114 GUIDE - THEATRICAL LIGHTING
GRIVEN | STAGE EDITION SERIES
www.griven.com
Designed to withstand demanding stage, set and touring applications, the Stage Edition Series offers a wide selection of versatile LED- based lighting fixtures purposely designed for theatrical and rental distributors, exhibition houses, theatres, nightclubs and live show venues. Powershine MK2 S SE and Diamond SE are just two units out of a comprehensive range of high output colour changers, white or dynamic white powerful floodlights that are capable of delivering an extraordinary performance from relatively compact fixtures. These models are available with extremely narrow optics, as well as medium, elliptical and extra wide photometric distributions up to 80° aperture which are obtainable from an exchangeable filter selection. Adjusting the inclination of the beam spread has never been so easy with the newly conceived articulated fixing system that can also offer an instantaneous and steady positioning on the floor or truss arrangement. The plug ‘n’ play configuration includes in and out DMX connectors, onboard control panel and IP65 protection rating for hassle free installations. Eco-friendly and cost saving, these professional LED lighting solutions incorporate the very latest energy efficient solid state technology and feature a versatile and high profile equipment for the widest range of applications.
LDR | CANTO 2000 MSR FF
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The Canto 2000 MSR FF is the latest addition to the Canto followspot line produced by LDR. Canto 2000 MSR FF is one of the most compact 2kW followspots available on the market and it harnesses the power and flexibility of the Philips 2000msr FastFit lamps with LDR’s advanced optics and mechanics. The result is a new concept, efficient, lightweight and extremely powerful followspot, ideal for all long- throw applications. Canto 2000 MSR FF features the patented FastFit rear load lamp base system, which enables easy lamp replacement in difficult stage conditions. The MSR filling of the lamp guarantees pure, white light, whereas the short arc provides high beam intensity for professional entertainment lighting.
MARTIN PROFESSIONAL | MAC VIPER WASH / DX
www.martin.com
The MAC Viper Wash and MAC Viper Wash DX with internal framing, are full-range wash luminaires capable of performing at the high level you would expect from a professional wash light. The Wash DX houses a unique internal framing system that enables designers to shape and control light projection onto stages, performers, scenery, scrims or any set element with great precision. The internal framing system makes it a highly capable, automated substitute for a conventional daylight fresnel fixture. Both luminaires use the same 1,000W HID source as the other members of the MAC Viper family. At 33,000 lumens of output, both the Viper Wash and Viper Wash DX are brighter than larger and more power-demanding 1,500W fixtures. Both house a CMY colour mixing system capable of producing a superior palette of vibrant colours with excellent colour stability across the entire beam. A linear CTO gives daylight to tungsten CCT control and expansion of the CMY palette. Both the MAC Viper Wash and Wash DX house a continuous, fast and fully linear zoom with a flexible 13.5º to 59º range.
MUSIC & LIGHTS | EVO190E
www.music-lights.se
EVO190E is the first profiler from Music & Lights with LED light source capable of replacing traditional profilers equipped with 750W HPL lamps. Available in tungsten (3,100K) and daylight (5,600K) versions, EVO190E aims to offer an amazing light output and an excellent fram- ing property with a low-consumption LED source. Light source is generated by an array of 19 10W LEDs, guaranteeing a highly uniform projection calibrated at same colour temperature. The design of EVO190E makes it a perfect fit for studio applications, theatres, events, architectural and in environments with limited power supplies.
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