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1.Mauro Framchi and Thomas Taddei of DTS. 2. Simon Fraser, Managing Director of Ptarmigan Installation with Wayne Howell, Director of Alderamin Group and Artistic Licence. 3. Dirk R. Baur, MediaLas’ President. 4. The ETC stand.
5.Clear-Com’s Tom Oakes with Orbital Sound’s Chris Headlam. 6. XLNT’ Marc van der Wel and PJ Visser with the new Cyber Motion. 7. Dean Standing of Rane.
8.MDG President Martin Michaud and Sales Director Thierry Pouliot. 9.A.C. Entertainment Technologies’ James Molony and Jonathan Walters.
products for the Artist digital matrix intercom platform, and presented MediorNet Compact, the newest member to the MediorNet product family. In addition to MediorNet, Riedel offered a range of multiplexing tools. Robe launched two important and unique new LED products - the Robin 1200 LEDWash to complement the existing hugely popular LEDWash 300 and 600 units, and the Robin DLX Spot, the world’s first RGBW LED based moving head, and it previewed the upcoming Robin ‘Sniper’ - a mega-bright beam fixture. Robert Juliat presented the Aledin 630 LED profile and the new Aledin 330 LED washlight, the latter for the first time at PLASA. The new, variable beam angle, 85W LED Aledin 330 washlight is a complement to the award-winning Robert Juliat Aledin 630 LED profile spot. Roland premiered the latest addition to the award winning R-Series with the launch of the R-26 six channel portable hand held audio recorder, with impressive ergo- nomics, the technically advanced R-26 offers superior detail and depth. Sennheiser had its 2000 Series and 3000/5000 Series products on show, as well as.
Its newly developed eRack, a ready-to-go evolution wireless G3 GB system.
Neumann, meanwhile, displayed a selection of both analogue and digital micro- phones. The stand also boasted a range of innovative products from its distributed brands, which include APart Audio, D.A.S Audio, K-array and Rane. SGM’s new generation of LED products were the focus of its stand at PLASA. The line-up included the MP-5 full-colour moving LED washlight, LED Balls in one metre strips containing eight balls, the CC-4 four-bank high-powered multiple LED fixture, the P-5 low-profile fixed, rectangular unit, the Q-7 which contains 1,080 LEDs, the XC-5 colour strobe, and the X-5 is a white LED strobe. Brighton-based Traction Sound presented its SDS loudspeaker range, official
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launched at PLASA North in Leeds earlier this year. The SDS sound systems use the latest technology to deliver accurate sound reproduction at high SPL. The Traction team carried out daily demonstrations of the products, for which they received very positive feedback. Visual Productions continued to promote CueCore, the lighting controller launched by the company earlier this year at Prolight + Sound, Frankfurt. The device is com- pletely solid-state, with no moving parts; it is an extremely secure and low-mainte- nance installation control solution with minimal power consumption. VXCO’s latest control software has multiple new and flexible features, and comes complete with the company’s low-priced entry level 128-channel DMX dongle. The software was for available for demonstration on the Lightfactor stand. XTA showcased the DP548 Dynamic Audio processor together with DP4 series processors and the DC1048 installation audio manager. Also on demo was the iCore 2 software offering an installer friendly alternative to Audiocore including its custom panel functionality. PLASA saw three new products from Yamaha making their European debut. First was the StageMix 2.0 iPhone app, which offers a number of new features. Next was the announcement of the VS Series of installation loudspeakers, available in two models, and finally, Yamaha introduced the MY4-AEC Echo Canceller card. Zero 88 launched a new range of multipurpose lighting control consoles, the Solu- tion and Solution XL, whilst showing the most substantial update to the ZerOS software platform to date, ZerOS 7. The new ZeroWire CRMX, the first automated and adaptive wireless technology specifically developed for the lighting industry, and RDM working live on the ORB XF and Solution consoles, were also on display. PLASA will return to Earls Court on 9 - 12 September 2012.
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