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1. Chris Mead from Meyer Sound and Felix Remedios of Reynold’s. 2. Sonu A.B. of MA Lighting Middle East giving hands on training at the show. 3. Bart Kresa and Fredrik Svahnberg of Dataton. 4. Ashish Mehta, Director of Star Dimensions with Jack Lee of Global Truss. 5. Sumit Gupta of Elgin Electronics and Dean Standing of Rane. 6. MD of Reynold’s, Felix Remedios with Martin Kuyper of Eurotruss. 7. Avolites’ Sales Director, Koy Neminathan, Nabir of Modern Stage Service, Stephen Baird-Smith of Avolites and Varinder Wadhwa of Modern Stage Service. 8. The IES team - Dominic Jacobson of Martin Audio, Lumen Radio’s Peter Kirkup, Rasesh Parekh of IES, Harry von den Stemmen and Ondrej Hegar of Robe and Kekul Sheth of IES. 9. Puneet Kumar Kain and Vipin Pungalia of Sennheiser India flank Peter Owen of L-Acoustics.
PALM EXPO INDIA MUMBAI
To say the tradeshow calendar has been busy for the past couple of months would be an understatement. Palm Expo India sat somewhere in the middle, taking place on 30 May to 1 June at the Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai in 35 degree heat. As noted previously by mondo*dr, this show - now in its 13th year - is gaining momentum rapidly, attracting new exhibitors this year such as TW Audio, TOA, Nova Acoustic, Bose and Philips to name just a few, as well as introducing new features. Possibly the most talked about new feature was the ‘Integration for Entertainment Demo - Interactive Audio-Video’. The exhibit showcased a unique pixel mapping dis- play designed by industry veteran Bart Kresa in association with Modern Stage Service
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and Hi Tech Audio Systems. High-end brands including Christie, Green Hippo, Data- ton, Medialon and Bose participated in creating one of the finest displays of immersive interactive technology that India has ever seen. Rigging and trussing manufacturer, Prolyte was at the forefront of another new seg- ment for Palm Expo India, Prolyte Campus Live. Hands-on live demonstrations were conducted by Prolyte’s Marc Hendriks, he covered a variety of topics based around using trussing safely. “Bringing knowledge to the people involved with day-to-day practical side of it is our way of contributing to safe working practices and building skills and expertise,” said Marc.
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