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NYC's Oldest Surviving Theater Jazzes Things Up with K-array

A new K-array system jazzes up NYC's Hudson Hall for sweet sounds during live performances.

Hudson Hall, New York's oldest surviving theater built in 1855, is now a popular venue for live events ranging from music and dance performances to lectures and workshops. The venue recently replaced its outdated audio system with a new          K-array system to meet the modern-day requirements of a performance space. The permanent installation proved to be successful during the 2023 Hudson Jazz Festival held over two weekends in February. 

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