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1.Robert Juliat’s Marketing Manager Stéphanie Reversé. 2. The Weifa team. 3. The Steinigke stand. 4. Martin Audio’s Maureen Hayes and Simon Bull.
5.LSC Lighting Systems’ Peter Floyd, Nick Denville, Richie Michan, and Gary Pritchard.
Christie J Series. The company also announced the addition of the 12,000 lumen Christie LX1200 and the high definition 1080p Christie LHD700 projector to its LCD line-up. Products featured at the Chroma-Q stand included the Studio Force daylight white and Studio Force variable white LED fixtures, producing an extreme output of up to 28,000 lumens. Showing for the first time was the new Color Force Compact and the new Color Charge Plus portable, battery powered, wireless DMX fixture. Over at the Clay Paky stand, the Alpha Spot QWO 800 was on show. Also being displayed was the portable, battery-powered, accent uplight GlowUp and the Igloo, a fully outdoor enclosure that allows sub-700W moving lights to operate in the most severe weather conditions. Clear-Com showcased its HME DX210 digital wireless intercom and the Eclipse Digital Matrix System Version 5.2 with Optocore digital fibre and Synchronous Audio Network plus Ethernet CAT5 network interfaces. Coemar presented Reflection LEDko, its new range of LED profilers. The product is especially suitable to segments of the lighting market which are sensitive to the need for energy savings and reduced maintenance. coolux highlighted a new era of creative media control with Pandoras Box Version 5. The highly anticipated next step in the development of the award winning Pan- doras Box family. For the first time ever, it is now possible to use Pandoras Box all the way from the inception of a project idea, right up until the actual production. Crown Audio focused on its ComTech DriveCore Series Amplifiers. The company also showcased the XTi 2 Series of amplifiers designed for portable PA applica- tions, which offer increased control, an enhanced feature set and a sleeker design. d&b audiotechnik’s Oran Burns and Steve Jones presented two one-hour seminars at the Technologies for Worship Pavilion. Burns headed up the ‘Can you hear me at the back?’ seminar looking at the acoustic signal path from loudspeaker to the ear, while Jones presented ‘Theatre sound source, a virtual shoot out’. New from DTS was the Nick LED colour wash fixtures and the high powered com- pact Jack Spot moving lights. The DTS Nick 600 Wash Zoom has a 13.5° - 40° motorised zoom and a fast and silent pan / tilt. DTS’s Jack Spot moving light uses an advanced MSD Platinum 5R189 discharge lightsource and featuring a wide excursion motorised zoom and ultra fast and silent pan / tilt. Duran Audio set up an AXYS demo room in the Westminster Suite, where prod- ucts from the Flex, Scope, Target and Beam Shaping subwoofer ranges were on display. The Intellivox 180 and V90 products were also available to listen to. Dynacord exhibited the CMSMK3 compact mixing system. Recently updated to Mk3 versions, the CMSMKIII now features many of the upgrades found in the Powermate3 range. Visitors to the stand also enjoyed demonstrations of the Corus Evolution, the latest generation in the family of loudspeakers and the flagship
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Powermate3 powered mixers. Several product ranges were unveiled to the UK market by EAW. Intended for portable and install environments, the new VF Passive Series consists of five models of VFR two-way full-range loudspeakers, two VFS subwoofers and three VSM stage monitors. The new SBK Series subs also made their debut. Addition- ally, EAW announced its new MicroWedge8 (MW8) and MicroWedge10 (MW10) stage monitors. Elation premiered the EVCMH, a unique DMX-512 controllable moving video camera. When used with media software such as Arkaos Media Master Express, Grand VJ or Madrix, stunning effects and visuals can be created giving users limitless content to work with at any event. The camera’s moving head received a number of compliments during the show. ETC’s Eos lighting control family expanded with the introduction of the elegantly compact new Gio - a high functionality desk in a smaller footprint. The new broad- cast-specific Selador fixtures - Studio Line D40/D60, Studio HD, Studio Tungsten and Studio Daylight - were also debuted at the show. In addition, the company used the show to launch its newest Desire line LED fixtures. On show for Funktion One was the R3SH skeletal loudspeaker, a mid-high sec- tion of a Resolution 3 offering high output and controlled directivity. PLASA also saw the UK introduction of the PSM 12, which was initially launched at Prolight + Sound 2011. UK based manufacturer GDS launched its brand new LiteWare G3, a battery uplighter with wireless DMX. A recent teaser-ad campaign for the new LiteWare G3 caused intrigue within the industry. The recently developed, award-winning ArcSystem range were also on display. GLP had its new impression Wash One making its UK debut. Boasting a 400W RGB LED light engine, and the same groundbreaking technology as the Spot One, the fully-featured luminaire is able to deliver delicate colour changes or instanta- neous colour bumps over a wide, carefully-calibrated colour spectrum. Leading Media Server company, Green Hippo, showed its Hippotizer Version 3.1 as a fully released product with the addition of the UberPan component. Also added is LiveMask, DMX2 and Realtime Sync, several Input Card options and a new Graphical User Interface for the Zookeeper element. For i-Pix, the Satellite MkII was launched. Leaping forward with LED technology, colours include RGB and a 5600°K daylight white light. The Satellite Mk II offers 16 bit self-contained DMX for control, or can be run as a stand-alone device via battery input. It boasts inbuilt wireless DMX. James Thomas Engineering exhibited its pre-rigged, time-saving Lo-Pro Truss and conducted a media player presentation of the space and cost-saving X-Truss, alongside the latest intelligent lighting fixtures from PixelRange.
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