Audio-Technica mics share stage at CMA Awards

Dec 7, 2004 12:19 PM, Audio Technology Update e-newsletter

    



Kenny Chesney performs with the Audio-Technica Artist Elite 5000 Series UHF wireless system at the CMA Awards.
For the 11th consecutive year, Audio-Technica has provided the majority of vocal and instrument microphones to the Country Music Association Awards broadcast.

This year's event featured more than 200 hard-wired and wireless Audio-Technica microphones.

Microphones used at last month's ceremony included the Artist Elite 5000 series UHF wireless system; the AEW-T3300 microphone; the AEW-R5200 diversity frequency-agile dual receiver; and the AE3000 ATM23HE, AT4033, AT4040 and ATM35 microphones. Elliot Scheiner mixed the performance.

For more information, visit www.autiotechnica.com.

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