MIT acquires the DCS line of speakers from QSC/Q-SYS!!!

[Leo Enticknap]

We absolutely accept orders from worldwide for our current product range, and have expertise we can call upon to navigate paperwork, duties, tariffs, foreign exchange and international wire transfers, customs formalities, and all the other hoops that have to be jumped through when it comes to exporting and importing. If anyone outside the US is interested in any of our products and/or services, please feel free to PM me, email sales [at] movingimagetech.com, or call +1 (714) 751-7998 between 7a and 3p Pacific time (UTC-8). However, we anticipate a significant expansion of international business with our acquisition of the DCS line, hence the new hire.

[Harold Hallikainen]

Hello Everyone,

Yes, I purchase the UPC28 systems from MiT here in New Zealand.

Cheers Fraser

Great! I designed that system, and my mother was from New Zealand.

[Mark Gulbrandsen]

Thank God this has happened! It's pretty much all I spec'd in new systems for a very long time, or to upgrade older sites. Keep up the good work MIT!

[Mark Gulbrandsen]

QSC is also really big in live sound. We use their speakers.

There is a lot more profit to be made in sound reinforcement than there is in Cinema stuff... Profit always dictates the direction a company heads. Used to be different a decade ago with the Chains putting up new Multiplex's and installing upgraded sound systems for Atmos and other ticket selling systems. The opposite of that is now happening where the chains are walking away from recently built low profit sites, as well as a lot of Hollywood's output now goes directly to streamers. I am very amazed that AMC has avoided the Cineplex Dooms Day Event, as awful as a majority of their sites are.