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1.Benrd Menrad of MBN. 2. Meyer Sound Product Manager, Luke Jenks. 3. Stuart Kerrison of Nexo. 4. Mark Brunke launches Optocore BroaMan to the media. 5. MDG’s Martin Michaud (right) and colleague. 6. Kevin Ivey and Jess Dixon representing Peavey, MediaMatrix and Crest Audio. 7. Ohm’s Gareth Coleman. 8. Doug MacCallum, President of One Systems. 9. Michele Noselli and Chris Hinds of Outline.
Genelec’s DSP monitors took centre stage where visitors to the booth previewed the 8260A and 1238CF, as well seeing the other key monitors in the Genelec portfolio for the professional market, including the 8000 Series. An additional attraction on the booth was a free ‘drop-in’ training sessions that outlines the required steps to carry out a successful DSP monitor set up and calibration for a typical studio environment. High End Systems presented its products with its exclusive German distributor Arcus. Products on display includde the DLV and DL.3 Digital Lights, Technospot, TechnoArc, intellaspot, Cyberlight 2.0, Showgun 2.5, FQ-100 fog machine, and the Wholehog line of consoles and wings. HK Audio rolled out a new series of high-performance speaker cabinets called Linear 5. Also when the inceptive Lucas system was introduced in 1998, its arrival ushered in a new era and 14 years later, the next evolutionary step in the sound system’s ascent made its debut at the show, the Lucas Nano. LED manufacturer i-Pix launched two new i-Line range products, a 600mm / 2-inch six cell unit and a 1200mm / 4-inch twelve cell. As is characteristic of all i-Pix products, the i-Lines are incredibly bright for their size, offering a beauti- fully smooth output. Each fixture has a custom 40W RGB and daylight white light
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engine which is coupled to an 8o homogenised optic. The focus on the Innovason booth this year was the revelation of the latest box of tricks that has been integrated into Innovason’s flagship Eclipse GT digital console, named for the “all-gifted” figure of Greek mythology, Pandora is a new way of panning that provides audibly better results across the listening field than traditional stereo panning. J&C Joel launched its Reefer String Curtain, manufactured from flame retardant treated polyester, Reefer String Curtains can be made to any size and looks fantastic when lit. Available in a wide range of colours, each with the option of interwoven lurex thread in either gold, silver, or bronze. Jands gave its new flagship Vista L5 media and lighting control console its first European tradeshow outing. The Vista L5 features a stunning 21-inch high defini- tion display which is able to show a huge amount of information in a flexible, clear and easy-to-understand way.
It offers 16 universes of DMX, a powerful Intel i7
processor, 8GB of RAM, and a Linux Operating system as well as such details as a backlit keyboard. The A8 was the main focus on the JB Lighting stand. The A8 uses a total of 37 RGBW multi-chip LEDs as a light source. In combination with the highly efficient
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