DEFINITELY PROFESSIONAL ! 8


9 " 10 11


8.Simon Criswick and Andrea Torelli of K-array. 9. David King, John Jones and Klaus Weber of LTM. 10. The Harman team line up after the press conference. 11. Michael Brooksbank and Stéphane Gressier on the Chauvet stand.


products. The series comprises two models, the Convert 12A curved source ar- ray unit and the Convert 15A multi-function arrayable loudspeaker system. Both models are powered systems that have been designed to provide the user with maximum ease-of-use and fl exibility. Loudspeaker manufacturer dBTechnologies launched a number of new products at this year’s exhibition, augmenting its wide range of rental and installation equip- ment. Visitors to the Italian acoustic specialist’s stand were introduced to three new Flexsys stage monitors: FM8, FM10 and FM12 as well as two new digital subwoofers SUB 12D and SUB 05D. Also on display were two brand new addi- tions to the DVA series, the S30 active subwoofer, and the eagerly awaited T12 line array module. DPA Microphones offi cially launched its brand new modular series of microphones. The range includes the Reference Standard 4000 Series, which builds and im- proves on DPA’s Standard and Compact 4006, 4011, 4015 and 4017 mics, and the pioneering new Twin Diaphragm Capsules which form the 2000 Series. DiGiCo’s SD range of digital consoles continued to astonish and delight the


2,5meters clearance more compared with model 160 (10,5 m) 64 m2 of additionnal surface (224 m2)


capacity of load 2,5 more important (31 Tons)


HIGHER AND HIGHER, BIGGER AND BIGGER,


NEVER EQUALLED SO FAR ! "


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