The new Eklipsa array is available in a 12" bi-amped version and a 15" bi-amped version. Both of these unique arrays boast Adamson's Advanced Cone Architecture together with Adamson's patented High Frequency Wave Shaping technology. Adamson's proprietary, ND12, 12" neodymium low-mid transducer and ND15, 15" neodymium low-mid transducer, feature a progressive Kevlar cone geometry that reduces modal behavior, providing an improved and linearized pass-band throughout the vocal range. The High Frequency Wave Shaping sound chambers insure a uniform wave front that does not interfere with the adjacent enclosures in the array. Each waveguide is loaded with a 4" diaphragm neodymium compression driver allowing for extremely high output.
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Paramount Center for the Performing Arts in Peekskill, NY has installed Adamson SpekTrix speakers. Originally built as a 1500-seat movie palace a subsidiary of Paramount Pictures, the Peekskill Paramount Theatre first opened its doors with great fanfare on June 27, 1930. The Inaugural program featured an overture by the Paramount Symphony Orchestra, an appearance by the village mayor, and “A Paramount All-Talking Picture”, The Big Pond.
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The Teatro Nacional de Costa Rica (National Theater of Costa Rica) is located in downtown San José, Costa Rica. Its construction began in 1891, and it opened to the public on October 21, 1897. The building is national heritage building and is considered the finest historical landmark in the capital. The theatre is a tourist attraction, famous for its colonial interior with lavish furnishings, as well as hosting world class performances weekly. The theatre offers some curious features like a 100 year old mechanical rising and lowering system for the entire orchestra level, using a complex man-powered system located in the basement.
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The Village Church's Flower Mound Campus Worship Center is located just North of Dallas, Texas.  One of three Village Church locations, the flower mound campus is the newest, and was opened barely a month ago, at a vacated Albertson's grocery store.
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