TOA Europe is celebrating a huge new audio network installation comprising TOA VM-3000 Series PA/VA systems, SX-2000 audio management systems and loudspeakers , in Frankfurt, Germany.

Due to open later this year, the OpernTurm (literally ‘Opera Tower’) is the latest addition to Frankfurt’s celebrated skyline. Comprising a 170m high-rise building and a 26m low-rise perimeter development, OpernTurm derives its name from Frankfurt’s historic opera house, the Alte Oper, which faces it across Opernplatz.

TOA scoops InAVation Award for D-2000 series digital mixing system

All-in-one mixing, matrixing and processing system receives industry recognition

TOA network audio solution saves customers thousands

Chemical plant’s audio upgrade uses NX-100 network adapters

TOA’s NX-100 Network Audio Adapter has been chosen as the hub of a new PA/VA installation at a large chemical plant in Wales. Specialist systems integration firm PAS Sound Engineering selected the NX-100 because of its ability to convert analogue audio into digital packets for transmission over an IP-based network.

Made in Japan, built in Dubai

With the opening of the new monorail system on Dubai’s Palm Jumeirah, Japan’s TOA Corporation has established a world-class showcase for its products in a groundbreaking project for the region.

Barney Jameson from ProAudio Middle East goes for a ride.

Network-enabled for extended system installations in various locations and for efficient centralized control, the SX-2000 Series sets a new standard for high-performance, no-compromise systems.

The Porsche Arena in Stuttgart, Germany is home to a multi-purpose indoor stadium that seats 7,500 spectators. Flexibility is the key and this is also mirrored in the diversity of the events. From superstars in the national and international music scene to sports events and big show productions – the programme of events is as star-studded as it is emotional.

The TOA Beijing “Special Olympic Report” commemorates TOA’s successful bids to procure various projects for public address and voice evacuation systems at Beijing Olympic venues.

Headed by the project for the National Stadium, known as the “Bird’s Nest”, the 2008 Beijing Olympic projects we were involved in encompassed seven new purpose-built stadiums and 14 other related facilities, making a total of 21 projects. TOA products were utilized in all of the projects.

We are extremely proud of having been able to make a contribution to these momentous national-level projects. As a dedicated and highly professional manufacturer, we continue to gather experience, develop

In 2012 the use of UHF radio microphone will change from Ch 69 to channel 38, these only affects users on CH69 which requires a licence to be purchased from JFMG. Users can still use ch70 after 2012, as this channel does not require a licence. However as this channel is deregulated it may become even more crowded, and only 4 frequencies within this channel can be used simultaneously due to inter modulation.

TOA currently manufactures a range of UHF radio microphones that are pre programmed to both Ch69 and Ch70. The current D02 programmed frequencies will be changed to