ENTECH Road Show brings Shure, Riedel, Panasonic to five cities
CX Network published the third part of its Entech Show Guide 2024, detailing exhibitors and their products. Companies like Jands, LSC Control Systems, Meyer Sound, Riedel, MadisonAV, Panasonic Connect, and NAS are showcasing new audio, video, lighting, and intercom solutions. The Entech Road Show is scheduled to travel to five Australian cities in October 2024.
Key Takeaways
- ENTECH Road Show 2024 visits five Australian cities: Brisbane on Oct. 8, Sydney on Oct. 10, Melbourne on Oct. 15, Adelaide on Oct. 17 and Perth on Oct. 22.
- Jands is showing Shure Axient Digital, Nexadyne, ROBE iBolt, iForte LTX, iSpider X and T32 Cyc, plus L-Acoustics, Electro-Voice, ETC, Clear-Com and Listen Technologies brands.
- LSC Control Systems says its 2024 ENTECH stand is its largest possible 9x3m size, with Avolites D7, T3 wings, Q3 media server, Quartz console, NEXEN IP65 node and concept builds of APX and GNX.
- Meyer Sound is demoing the MILAN-certified ULTRA-X80, ULTRA-X20, ULTRA-X40, 2100-LFC and Spacemap Go spatial sound tool.
- NAS is bringing AtlasIED Atmosphere, Pliant CrewCom CB2 and MicroCom XR, Absen Polaris and Jupiter Pro, dBTechnologies VIO L1610 and VIO X315, and d&b audiotechnik XSL-Series.
Why It Matters
This is a dense road-show snapshot of the live production stack vendors are bringing to Australian buyers in October. The immediate signal is practical: five cities, free registration, and a broad mix of audio, lighting, video, and intercom demos from Jands, LSC, Meyer Sound, Riedel, MadisonAV, Panasonic Connect and NAS. The competitive angle is breadth, with multiple brands showing overlapping categories such as wireless intercom, point-source loudspeakers, PTZ cameras, and LED displays. Watch the Oct. 8 to Oct. 22 turnout across Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth, since the roadshow schedule is the clearest indicator of which markets draw the most vendor attention.
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