Coda news & events archive #2

Easter 2005 was marked by a special service for the Hillsong City congregation at Sydney's Hordern Pavilion. A typical service for the congregation was relocated to the venue to allow for greater numbers to enjoy the Hillsong team and their special guests for the weekend, international christian acts Delirious of the UK and US band Sonicflood.

After a successful debut for Hillsong earlier in the year, the Coda Audio supplied Meyer Milo system was again selected as the audio system of choice for this special event. |  more

Early in 2005 Coda Audio were pleased to be offered the audio contract for Hillsong Church's annual live DVD/CD recording at the Sydney Entertainment Centre. The cornerstone of the effort was to be Coda's newly commisioned Meyer Milo loudspeaker system, the first in the region. |  more

Coda Audio enjoyed another successful Opera in the Vineyards at Wyndam Estate. 4D International's event is a popular operatic show in the normally sublime surroundings of the Hunter Valley. This year wet & wild weather disrupted & delayed the setup, but cleared on the show day to everyone's relief.

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Mix Engineer Michael Wilkie and System Engineer Simon Lear used Coda's Meyer Sound M3D / MILO line array. The system once again impressed with it's considerable power, headroom, and effortless clarity.

Coda provided a major system for the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra's Spectacular at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre.

Held at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre, the arena-type venue presents unique challenges when amplifying an orchestral event. Coda Audio debuted the new Meyer MILO High-Power Curvilinear Array Loudspeakers - the first time the product has been used commercially in Australia  |  more

Womadelaide a colourful success again in 2004!

Womadelaide 2004 has again proven to be an exciting and complex event with a wide range of musical styles and cultures. Established greats like Youssou N'Dour and The Super Etoile de Dakar, Brazil's Gilberto Gil and more than 30 artists from all over the planet whipped up an intoxicating brew for the record crowd of 70,000 plus  |  more

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