YACHT ENTERTAINMENT SOLUTIONS
Darren Coleman, owner of Yacht Entertainment Solutions understands that it’s all about the lifestyle of the vessel. They provide onboard AV solutions based on your specific requirements and needs. Working closely with the shipyards, owners, captains and crew, they provide a sea of options to get your vessel ‘Charter Ready’! The team’s new builds and refit projects include schematic diagrams, programming, installation and a customised picture oriented operations manual. Each project is incredibly individual, so there is no ‘off-the-shelf’ solution. In depth meetings are held to ascertain the end result the owners desire. The team then analyse the existing infrastructure and move forward with a workable solution. They provide the full A-Z service with over 20 years experience in the industry, installing Automation Control - Satellite - Wi Fi & Networks - Cameras - Lighting & Blinds – Movie & Music Servers and much more. For more details Tel: +1 954 663 3833 or visit
www.yachtentertainmentsolutions.com
system: Daniel Kerkhof is a Director at one of the 90 worldwide Crestron Marine offices. Kerkhof is convinced that entertainment onboard is becoming more and more important and is considered a bigger asset nowadays. He says, “Think of a complete high-end cinema, the option to turn the aft deck into a discotheque or night club, or even an outdoor cinema. We receive these requests nowadays much more often then in the past.”
In the long-term he is also looking into features like voice control and blue-tooth positioning systems. ‘Our DM-NVX product line for sure is our bestseller and we will add some exciting new models to this line-up shortly.” Crestron is particularly keen to discuss its new way to build a modern user interface with clients: “In the end the user interface is so important to deliver the right experience to the guests, and we have recently introduced new tools and options
IN THE END, THE USER INTERFACE IS SO IMPORTANT TO DELIVER THE RIGHT EXPERIENCE TO THE GUESTS
TRINNOV AUDIO Built around a multi-core Intel processor the TrinnovOS operating system delivers greater onboard computing power.
www.trinnov.com
MARINE AUDIO
Embrace your sophisticated madness with Polk Ultramarine. Marine Audio who believe your boat should reflect who you are: refined with a wild streak. Polk Ultramarine specialises in stylish, high performance audio that takes your boat to the next level in terms of on board entertainment and clarity of sound. The feature-rich modular source units are designed to save space while maximising functionality with the speakers delivering premium quality sound at maximum volume. All the products are built with waterproof, UV and corrosion resistant materials to withstand life on the water. With Polk Ultramarine, you can keep the party going all day long, past sunset and in to the night. For more details Tel: +34 972 684 189 or visit
www.marineaudio.eu
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