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1. The Coda Audio stand. 2. Frank Strohmer, Uli Haug and Christoph Lohrer of Fohhn. 3. Uli Steinle and Mark Ravenhill of GLP. 4. MA Lighting’s Björn Gaentzsch. 5. Europodium presented the largest mobile stage in the world - AlphaStage 224. 6. James Heron, Nigel Sadler and Tom Etra of Green Hippo exhibited with new German distributor B&K Braun. 7. ARCH displayed some impressive LED screen technology. 8.Optocore’s Mark Davidson and Marc Brunke flank Clear-Com’s Simon Browne. 9. Tayfur Maras of the Info Group, representing Da Vinci.


have all been given EN54-24 approval. These were on display for visitors. TTA, innovator of the high-tech Stagetracker FX tracking and localisation system, joined forces with Figure 53, innovator of the popular QLab show control software, to announce the completion of critical stages to integrate support for Stagetracker FX, combining the power of the two systems. The Stagetracker Cue has been introduced to the QLab package, and was demonstrated at the show. The CueCore was launched at the stand of Visual Productions. The CueCore is a stand-alone lighting controller. The device is completely solid-state, with no moving parts; it is an extremely secure and low-maintenance installation control solution that has only minimal power consumption. Void Acoustics showcased its new products including the Trinity X 21-inch sub- bass enclosure; the Indigo 6 and Indigo 12, the first generation of hi efficiency compact sound system; and the new V2 series of digital loudspeaker processors breaking the mould with unsurpassed bandwidth and features. Wireless Solution demonstrated the new W-DMX G4 line. The new G4 is able to repair corrupted data and vouches for maximum security by running on dual band and creating a backup duplicate of the signal. This new standard is transparent and


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works with several protocols, creating extreme flexibility and reliability without the need for additional controllers or software. XLNT CyberMotion, the world’s first fully integrated motion control system, is de- signed not only to change the philosophy of motion control but to open the horizons of stage engineering to a new world of creative possibilities and this was on show for the visitors in Frankfurt. A highlight on the Yamaha stand was the launch of the LS9 version of the StageMix iPad app. Since its launch in September last year, the M7CL version of StageMix has been a huge success and producing an LS9-compatible version has been a priority for Yamaha’s software development team. The recently launched WORKproCA range of commercial installation audio products were also be on show, plus complementary products from the Yamaha AV range. New to the show this year is the ZerOS Android application - Zero 88’s latest addition to its suite of remote applications. ZeroWire CRMX, Cooper Controls new DMX/RDM Wireless Solution, was previewed, and taking centre stage at the show was the ORB XF lighting control console. Prolight + Sound returns to the Messe on 21 - 24 March 2012.


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