VENUEEXPO
USA
Coemar showed an impressive and powerful display; Chauvet displayed multiple new products on its huge stand
Martin had a constantly busy, if subdued on previous years, stand; Wireless DMX holding their dealer awards ceremony with Swedish meatballs and
vodka on hand; Norman Wright and Vinny Finnegan of Group One and Pulsar’s Andy Graves
James Heron and Nigel Sadler of Green Hippo with their award for Best Debuting Product for projection; Jo Fucini, Eric Loader and Brian Dowdle and
Thomas Pendergrass, the winner of the 2009 Elation Education Experience Award
LDI
ORLANDO
It had been a while since I’d done an LDI and there had certainly boasted all its brands and a bullish Elation showcased its Platinum
been changes, and as it was Orlando which is the weaker of the Spot which has a world first in using the new Philips Platinum 5R
two destinations for the event, it all sounded very depressing. lamp, this short duration exclusive agreement really puts the brand
I’d heard the rumours of certain big companies not exhibiting, on the lighting manufacturer map. Though for no holds, barred
and whilst all the major names did actually turn out to be there in your face stands, Chauvet took the prize with its huge booth
it was either in a remarkably reduced booth size or non at all, showing 17 new products.
instead opting for a room off the show floor. However that isn’t LED’s were obviously in abundance and as said in my leader there
to say there were no major stands at the show. Coemar had a were some seriously interesting things being shown in hotel suites,
good looking and impressive stand whilst the American DJ village but also at the show. Robert Juliat showed the prototype of its
094 January / February 2010
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