For most of the country, April is a time when the hint of spring is in the air and folks are shaking off the winter doldrums. However, in the town of Las Vegas, April means the annual National Association of Broadcasters' convention is in town bringing with it a slew of new audio and video gear.

The Conservatory was out in force with President Kirt Hamm, Director of Admissions John McJunkin and Associate Director of Education-to-be, Kevin Becka attending the show. Trade shows offer the school the opportunity to see what's new in audio, and also forge new and maintain old relationships with many top-notch audio manufacturers. It's also a time to catch up with former students who now work with many of the movers and shakers in audio, such as Waves, Tascam, Studio Network Solutions and many more.

Kirt Hamm sums it up well by saying, "At the Conservatory, we take pride in our dedication to making sure students learn using the latest cutting-edge gear. By building our curriculum around the best in audio, we assure our graduates a firm footing in the marketplace. Conventions such as NAB, NAMM and AES showcase the lastest in audio gear. That's why we go, we want to stay current so we can provide our students the best audio education possible."

Pictured to the left; Top: Kirt Hamm and John Hart of AMS Neve, Middle: Kirt Hamm with Chris Minto and Stephen Powers of M&K Professional, Bottom: Kirt Hamm and Jim Mack of TASCAM.


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