Part of BSS Audio's Opal Series, the new FCS966 Graphic Equalizer includes many useful features such as the Constant Q topology'meaning filter width is constant no matter the fader gain setting. The resulting EQ settings more closely resemble the actual fader positions. Also included, is an 8-segment led meter showing output level, and warns of signal clipping within the EQ. Separate HF and LF contour filters act as traditional hi-fi tone controls. An 18-dB-per-octave, sweepable high-pass filter is also provided.

For applications where frequency, setting and stability are critical, the Gentner Communications Digital-1 Assistive Listening System (ALS) is designed with a digital tuning processor assuring they will stay locked into a particular frequency despite rough handling, changes in humidity or weather. The Digital-1 can be tuned to any one of 37 FCC-approved ALS frequencies, and it enables users to receive FM signals in both indoor and outdoor settings, without requiring line-of-sight transmission.

A redesigned version of Bag End's existing TA12 12-in., two-way loudspeaker, the new TA2000 features a trapezoidal cabinet making it more appropriate for arraying into clusters. Bag End engineers incorporated the company's Time-Aligned technology with an updated high-frequency driver and redesigned crossover to produce a new system with higher output and better high-frequency protection. The TA2000 produces a 90-degree-by-70-degree coverage pattern and takes 200 watts continuous power at 8 Ohms.

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