PSNE's Installation coverage looks at the technology and personality news from the growing audio installation sector: nightclubs, airports, theatres and conference facilities, together with business, legal, and market trend features from across the professional installation audio market.

Boasting Europe's largest collection of street organs, the museum had its central space turned into a live performance area. A Renkus-Heinz IC Live system installed by TM Audio tamed the acoustics.

World’s largest Dynacord P64 system installed at the Autostadt in Wolfsburg, Germany. The tourist attraction boasts several other world records including the world’s longest printed line (it’s 4 miles long!).

London’s ABTT Theatre Show, for many years held in Victoria’s Horticultural Halls, is moving to the Old Truman Brewery (pictured) for its June 13-14 2012 edition, writes Dave Robinson.

A Yamaha and Nexo audio system is helping to realise a powerful depiction of the siege of Sarajevo in a new exhibition at the legendary Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA).

Installation company MSL has selected Martin Audio as its preferred loudspeaker brand for the new Hed Kandi Bar flagship venue in Brighton. (Image: Charles Turner Photography)

Clubbing is all about putting the real world on hold for a few hours. And that, finds Gez Kahan, means clubs are still investing in providing a better experience.

A popular arts venue with a distinguished history, The Trinity Theatre, Tunbridge Wells, has just taken a decisive step into the future by becoming the UK's first digital cinema to employ the K-array system. David Robinson reports on a landmark project for supplier/installer Stage Electrics.

Forget being blinded by science: the Acoustics unit of the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) is more likely to deafen you with silence. "People say they come in here and feel their ears collapse," Ian Butterworth (pictured), higher research scientist, tells Dave Robinson.

With a varied calendar of sporting and entertainment events, the audio requirements at France’s national stadium are particularly stringent. Paddy Baker reflects on a recent upgrade project that entailed the installation of new Nexo and AuviTran technology.