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The article discusses the production behind the "Believe" tour of Canadian singer Justin Bieber. It notes that the tour, which runs through November 2013, is a Clair Global production of solid musical foundation with plenty of spectacle. It states that the tour's sound production crew under the systems engineer Arnie Hernandez used audio equipment from Shure Inc., Audio-Technica US Inc., and Sennheiser Electronic Corp. and addressed the challenge of mixing the sound over the scream of fans.

The article discusses the sound production in the 2013 inauguration of U.S. President Barack Obama. It notes that Maryland Sound International (MSI) Holding Co. LLC has made a significant contribution in the January 21 inauguration in which about 120 microphones were used as well as custom-built, ground-stacked array towers. It mentions that MSI used speakers from JBL Professional, MSI Hex monitors and microphones including from Shure Inc., Sennheiser Electronic Corp., and Audix. INSET: 2013 Presidential Inauguration.

The article reports that Sennheiser Digital 9000 system is being used for performer Lady Antebellum's Take Me Downtown tour, which was launched on January 10, 2014 in Peoria, Illinois.

The article evaluates several assistive listening systems and assisted listening devices that are available in the U.S. market including the ADL-800 system from Nady, the 2020-D-US digital radio frequency system from Sennheiser, and the TX-37A transmitter from Gentner.

The article reports on the distribution of Innovason products in France by Sennheiser France and brings on Axel Brisard with experience in sound capture and digital audio mixing in 2012.

The article offers suggestions for Christmas presents including the CBF-500 cable tester from Hosa Technology Inc., the microphone sanitizer from Microphome and the HD-280-Pro headphones from Sennheiser Electronic Corp.

The article evaluates XS Wireless microphone systems from Sennheiser Electronic Corp.

The article reports on the significant role of Sennheiser RF gear for audio fumble prevention and for the success of the Super Bowl XLVI show held in Indianapolis, Indiana in 2012.

The article reports that the second North American musical tour of Wicked has relied on Sennheiser Electronic Corp.'s wireless transmitters and receivers in 2011.

The article reports on the use of Sennheiser audio equipment in world tour of British R&B artist Helen Folasade Adu, better known as Sade.

The article discusses the changes made in the audio systems of the Community of Christ International since 1970 in Missouri. According to Bob Haworth, event media systems coordinator at Community, he is thankful that a hydraulic platform stage that would drop eight feet to a loading and unloading area was not put in because it would have been a mess. It mentions that Haworth and his team has installed the Sennheiser 2000 system to comply with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).