022 in brief - the americas
LIEBERMAN TURNS TO SGM FOR CHICAGO NIGHTSPOT
When it comes to lighting nightclubs there is no one with a finer pedigree than Stephen Lieberman. Over the years he has turned to many different lighting solutions to fulfil his concepts, but recently added SGM to his tool-box - specifying new generation LED X-5 strobes to implement a redesign at Chicago club / restaurant Studio Paris. “My philosophy for the club was to give it layered effects based around several key pieces of technology, including LED video,” said the Designer. “We created a big look on the ceiling highlighted by LED lighting and an LED video wall with moving lights on the ceiling - plus the new SGM LED strobe lights to provide that extra punch.”
SUMMER GARDEN THEATRE PERFORMS WITH COMMUNITY
Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre in Maryland, US, hosts three major productions each season in an outdoor garden setting, which, while pleasant for guests, presents challenges to actors and staff. Scott McCormick, Technical Director at ASGT, said the theatre’s previous loudspeakers weren’t weather-resistant and had to be bagged or removed from the theatre when it rained and after each performance.
And so, McCormick contacted David McLain of CCI Solutions who recommended weatherised Community iBOX model iHP- 1226WR loudspeakers for left and right FOH; i-212SWR’s for subwoofers, and WET W2-228 loudspeakers for stage / fold- back monitors. The mains and subwoofers are suspended from the truss at stage left and right and the monitors are suspended behind the mains to cover the stage while minimising their visual impact. The system is powered by QSC amplifiers and uses a Community dSPEC226AN loudspeaker processor for equalisation and loudspeaker management.
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