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More Distribution to host first Optocore Fiber Optic Masterclass

Optocore has chosen More Distribution, its partner in Holland, to host the first in its Fiber Masterclass progressive educational programme, focusing on Fiber Optics. 

Part one of the programme, which will also feature sister company BroaMan, aims at educating young and aspiring professionals and students of media production, event production, sound engineering, broadcast technologies and data networks in every aspect of the technology, its capabilities and behaviour. It will set out the equipment needed to use it, its capabilities and real-life applications, and illustrate how industries other than live sound, broadcast and recording are slowly evolving to embrace fiber optics further down the road.

The initiative is the brainchild of Optocore’s experienced Technical Sales Support Specialist, RadhaMohan Rajani, Technical Support Engineer, Marci Sós and Marketing Coordinator, Kamil Zajdel. Stated Zajdel, “The aim is to reach out to many of our distributors to help with the organisation of this event. Since More Distribution is a progressive and locally-based organisation, with helpful and experienced personnel, it was logical that they should be invited to host the first presentation.”

Zajdel and Rajani worked closely with More Distribution’s Sales & Marketing Manager, Marc Perera, on the presentation, which will take place at SAE Amsterdam on April 18.

Stated Perera, “We are very pleased, to be a vital part of the Optocore and BroaMan educational programme. This masterclass is aimed at AV students, who will soon become the ‘next generation’ technicians. We feel that sharing knowledge keeps students motivated to really push the boundaries of technology.”

He acknowledges that while certain broadcasting clients and system integrators already recognise the need for fiber networks, others believe fiber infrastructures are only relevant to large stadium size venues. “Once they understand the benefits, they are quickly convinced how adopting fiber networks will simplify their infrastructure.”

The event is by invitation only, and while the event will be a generic presentation about fiber infrastructures, Optocore will support the event with a demonstration of several key products including the Festival Box—particularly opportune with the outdoor event season approaching—and from BroaMan, the ever-popular Mux22, which distributes multiple professional video and audio signals over the same optical fiber in just a small 1RU chassis.

For more information about this event contact Kamil Zajdel: k.zajdel@optocore.com