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ALLEN & HEATH | GLD
www.allen-heath.com
A standard GLD 32 input system offers 28 XLR mic inputs with plug ‘n’ play I/O expanders allowing easy expansion up to 48 inputs. At the heart of the system is the GLD-80 mixer, providing 48 input processing channels, eight stereo FX returns fed by iLive’s acclaimed FX emulations, 30 configurable buses, 20 mix processing channels, and DSP power to provide full processing without compromise. GLD-80 has an analogue-style channel processing control section complemented by a graphical 8.4-inch touch screen. A fully-customisable drag ‘n’ drop layout allows quick and easy assignment of inputs and mixes to fader strips. There are 20 fader strips in four layers, each with motorised fader, a channel LCD display which can be named and colour-coded, plus a rotary control for direct access to gain, pan and aux/FX sends. The mixer‘s local I/O comprises four XLR mic / line inputs, four XLR line outs, four RCA inputs, two RCA outputs, and digital outputs in SPDIF and AES3 formats. The GLD-80 connects to a range of plug ‘n’ play I/O racks to ‘build’ 28, 36 or 44 mic input systems. A primary AR2412 rack and up to two AR84 expander racks can be connected over 120m CAT5 runs using A&H’s dSNAKE protocol. dSNAKE provides control to the remote preamp, and all mic preamps are scene recallable. AR2412 also includes a connection for personal monitoring systems.
AMERICAN DJ | MICRO WASH WWCW
www.americandj.eu
The latest addition to American DJ’s Micro Series of mini lighting effects, the Micro Wash WWCW containing four 1W warm white and three 1W cool white LEDs, allowing users to smoothly blend any shade of white they wish from the warmest tungsten to the coolest daylight. Offering the versatility of both manual and DMX operation, the Micro Wash WWCW features 19 built-in white colour macros, a 10º beam angle, strobe effect and 0-100 % electronic dimming. It can be run in five operational modes: DMX-512 mode, sound active mode, macro mode, auto mode, and manual colour mode. When operated with a DMX controller, there are two different channel modes to choose from 3-channel or 5-channel. The Micro Wash WWCW includes a dual hanging bracket system that allows it to be set on the ground or mounted on truss or a light stand, further increasing the fixture’s versatility. Multiple Micro Wash WWCW units can be linked together via 3-pin XLR cables for use over a larger area. Its LEDs will shine for 10,000 hours without burning out, and each unit consumes a mere 15W of electricity at maximum use. Its flicker-free LEDs are also ideal for film and video applications.
AUDAC | M2
www.audac.eu
Like the R2, the M2 is not just an 8 x 8 web based audio matrix, but is capable of mixing up to 27 balanced inputs with the eight output zones. Allowing users to program up to eight scenes of auto mixing presets. Other additions include the built-in limiter, automatic gain control, feedback destroying, five band equaliser, audio delay for large venues and even a built-in voice file interface with SD card reader. Besides these extra options it also has the priority setting, timer functions and a user friendly web interface of the R2. But even the contact inputs have expanded to 10 inputs allowing users to trigger priorities, multi voice files and link zones. Optional internal expansion units will allow users to power the eight stereo outputs, expand the system over long distances with several M2 and R2 devices thanks to the optical linking unit, or even install a 7-inch touch screen in the front side. There are a lot of external expansions de- vices like several types of wall panels or the APM tables allowing users to make priority callings while the ARU relays let users switch contacts for an endless number of applications. There’s the built-in server that can be accessed through any device with a web browser. Users can even use their iPad or iPhone to control the M2 thanks to the M2 Remote App.
BSS AUDIO | BLU-805 AND BLU-325
www.bssaudio.com
BSS Audio has introduced AVB (IEEE Audio Video Bridging) functionality to its acclaimed Soundweb London family of digital signal processors with the addi- tion of two Soundweb London devices. The new Soundweb London BLU-805 and BLU-325 devices are AVB versions of the BLU-800 and BLU-320 CobraNet siblings from which they are derived. The BLU-805 offers the same configurable signal processing capability as the existing BLU-800 device. Both new devices offer configurable inputs and outputs, compatibility with all Soundweb London input and output card options, logic processing capability, the 256- channel Soundweb London digital audio bus and GPIO. Each device offers up to 16 inputs and outputs, configurable in banks of four. Card options include analog mic/line inputs with Phantom Power, analog outputs, digital inputs (AES / EBU and S / PDIF), digital outputs, the Soundweb London AEC Input Card and the Soundweb London Telephone Hybrid Card. The BLU-805 and BLU-325 devices allow 64 incoming AVB channels and 64 outgoing AVB channels at 48kHz, or 32 incoming AVB channels and 32 outgoing AVB channels at 96kHz. Configuration, control and monitoring is provided by HiQnet London Architect.
CHRISTIE | JUMPSTART
www.christiedigital.eu
Christie JumpStart targets architectural markets including museums, universities, stadiums, corporate offices and retail stores needing high resolution, reli- able content playback across large video walls. Rental stagers will also benefit from JumpStart’s speed and ease of setup, and support for unique display configurations. Combining user-friendly JumpStart software with reliable HP hardware, Christie JumpStart enables users to position and play back a wide range of content including video, graphics, applications, Blu-ray and DVD movies, remote video sources, colour swatches and text. When used with Christie MicroTiles, Christie JumpStart communicates directly with the master External Control Unit (ECU), automatically picking the best resolution for the MicroTiles canvas, regardless of shape or cabling layout, and showing the location of every tile so that snapping content into position is a breeze.
FULCRUM ACOUSTIC | RX699
www.fulcrum-acoustic.com
Fulcrum Acoustic has announced the introduction of the RX699 compact full range loudspeaker. Designed as a solution for locations with tight spaces such as stage lip, balconies, kiosks, multimedia and delay / fill applications, the RX699’s coaxial design delivers smooth and natural sound on and off-axis. The system’s high efficiency, horn-loaded HF compression driver gives the RX699 a surprisingly high output-to-size ratio, and its broad 90º by 90º is particu- larly effective in close quarters. Unlike similarly sized products, which use dome tweeters, the RX699 maintains clarity and articulation at high levels without sounding harsh. Housing a 6.5-inch coaxial speaker, the RX699 cabinet is 10.8-inch x 7.1-inch x 6.5-inch and weighs just 12lb. Connections from an external amplifier are Neutrik NL4 Speakon jacks. Two yoke points as well as t-nuts for third party mounting systems are standard. Options include a mounting bracket and internal 70V transformer. As with all Fulcrum Acoustic products, the proprietary TQ processing is an integral part of the RX699 design. TQ processing can be implemented on over 20 different industry-standard DSP platforms.
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