VENUEEXPO
FRANCE
RCF, which celebrated its 60th anniversary in 2009, displayed the TT+ range; MD of Audio 2, distributor of DPA microphones and Outline, Didier Rupin;
Jean-Francoise Salieri promoting the recentlly launched Colorbug with AVAB Director Jean-Louis Pernette
Duran Audio France Manager Alain Vanzella displayed the AXYS Scope Range; Edirol showed off its new LVS-800 a professional 8-channel video
mixer with DSK; SCV Audio distributes the Harman brands in France, it displayed the new CBT Series from JBL, a collection of line array columns with
Constant Beamwidth Technology. Manning the stand was Jean-Luc Bartos; Crystal Equipement showcased products from Compulite, LDDE, and Electron
Patrick Bokobsa, Eva Hain, Frederic Andre, Pierre Matillat and Xavier Cousyn on the d&b autiotechnik stand, this year is the first time d&b have
exhibited at JTSE; Stephanie Alonso, David Hochstenbacj and Paul Massiani of audio manufacturer Nexo; Ludwig Lepage, Christian Paillard, and Lionel
Garraud pf Robert Juliat, were displaying a prototype of a new product (yet to be named) which will shortly be introduced to the market
CSI Project Manager Cyril Prat, CEO Arnaud Leschemelle, and Sales Manager Denis Guichard; the Yamaha stand was constantly busy during the show;
Larry Busch and Valerie Pico of ADB Lighting
important tradeshow in France, however JTSE is definitely close ADB Lighting unveiled the ALC4, its new LED cyclorama fixture,
behind. We exhibit at both shows.” to the French market, as well as displaying Mikapack 15 digital
While Bruno Dabard of Audia-Algam said: “It’s a small show but dimmers, the Eurodim Twin Tech, and the Warp motorised profile
it’s efficient and we’ve been exhibiting here for several years, we in halogen and daylight versions.
didn’t exhibit at Siel & Satis this year but have done in the past.” Clay Paky’s Emilo Cornelli, who was with distributor Dimatec,
The Silver Acoustics team, made up of Coffy Hugues, Pascal Roy said: “JTSE is a small show but it’s influencial, especially for
and Silvere Davoust said JTSE is a very technical show, where the theatre market. It’s an opportunity to chat with exisiting
some very constructive discussions took place, and as it’s only a customers as well as creating new leads.”
two-day event they felt it was great value for money. They also After a thoroughly busy day, I’d absorbed a whole heap of
believe sending out a visitor list to all exhibitors less than a month information. Initially I’d gone in comparing JTSE to Siel & Satis,
after the show takes place is a great idea and a valuable resource. especially as some manufacturers had chosen only to exhibit at
Prolyte returned to JTSE after four years of being absent. Product one this year, most noticeably the audio manufacturers, however,
Manager Michiel van der Zijde manned the stand and described despite that, I soon realised that both are important, significant
JTSE as being in line with Showtech, Berlin. He also said JTSE shows in their own right. JTSE is a compact show, but it’s very
benefits from being small, noiseless and inexpensive. welcoming and friendly. A nice gesture, I think, is the bar in the
Avab distributes ETC, Wireless Solution, Robert Juliat and centre of the hall, which serves hot and cold beverages, as well as,
Dynalite in France amongst others. Highlights on the stand sandwich baguettes at lunchtime, all free of charge.
included the new ColorBug from Ocean Optics, and the French So with an insight into JTSE firmly fixed into my brain I set off back
launch of ETC’s Selador. to the UK, knowing it is very likely mondo*dr will return next year.
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