| Clark Transducers Used On Stage And In Home Theaters |
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| Monday, 15 April 2002 | |
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Pro musicians are using Clark Synthesis Tactile Transducers in increasing numbers as part of efforts to make live performance sound better. Clark Synthesis transducers are known by home theater and audio enthusiasts to add low and accurate energy to the AV experience. Now top musicians, especially bassists and drummers, are using Clark Transducers to get to the next level on stage.
It turns out the Clark Transducers allow musicians to hear and feel their instruments better on-stage. Another advantage to adding tactile monitors to a live rig is that with levels lower on stage performers can hear better thus reducing the risk of hearing loss and improving communication between performers. Also microphones tend to overload and distort when they pick up very low frequencies at high levels therefore if performers can feel their instruments through tactical transducers, the overall sound can be better thanks to lowering distortion on stage. List of performers using Clark Transudes includes: Kenny Aronoff – Drummer for: Tina Turner, Smashing Pumpkins, John Cougar Mellencamp Blueman Group – Las Vegas and Chicago Ray Griffin – Boyz II Men Cirque Du Soleil “O” Las Vegas - Bass and drums Caroline Corr – The Corrs Michel Dorge – Crash Test Dummies Beauford Carter – Dave Matthews Band Mike Wengren – Disturbed Butch Vig - Garbage Bill Gibson – Huey Lewis Fritz Lewack – Jackson Browne Stephen Perkins – Jane's Addiction David Silveria – Korn Ivan Hampton – Luther Vandross Chip Davis – Mannheim Steam Roller Brian Hitt – REO Speedwagon Riverdance – bass and drums Karl Lewis - Savage Garden Kevin Coleman – Smash Mouth Tim "Herb" Alexander – Primus Patrick Wilson – Weezer Like this article? Bookmark and share with any of the sites below.        |
