– QSC is on a record setting win streak!  – Danley makes SC Top 10 –  Get the latest in making your team the BEST it can be!  –  Philips is hitting their stride at the right time!

– Getting credit for the win, Listen is a lock for MVP  – Fun with The Farm – A Fowl Poll  – 

QSC Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop!

   Last month, QSC announced a few new product series to the popular Q-Sys Platform.  The NC Series network conference cameras and TSC Series Gen 3 network touch screen controllers are native to the Q-SYS OS, scalable, and seamlessly integrate with any Q-SYS system.
The new NC Series includes three models that empower integrators and IT administrators to rightsize camera selection for their Q-SYS installation. The Q-SYS NC-110 is the first fixed-lens, ePTZ camera available for Q-SYS, featuring a 110° horizontal field-of-view (hFOV) with digital zoom capabilities for smaller, wider rooms. The new Q-SYS NC-12×80 (12x optical zoom, 80° horizontal FOV) and Q-SYS NC-20×60 (20x optical zoom, 60° horizontal FOV) both offer motorized pan, tilt, and zoom (PTZ) functionality to enable a broader range of room layouts, sizes and purpose. In addition, all NC Series cameras include hardware to allow mounting above or below displays, providing greater flexibly for a wide variety of use cases.

Q-SYS TSC Series Gen 3 offer a complete redesign to deliver higher performance and modern aesthetics, enabling intuitive AV&C controls for any space. Available in three sizes, the TSC-50-G3 (5-inch), TSC-70-G3 (7-inch) and TSC-101-G3 (10.1-inch) feature increased resolution with significantly improved screen transitions, integrated ambient light sensors for brightness, and a sleek new design. In addition, the 7-inch and 10-inch offer customizable RGB LED status to indicate call/mute status, room-in-use, etc. as well as proximity sensors that waken the screens on approach.

Like all Q-SYS touch screen controllers, integrators can deploy fully customizable user control interfaces (UCIs) with a unique drag-and-drop UCI Editor within Q-SYS Designer Software, the singular software used to build UCIs, DSP and control programming. Designers can further standardize and expedite the design deployment of UCIs with the optional use of cascading style sheets (CSS) and the newly released UCI Controller.

All of these products will start shipping in 2022, but have been added to the latest price list.  This price list includes variable price increases to the entire portfolio.  To ensure you have the latest QSC pricing, contact your Farm rep today!

Farm Fun Fact #600

For The Farm Holiday party this year, everyone gets their very own shipping container.

Danley Speakers Made ESPN

We live on the West Coast, so it’s not like we LOVE University of Alabama.  But it turns out Kirk Herbstreit and Chris Fowler of ESPN LOVE their stadium audio system.  Take a listen, and spoiler alert, it’s a Danley Sound Labs system…

MAKE SURE YOU HAVE CURRENT PRICING!! 

QSC, Shure, Listen, and others have released new pricing recently.  Spoiler alert: None of the prices have gone down.  Make sure you are using the most current pricing by logging in to your account on thefarmav or contacting your Farm rep immediately!
What’s New for LCD and LED?  Webinar!
Listen (and watch) for CTS Credits!

What should you expect?  This!..

  • understand the challenges of hearing loss

  • know the requirements of assistive listening under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

  • see the solutions for accessible and inclusive venues

Additionally, attending this webinar (and completing a short quiz) qualifies you to earn one (1) CTS or one (1) CTS-D Renewal Unit through AVIXA.

Farm Fun Fact #982

You know those videos where a person in a doctor’s office hears for the very first time?  That’s George Astin EVERY. SINGLE. MORNING.
no thanks

Years ago in this forum I was pretty vehement about the conference room table.   It seemed to me that…

Do you use the phrase ”hang a U-ee”?

Last month, 71.4% of our voters believe Zoom beat out Verzuz for the winner of the Pandemic…”You’re on mute”! 
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