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Aston Microphones join Music Tribe Published 1/3/21 Innovative British mic company Music Tribe. The move will see Aston join a number of other British brands under the Music Tribe umbrella, among them About the move, Music Tribe founder and CEO Uli Behringer says: “We have been continuously pursuing a microphone brand that complements the mixing console, processing, amplification and loudspeaker excellence offered by these historic brands. Throughout our search, Aston Microphones has clearly stood out as the ideal match because of their world-class brand, leading innovation and first-class team of people. We will invest heavily in positioning Aston Microphones at the very pinnacle of the industry and the Aston team will now equally have full access to Music Tribe’s extensive resources and advanced automated system platforms in such areas as product engineering, manufacturing, supply chain and finance.” ....
Rating: You never want to meet Mr Skylight. That name over the Tannoy system is code aboard some cruise lines, for a medical emergency on the ship. Mr Mob is Mr Skylight s accident-prone friend: he signifies Man Overboard . If you re on the Tube, hope that you never hear a message for Inspector Sands that s the warning to staff that a fire has broken out. And if you re strolling around Edinburgh Zoo, especially if you re near the tiger enclosure, what you don t want to hear is Priority! Priority! Priority! a panicky code that means: One of our animals has escaped. ....
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Richard Foster , February 15th, 2021 09:42 In our monthly subscribers only feature, Richard Foster looks under that milk advert to a Lancastrian football club with an occult history Walking down Whalley Road in Accrington, towards the Crown public house, the parish of Altham and the old industrial village of Clayton-le-Moors, the pedestrian will pass under a brown sign adorned with a football, stating “Accrington Stanley FC”. Following the sign’s arrow down Livingstone Road and taking a sharp left will lead the curious to the Crown Ground, now known as the Wham Stadium. This is the home of Accrington Stanley (1968) FC, a small football club close to the heart of the town, previously a “housewives’ favourite”, then “the club that wouldn’t die”. And now a club in the heart of the community, which is quite possibly the most rock & roll in the land. ....