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1.Lars-Olof Janflod of Genelec. 2. The DTS stand had plenty of fixtures on show for the visitors, pride of place went to the new Nick 600 Wash Zoom. 3. K.M.E.’s Sylvia Leistne. 4. New PR and Communication Officer for the ADJ Group, Udo Radermacher. 5.Flemming Sorensen, TTA’s Director of Marketing and Sales and Lars Lüdemann of Mega Audio. 6. The Steinigke stand which was showing products from the many brands it distributes including, Antari, Alutruss, Eurolite and Omnitronic.
7.Claire House and Franck Tiesing of Zero 88 on the Ultralite stand.
professional audio industry with the introduction of not just one, but two new consoles. First the SD Ten, which sits comfortably between the SD7 and SD8, both in terms of performance and price, the SD Ten comes with all the refinements you would expect on any DiGiCo console, but with some exciting new options. Secondly, the SD11 - a console that is the smallest (both in size and price) that the company has ever produced, but still packed full of DiGiCo’s famous industry leading features. DiGiCo also announced the adoption of Audinate’s Dante digital networking solution and the launch of two new Dante implemented products; an eight channel I/O module for the SD-Rack and the Dante DMI (DiGiCo Multichan- nel Interface) card. DTS had a number of new fixtures on show in Hall 11 including the Delta 10 F LED moving head projector, the new Nick 600 Wash Zoom compact high-output LED moving head projector, the world-renowned TechnoBeam scanner, XR3000 Beam moving head, and the XR3000 Spot CMY, one of the most powerful moving heads in the 1200W range. EAW showcased its KF200NT loudspeaker module, the QX Series, the latest 10 additions to its celebrated JF Series of high-definition two-way loudspeaker systems, including four comprehensively integrated NT models, and two additions to the KF Series, the KF364 and KF394. The lighting world continued to evolve, with the launch of a range of groundbreak- ing fixtures from ETC. The new fixtures - Selador Desire LED luminaires, Source Four Fresnel, and outdoor Source Four XT - advance ETC’s mission of enhancing the artistry and functionality of light. The products were on display with ETC’s Ger- man distributors. Mobile Air Wall is the latest addition to Event Acoustics’ range of sound isola- tion solutions. It enables an exhibitor to create a quality meeting space in noisy environments like tradeshows. The sound isolation baffle system was on display in the form of a booth-within-a-booth so that visitors could experience for themselves how it performs. FBT introduced the DLM26, a DSP based two input, six output digital loudspeaker management processor, as well as the FBT EvoMaxX speakers, an evolvution from the FBTMaxX Series of loudpeakers. Also on display were the new Vertus CLA column active line array, Vertus MLA mixed control line array column speakers, and a new Multimedia Automation Distribution system, the MAD4IP. UK professional loudspeaker company, EM Acoustics, presented the eagerly anticipated X3 horn loaded PA system, the long-awaited companion to the mighty
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Quake subwoofer. Funktion One presented the new PSM12 point source monitor, which has been created to address the need for an extremely powerful yet compact floor monitor with the qualities of the ground-breaking RM18 in a much smaller package. A new addition to Genelec’s award-winning DSP range of monitors was unveiled at the show. The latest model to benefit from this future-proof technology is the 1238CF, which is a 3-way monitor designed for a wide range of professional applications demanding excellence in audio monitoring. Genelec also officially previewed its updated 8000 Series. GLP occupied a large stand at the show, and displayed a number of its innovative product ranges, including the Impression Series. Some newer members of the catalogue the Spot One, and Wash One were also on show. As usual, Harman had a strong presence at the show. It had representatives from each of its major brands. Stand highlights included: Soundcraft’s introduction of the Si Compact 32; Selenium debuted its 6W16P 6-inch midbass, 8W16P 8-inch and 10W16P 10-inch woofers; JBL showcased its new EON210P complete portable PA system and the EON515XT active loudspeaker; Harman announced the introduction of its HiQnet Performance Manager software; dbx enhancinged its product line with updated versions of its industry leading high-performance graphic equalisers, compressors and crossovers; and Crown showcased VRack, a complete amplifier management rack system solution, as well as the XLS Series of amplifiers. In addition, an exciting first for Harman came in the form of the VM2 (Vistonics Microphone Monitoring), which means it’s now possible to monitor the status of any Harman HiQnet-compatible AKG radio mic directly from the Soundcraft Vi Series console surface. Digital and automated lighting pioneer High End Systems, a Barco company, announced a broad spectrum of products at the show. After previewing the Intellaspot automated luminaire last year, the fixture was on display in full force. HES also unveiled the Technospot, and the latest software version 3.2.0 for the Wholehog consoles. Innovason was proud to unveil the latest incarnation of its successful Eclipse digital mixing console, Eclipse GT. Sporting a brand new look and an optimised feature set for exactly the same price as its predecessor, Eclipse GT sets a new standard for engineers in terms of what they can expect from - and achieve with - a com- pact mixing console. The SR-16, a brand new remotely-controllable 16-in / 16-out
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