Riedel connects up TEC’s production staff
Published: ASIA
AUSTRALIA: Riedel equipment is powering presentations and broadcast events at the Telstra Experience Centre (TEC) in Sydney. Used by the Australian telecommunications and media giant to showcase its latest customer-oriented technologies, Riedel Artist and Acrobat solutions are providing communications across the TEC’s 300-seat theatre and new broadcast studio.
‘Telstra has created its TEC as a venue in which partners — industry leaders in the telecommunications and media industries — can display their latest internet technologies,’ said Cameron O'Neill, director, Asia Pacific at Riedel. ‘It is essential that the equipment supporting the facility provides the high performance necessary to present these technologies to their best advantage, and our Artist and Acrobat systems are engineered to do just that.’
One Artist digital matrix intercom has been installed into the theatre to facilitate production team communications during presentations. The theatre system is then linked via fibre to a second Artist matrix installed in the broadcast studio managed by Telstra subsidiary, Chief Entertainment. A Riedel Acrobat digital wireless intercom system provides wireless coverage to both the broadcast studio and theatre, allowing production staff to work across both venues simultaneously.