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D.T.S | MAX
www.dts-lighting.com
Max features a unique optical group that enables four different types of projection with a single moving head - beam, spot, wash, and studio. The long excur- sion motorised zoom allows any application from long-throw projections to large wall washes. The beam projection combines high light efficiency (100,000 lux / five-metres) with a very narrow beam angle (1.5°), meaning it is able to project a tight, very concentrated beam of light over long distances. A variety of gobos for unique ‘air’ effects is also available. The spot projection offers a versatile and creative combination of sharp overlapping gobo projections, plus animation wheel and eye-catching dynamic effects. Max delivers striking razor-sharp projections with gobos perfectly focused at any distance; it also projects an intense wash of light, capable of illuminating backdrops, objects and large surfaces with a limitless variety of colours. An insertable frost filter guarantees uniformly diffused projection. Studio mode enables Max to be used as a dedicated theatre or TV studio’ fixture.
ELATION | PLATINUM BEAM 5R
www.elationlighting.com
Elation’s Platinum Beam 5R extreme moving head features three phase motors. Propelled by these engines, the Platinum Beam 5R Extreme’s effects aim to generate even greater impact and excitement. Thanks to advances in its optical design, the Platinum Beam 5R Extreme also achieves new levels of brightness and output. Its narrow 3° beam produces 100K lux at 15-metres. The improved optics, combined with the unit’s added remote focus, also produce razor-sharp extreme ACL projections.
GLP | VOLKSLICHT SPOT
www.glp.de
The Volkslicht is aimed at a wider fixed installation and rental customer base. Featuring a single fixed beam of 15º it is able to maintain a powerful output thanks to its 300W RGB LED engine, which offers high output through an efficient optical system with clear gobo projection, even field distribution and smooth dimming without any colour shift - all contained in a spot fixture format. Other features include a motorised iris, rotating gobo wheel with seven positions plus open, a static gobo wheel with nine positions plus open, a rotating prism, motorised focus, pan / tilt movement and electronic shutter - all within a small body so that it can be rigged discretely and in any orientation.
GREEN HIPPO | RACKOON
www.green-hippo.com
Rackoon is a power-packed addition to the Hippotizer server range. This 1U rackmount gives six layers of full 1080p HD playback, while boasting all of the usual features of Hippotizer’s software. Rackoon integrates with all other Green Hippo servers seamlessly and features an unrestricted output resolution, full HippoNet compatibility and all the software usability of its bigger relatives. Additional features include full geometry control and support for integration into almost any setup via a host of native protocols, plus all the renowned Hippotizer tools for video-mapping and multi-server, while built-in timeline functionality and scheduling features make Rackoon a powerful stand-alone playback device too. Pixel map multiple universes via Ethernet, or even display composite video inputs, such as cameras or players on any or all of its six layers.
HOELLSTERN | KONFIGURATOR 2
www.hoellstern.com
The Konfigurator2 loudspeaker library of Hoellstern amplifiers has extended its DSP set-ups for use with the d&b audiotechnik V Series, L-Acoustics V-DOSC, Kara and others. For example, one Hoellstern DELTA13.4-DSP four in, four out amplifier can replace up to four two-channel amplifiers or up to two four-chan- nel amplifiers, while the open DSP platform combined with Hoellstern’s premium DSP set-up service provides other practical benefits. For 10 years Hoellstern amplifiers has been making audiophile high-performance amplifiers with up to 82% efficiency and a full six-year ’Made in Germany’ warranty. With the two in, two out and four in, four out models, a built-in digital DSP loudspeaker management provides a universal, global platform for all loudspeaker manufacturers worldwide. The DSP amplifiers are configured and monitored via the Konfigurator2 remote software.
JBL | 9320
http://jblpro.com
JBL has introduced the 9320 Cinema Surround loudspeaker, designed for high power handling, extended bass response and wide dynamic range in professional cinema applications. The two-way JBL 9320 features a 12-inch MB12-8 low-frequency driver and 2408H-1 high-frequency compression driver. The large JBL Progressive Transition rotatable waveguide ensures 120º by 60º coverage and smooth frequency response with the loudspeaker mounted hor- izontally or vertically. The high-excursion, heavy-duty MB12-8 low-frequency driver provides high power-handling capability and bass extension. The 2408H-1 high-frequency compression driver delivers clarity and resolution and is mated with JBL’s Progressive Transition Waveguide, which provides constant beam width and directivity across a 120º horizontal / 60º vertical coverage pattern, along with smoother frequency response and a more seamless blend with the subwoofer. The waveguide is rotatable, enabling the 9320 to be used a vertical or horizontal mounting position. The JBL 9320 enclosure is fitted with M10 threaded mounting points on the top and on the sides to facilitate U-bracket mounting. In addition, four M10 mounting points are located at the rear, arranged in a standard pattern to accept a variety of multi-mount brackets. The speaker terminals are located on top of the cabinet for easy access.
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