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ACME | BP-40 QW & BP-183 RGBW/CW/VW/WW
www.visio-led.com
Acme’s Visio brand has announced its brand new building projector with IP66 rating and specially designed lens to bring a revolutionary lighting experience and projecting effect. Both of these two series of projectors features lower power consumption while providing more light output. BP-40 QW is made up of four piec- es of 10W CREE MCE quad colour LEDs to deliver excellent colour mixing effect. BP-183 RGBW is made up of 18 pieces of 3W CREE LEDs (R4, G5, B5, W4) providing more optical lens options for various applications. BP-183 CW/WW is made up of 18 pieces of 3W CREE White LEDs with a higher luminous flux up to 2500lm. Three of these building projectors are of reliable quality, elegant appearance and easy installation and fast maintenance for a wide range of outdoor events and building washes even in the most demanding conditions. Multiple functionality and flexible optic design enables these two series of projector to be well received in a variety of applications via providing consistent and even light. With the combination of the latest optic technology and electrical developing achievements, a new light sensor– photocell is used so that these lights can light up automatically when the surrounding environment is getting dark.
ALLEN & HEATH | XB-14²
www.allen-heath.com
Allen & Heath has launched a new version of its compact broadcast mixer, XB-14. Based on requests from users, XB-14² incorporates several new features, including a dedicated audition bus, enhanced stereo channel configurations, updated mic pre-amps, and more flexible monitoring. Designed for a broad range of applications from small radio or internet broadcast studios, to hospital radio, university radio, community radio and larger studios with multiple rooms, the XB-14² is equipped with features specifically for broadcasters, including Telco inputs for telephone callers, mic fader start sensing for external connection and internal automatic muting of the speaker outputs, stereo channel start / cue outputs for transport control, multiple headphone outputs, and an additional stereo bus. The new model includes a stereo audition bus that allows individual channels to be switched away from the main program bus for off-air monitoring. The Telco channel EQ has been replaced with variable high pass / low pass filters for control of the telephone caller feed signal, there is a new external monitor input level control, the pre-amps have been enhanced for lower noise and higher bandwidth, and the stereo inputs have more gain and routing options.
ANTARI | W-715
www.antari.com
Antari’s premier fog jet machine, W-715 can simulate the exact effect created by a CO2 jet machine. The new heating system provides remarkable output power for the fog blast, yet at the same time the heat created is well reserved in the heating system meaning it is extremely energy efficient. A unique elec- tronic device is implemented to ensure clear-cut outputs without further fog spit. To make the simulation even more precise and perfect, a new fluid, FLC has specially developed for generating fast-dissipating fog. Advanced LCD control panel, wireless control system and DMX 512 are equipped as standard.
BIAMP SYSTEMS | BIAMP CANVAS
www.biamp.com
As a provider of innovative, networked media systems, Biamp Systems has announced the release of its Tesira DSP graphic control software program - Biamp Canvas. Allowing for the creation and use of customised computer control screens with Tesira audio systems, the function and appearance of the graphic control interface can be tailored to the exact needs of the user. An array of drawing tools is provided for extensive graphic manipulation of controls, backgrounds, and labeling. A prominent feature of Biamp Canvas is the ability to copy and paste, or drag and drop component objects directly from the system design file into the software, producing completely pre-assigned control elements and greatly streamlining control surface creation. End users can also easily navigate between multiple pages and tabs of operation. Additional features include the ability to create control for room combiners, place controls and assign them to system functions, and update preset settings directly within the Biamp Canvas software program.
BOSE | CONTROL SPACE ESP SERIES
www.bose.com
The new line of Control Space ESP engineered sound processors from Bose consists of three models of networkable digital signal processors, each configured, controlled, and monitored using Bose’s acclaimed Control Space Designer software. With over 115dB dynamic range and ultra-low noise/distortion, single-rack Con- trol Space ESP engineered sound processors deliver studio-quality analog and digital audio to the installed sound marketplace. The Bose Control Space ESP-880 (a fixed 8x8 analog I/O configuration), ESP-1240 (12x4 analog I/O) and ESP-4120 (4x12 analog I/O) engineered sound processors all include a rear-panel expansion slot that accommodates optional networking cards including Dante and AVB network audio. Networking cards support combined audio and control connectivity with third-party products, other Bose ESP processors, and Bose Power Match amplifiers. In addition, an integrated ESP link optical output provides low latency, uncom- pressed 48kHz audio to same-rack Bose Power Match amplifiers. All ESP processors include control input and output capabilities, as well as built-in RS-232 serial and Ethernet ports, allowing integration with industry-standard control systems. Any of the elegant Bose wall-mounted user interfaces, including the programmable CC-64 and CC-16 controllers and three simplified zone volume interfaces, can be used to control all Bose Professional devices.
CHAUVET PROFESSIONAL | F-165WW
www.chauvetlighting.com
The F-165WW fresnel-style fixture in the Ovation line of theatrical lights is powered by 16 10W LEDs and delivers over 1,730 lux at five metres, maintaining this intensity without a significant temperature-related drop off. The fixture has an easily adjustable motorised zoom and works exceptionally well with barn doors to aid in glare reduction and beam shaping. Knobs for local control of both dimming and zoom enable fast focus calls with or without a board-op. Its innovative LED source produces smooth, even washes from 13º to 58º with a colour temperature of 3,100K and a beautiful soft field. Selectable dimming curves make it compatible with older, traditional theater Fresnel lights.
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