Using Corel Painter or Adobe Photoshop, author Annie Cleveland's years of professional experience as a costume designer and a teacher will quickly immerse you in the world of digital costume design.Written by a costume designer for costume and fashion designers, this definitive, how-to guide takes you from the basics of opening the program and exploring the workspace to working with color and layers. Selections and transformations are followed by working with patterns and then it's on to the finishing touches for your final design. Included as a bonus is a unique chapter on digital makeup design to complete your work.Want to see how that design looks with a different fabric? Change the color of that hat? Take the approved costume for one dancer and turn it into a chorus of 10? The director's requested just a few minor revisions by tomorrow. Think the sketches would look better on a different texture or tone of paper?Annie Cleveland's Digital Costume Design & Rendering is the one book you need!

Beginning with the Polish, French, Dutch, Belgian, Danish, Norwegian and British forces that attempted to stem the Blitzkrieg, and ending with the composite Allied forces that Eisenhower halted on the Elbe river, a wide range of ground forces fought against the Third Reich in the European and Mediterranean theatres. Broken down by key battles or campaigns within each theater of war, Order of Battle: Western Allied Forces of World War II shows the strengths and organizational structures of the Western Allies’ ground forces campaign by campaign, building into a detailed compendium of information. With extensive organizational diagrams and full-color campaign maps showing the disposition of units, Order of Battle: Western Allied Forces of World War II is an easy-to-use guide to the many nationalities that served as part of the Allied army, their strengths during key campaigns and battles, and details of where they served throughout the war. The book will be an essential reference guide for any serious enthusiast of World War II.

For theatre, film, television, entertainment or fashion design, Digital Costume Design & Rendering will help you master digital tools to increase productivity and creativity.Using Corel Painter or Adobe Photoshop, author Annie Cleveland's years of professional experience as a costume designer and a teacher will quickly immerse you in the world of digital costume design.Written by a costume designer for costume and fashion designers, this definitive, how-to guide takes you from the basics of opening the program and exploring the workspace to working with color and layers. Selections and transformations are followed by working with patterns and then it's on to the finishing touches for your final design. Included as a bonus is a unique chapter on digital makeup design to complete your work.Want to see how that design looks with a different fabric? Change the color of that hat? Take the approved costume for one dancer and turn it into a chorus of 10? The director's requested just a few minor revisions by tomorrow. Think the sketches would look better on a different texture or tone of paper?Annie Cleveland's Digital Costume Design & Rendering is the one book you need!

With this 7.1-channel PCIe sound card, you can create a high-quality home theatre sound system. It offers SPDIF input and output ports which deliver crystal-clear digital optical audio, for the ultimate listening experience.Versatile performanceThe versatile sound card can be used with a variety of audio devices. And with SPDIF digital optical or 3.5mm analog output, you don't need to worry about the connection types on your devices. You can output digital audio to your optical receiver or DAC, or analog audio to your sound system.With up to 24-bit and 192KHz playback and recording, this 7.1 surround sound adapter card delivers high-definition audio for superb sound quality.Simple installationUnlike typical sound cards, this card is designed to fit in low-profile computers, making it ideal for home theatre personal computers (HTPC). It spans the multiple ports across a main card plus an innovative separate header bracket. The card is configured with standard profile brackets and includes low-profile (half-height) brackets.The 7.1 channel surround sound card is easy to install. It's perfect for anyone looking for a simple solution to upgrade their listening experience, such as music enthusiasts or mixing professionals.Multiple input optionsFor added scalability, you can quickly connect a microphone or other recording devices to your computer through two 3.5mm stereo or SPDIF digital audio input jacks.The PEXSOUND7CH is backed by a StarTech.com 2-year warranty and free lifetime technical support.

The DWM-02N digital wireless microphone forms part of the DWX N series system that offers high-quality full-digital operation shorter audio latency and more reliable RF transmission mode ideal for a variety of high-quality applications, including broadcast studio, theatre and live sound. Maximizing flexibility for users, the DWM-02N is not supplied with a microphone capsule as the DWM-02N Interchangeable head mechanism supports Sony and other third party capsules. Sony offers three microphone heads the CU-C31, CU-F31 and CU-F32 - and there are also a wide variety of third-party capsules to choose from ensuring whatever your requirements, the DWM-02N wireless handheld microphone is an ideal choice. The DWX N series system, which consists of the DWT-B01N body-pack transmitter, DWM-02N microphone and DWR-R02DN receiver, delivers superb-quality wireless transmission of 24-bit digital audio. Thanks to its improved codec and new hardware, it can provide higher sound quality with lower audio latency. The DWX N series works with Sony control software Wireless Studio 4.2 or later for PC and Wireless Studio Mobile for smartphones to give users flexible control of the system. Remote control of up to 82 transmitters can be achieved using the Cross Remote function combined with the RMU-01 remote control unit. Three codec modes designed for wide variety of applications MODE1 for compatibility with DWX series applications, MODE2 with higher quality sound and low latency ideal for theatre, tour and broadcast applications and MODE3 with more reliable RF transmission ideal for speech applications. Superb quality wireless transmission and reception The digital wireless microphone system transmits and receives high-quality 24-bit digital audio in a specific frequency bandwidth that meets the Wireless Communication Regulations of each country. Utilizing the Sony original codec based on Sony's years of experience in engineering audio products, the system delivers a wide dynamic range of more than 106 dB, a wide frequency response of 20 Hz to 22 kHz and an excellent transient response. Stable and secure transmission and reception Incorporating the improved digital modulator, the digital wireless microphone system allows highly stable wireless transmission that is extremely tolerant to unwanted interference.In addition, the system transmits and receives digitally modulated and encrypted data to minimize the risk of interception, providing highly secure transmission and reception. Simultaneous multi-channel operation The digital wireless microphone system allows for large-scale multi-channel operations. Thanks to the digital modulator, the system realizes an intermodulation-free, equally spaced channel allocation. The digital wireless transmission technology used in this system enables a significant increase in the number of simultaneous operations in comparison with current analogue wireless systems. For example, up to16 channels of...

Double pink colored vinyl LP pressing including digital download. The Original Broadway Cast Recording of Mean Girls, which opened at the August Wilson Theatre in March and is now nominated for 12 Tony Awards. The Broadway musical adaptation of the 2004 hit comedy movie, Mean Girls is written by Tina Fey and the music features songs written by Jeff Richmond and Nell Benjamin. After rave reviews off Broadway and in preview shows, Mean Girls is sure to be the next in line of Broadway musicals to b