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1. Hugh M. Chinnick and Faizan Fadil Pacific Lighting with Thierry Pouliot of MDG. 2. Mahajak Sales Manager for Professional Sound, Glenn Lin. 3. K-array’s Michel Brouard. 4. Laserworld exhibited for the first time at Palme Asia. 5. The Quad Professional stand representing Midas, Klark Teknik, Clair Brothers and ICTC. 6. Electronics & Engineering’s Gary Goh with Craig Lovell of Apex. 7. Acoustic & Lighting Systems distribute RCF and Clay Paky in Singapore. 8. Chandan Mahtani, Loong Yee Hin, Menze Van Der Sluis and Marc Hendriks on the Prolyte stand. 9. The Martin Professional team line up.


PALME ASIA SINGAPORE


The 27th edition of Palme Asia took place at Marina Bay Sands (MBS), Singapore on 17-19 July. It was held alongside Install Asia and LED Asia, however clear definition between the three was not evident on the show floor. The exhibition stretched across 5,000 sq metres - essentially one hall at MBS - where 150 different brands and companies from more than 25 countries were on show. Alongside the tradeshow there was an extensive seminar programme, which covered topics including: Core Principles of Audio; Safety in the Entertainment Industry; Eco Solutions; Room Acoustic Fundamentals; Architainment Lighting Technologies; and AV Technologies. Arguably, this element was key to attracting more visitors. L-Acoustics held a demonstration afternoon on the second day in the adjacent hall, which saw the manufacturer’s Application Engineer and Certified Trainer, Alvin


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Koh, and Sales Manager, David Cooper, introduce the company’s new Arcs Wide and Arcs Focus constant curvature line source systems. The same afternoon, Technical Director of Prolyte, Marc Hendriks presented visitors with a two-hour master class on demountable outdoor structures. And throughout the entire three-day event, Robe held a light show every hour, on the hour, to demonstrate the capabilities of its Robin Series. On the show floor itself, the vibe was fairly subdued with the majority of exhibi- tors reporting a disappointing foot fall and of those that did visit, very few were unknown to the industry. Exhibitors did agree that Palme Asia posed a good op- portunity to network with the Singaporean community - and a few from surround- ing countries such as Vietnam and the Philippines - however, sophisticated stand designs and showcasing products is not necessarily required in order to network.


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