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1.Tim Brooksbank of Calibre. 2. Riccardo Cipriani and Willem Van Keulen of Montarbo. 3. Terho Savolainen of Genelec. 4. APart Audio’s Marketing Manager, Geert Polfliet. 5. Savannah English and David Fuller of QSC. 6.Simon Bull, Maureen Hayes and Martin Kelly of Martin Audio.


its new flagship 20,000 lumen 3-chip DLP projectors. Pixled launched its new Pixled F-10 i/o - the first of two new fully IP-65 rated indoor / outdoor LED displays. The new product features a real pixel pitch of 10.4 mm resolution and is populated with 3-in-1 SMD chips. projectiondesign used ISE to highlight how its innovations are integrated in today’s visual solutions for collaborative working. The company displayed the award win- ning F35 wqxga projector, F82 series 3-chip projector and the F35 AS3D active stereoscopic projector Prysm unveiled its interactive display solutions including a TD1-tiled digital kiosk with interactive multi-touch and gesture input capabilities and a tile curved videow- all which will be enabled for remote, multi-touch input. QSC introduced two new products that enhance the powerful capabilities of its successful Q-Sys integrated system platform. Both the new TSC-3 Controller and CCN32 CobraNet Audio I/O Card expand the offerings of the Q-Sys system, which has become a preferred choice for audio system control in large-scale venues. The RCF team showcased the Media Series featuring five models, the Compact Series that offer a very natural sound in recorded music and live situations. The


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TTL11A active column speaker array system was also on display alongside the two new addition to the VSA Series, the VSA 850 and the VSA 1250. Sennheiser launched its new tourguide EK 1039 bodypack receiver for tour-guide, interpreting and assistive listening applications. It also extended its evolution wire- less ew300 G3 Series with the addition of the SKP 300 G3 plug-on transmitter. Its new firmware, version 1.7.0 provides audio a media control protocol for the company’s 2000, evolution wireless ew500 G3 and evolution wireless ew300 G3 Series. And finally Sennheiser presented the Easy Control App. SpinetiX introduced the new HMP130 Hyper Media Player with added functional- ity and performance characteristics. In addition to this new product introduction, SpinetiX announced several new European distribution partners at the show. Tannoy exhibited its brand new VLS (Vertical Line Source) passive column range, which includes three models that each utilise proven transducer technology adapted from Tannoy’s QFlex steerable column range. The full range of Tannoy’s VX Series and VXP Series, the latter featuring Lab.gruppen’s new IDEEA power module were also on display. ISE 2013 will return to the Amsterdam RAI on 29 - 31 January. For informa- tion go to: www.iseeurope.org


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