Case Studies and Testimonials

Church Service Streaming Ups Ante for WirelessMicrophone Systems

"We stream to 9 locations and online, if the word isn’t heard it's game over."

Making Multi-Zone Wireless MicSystems Work

A well-engineered multi-zone wireless microphone system at the newly renovated Cathedral of the Holy Cross

The Diversity Fin Goes Ice Climbing

Cinematographer, sound recordist, and extremophile Pablo Durana took our Diversity Fin antenna where few antennas have gone before

Blue Angels Take Flight with RF Venueand In Concert Productions

A bulletproof road kit that could withstand the rigors of outdoor environments and wirelessly congested airbases

Contemporary NORTHchurch.tv Improves Wireless with Antenna Distribution

This isn’t the first time we’ve stressed just how important antenna distribution is for high performing multi channel wireless microphone and in-ear monitor systems.

Talking Church Installs with Summit Integrated Systems

Complications become exponentially greater, especially when working at larger venues

Ariel Ramos: High Stakes RF in Santo Domingo

“After completing high school I did one year of marketing and an extra year of computer sciences, but then decided that audio was the way for me to go.”

A Month Until The Big Game: Prepping RF with Ben Stowe

Got a big RF gig coming up and worried about how you'll handle the spectrum and all those frequencies?

One man, a Guitar, and Chewie: Ed Sheeran’s RF Tech Dave White on the Perils of Worldwide Touring

A complex stage rig and multi-channel RF setup

Talking Strategy with Cody Heimann of nashville's open channel coordination services

“I'm involved with several large annual conferences, where it's not uncommon to have roughly 200 channels of RF, all within close proximity."

From Modest Roots to Stages Worldwide: Navigating the Waters with MercyMe’s Daniel Martin

“I met MercyMe in 1996 when they were in town doing a concert at our church."

All Systems Go: Upkeep with the NFL's Ryan Stotts

If you've installed any wireless system, you know the actual installation is only half the battle.

On Set with Chris Howland, LA’s Sound Mixer

Chris Howland, one of the busiest sound mixers in Los Angeles today

Bernie Beaudry: “The Definition of Tough”

My main focus is location sound. I wear a sound bag and carry a boom, and have wireless, and so on. I’ve been doing that longer than sports A2 and utility.

On the Road With Skillet, from Paris to Moscow

Skillet’s tour zigzagged across the European subcontinent over a total of 22 gigs

RF Distribution for Metallica’s Ambitious, Explosive, Crowd-Swooping Super Bowl "The Night Before" Show

Metallica’s shows requires heavy use of RF, and their literally explosive and high-voltage stage machinery devastates whatever quality remains after they coordinate freqs.

At INBOUND15, Our Two Worlds Collide

At INBOUND15 there were two main areas where production companies worked

An In-Depth Look at Wireless Audio for The Public Theater’s Free Shakespeare in the Park

This May, Shakespeare in the Park opened with a six week run of The Tempest, and continues July 23rd through August 23rd with Cymbeline

Jason Glass Talks Wireless for the 2015 CMA Music Festival

It solved a lot of the RF challenges that come with large-scale festivals

RF Venue Antennas Support Times Square Musical Festival

Antennas formed the backbone for a dozen delay towers at the CBGB music festival

Integrating in the Shadow of Mt. Wilson: Or, Integrating in the Shadow of Mt. Doom

"It would work one day, and then stop working the next.”

RF Venue’s Customers Drive its Success

Stories from the Field