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HK AUDIO Receives Gold-Album Award From IRON MAIDEN

April 16, 2007

According to ETNow.com, HK Audio was recently awarded a gold album for IRON MAIDEN's "Dance of Death" for having contributed to the success of the band's worldwide touring.

MAIDEN drummer Nicko McBrain commented: "I have been using the HK ConTour Series for the last two world tours and have been overjoyed with the sound, quality and power of these fine speaker systems.

"Being located behind the backline on stage with my drum set, it is very important for me to have a clear and powerful monitor and the ConTour Series delivers exactly what I need.

"I first met HK Audio and their head of international sales Christian Stumpp a number of years before at the Music Life Show in Birmingham way back in 2000. Since then a strong bond of friendship has grown between us, as well as my bond with the product and the brand. It was about time to say thank you for the great worldwide support and contribution to our successful tour production and therefore we gave a gold record to HK Audio."

Nicko McBrain uses two ConTour Series CT 112 12"/1.4" mid/high units and a self-powered SL 218 A subwoofer as his drumfill system.

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