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Issue 2/2014

COVER STORY

FATHOM

A Sonic Artwork Featuring Martin Audio MLA

Outdoor Entertainment · Indoor Entertainment · Broadcast Technologies · Worship Technologies

Editor’s Note
Dear readers,

I hope you’ve had a good 2014 so far!
And welcome to the second issue of LAVA magazine. As usual, we’ve
featured a wide variety of interesting projects from all around the
world that span different fields within the pro audio, visual and lighting
industry – from theatre lighting to church audio to visual projections to
laser shows.
The main theme for this issue is Sound Art, and I’m excited to share
with you an interesting sonic art project called ‘Fathom’, which was
done by Plymouth University and features Martin Audio’s Multi-cellular
Loudspeaker Array (MLA).
It’s fascinating to see how people come up with ways of using sound
as a form of expression, especially in art. With ‘Fathom’, audiences
will be able to immerse themselves in different sonic atmospheres by
simply climbing up and down a few steps on a ladder. In order for the
creators to pull off this project effectively, they had to use the best
audio equipment possible – one that meets their specifications and
requirements – and so sought after Martin Audio’s MLA. Flip to page 42
to find out more about how everything was put together!
Enjoy!
Best regards,

Nur Shakylla Nadhra

CONTENTS
8 News
30 SHOW PREVIEW
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InfoComm China 2014
PALM EXPO China 2014
PALME Middle East 2014
Entech Connect 2014

38 SHOW REVIEW

BROADCAST
82 TECHNOLOGIES
• Community Pro For Burton Town Hall
• Painting With Light Sings That Song!
• Symetrix Solus DSPs Shine At
Norwegian Universities

• PALME Vietnam 2013

42 COVER STORY
Fathom
A Sonic Artwork by Plymouth University
featuring Martin Audio MLA

outdoor
48 entertainment
• TriColorIndia Designs & Specifies
Giant Projection Spectacle In Delhi
• An Interactive Art landscape
Featuring Martin Pro Lighting
• SAE Audio For Melbourne’s
New Year’s Eve
• Clay Paky Meets La Bohème 		
In Germany

INdoor
64 entertainment
• Wicreations For Mylène Farmer Tour
• Two South Korean Theaters Choose
ETC Lighting
• XL Video Supplies 2014 National
Television Awards
• ACME Lights The Idol Concert In
Shenzhen, China
• tarm Showlaser for Volkswagen

WORSHIP
88 TECHNOLOGIES
• Saint Agnes Hospital Renovation
Includes Upgraded Chapel Sound
• Harman’s Martin Professional Fixtures
For Saddleback Church

PRODUCT
92 SHOWCASE
Light Sky Lighting For The Voice Of
Lithuania

Product
94 Innovations
Lighting • Audio & Visual

Events /
104 Advertisers Index

ETC Source Four LED CYC on Liolà
at the National Theatre, London, UK;
photo © Max Narula

‘None can match it’ – Neil Austin, Lighting Designer
When lighting designer Neil Austin was looking to light Liolà at the Lyttelton
Theatre, he wanted to try something new – something that would provide
the same smooth dimming he is used to with traditional tungsten, but with
vibrant, full color.
The ETC Source Four CYC guarantees uniformity of color. Each Source Four LED
profile is calibrated to ensure the same color is achieved year after year.
“The ETC Source Four CYC is a game-changer,” says Austin. “At last there’s
a high-quality, low-energy alternative to the most electricity – and gel-hungry
section of theater lighting.”
“Other LED CYC units can do vivid colors, but none can match the extraordinary
range of color and smooth dimming of the Source Four LED CYC. This is the only
LED unit capable of matching and surpassing the rigorous demands of theater
lighting designers.”

26 - 29 May, 2014
China International Exhibition Centre Beijing, China
ETC Booth E1A55
Americas

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Europe

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Asia

www.etcconnect.com

PUBLISHER

Steven Ooi steven.ooi@tradelinkmedia.com.sg

EDITOR

Nur Shakylla Nadhra lava@tradelinkmedia.com.sg
Issue 2/2014

GROUP MARKETING MANAGER

Eric Ooi eric.ooi@tradelinkmedia.com.sg

MARKETING MANAGER

Felix Ooi felix.ooi@tradelinkmedia.com.sg

MARKETING EXECUTIVE

Evelyn Yap evelyn.yap@tradelinkmedia.com.sg

GRAPHIC DESIGNER

Siti Nur Aishah siti@tradelinkmedia.com.sg

HEAD OF GRAPHIC DEPT/
ADVERTISEMENT COORDINATOR

Fawzeeah Yamin fawzeeah@tradelinkmedia.com.sg

CIRCULATIONS EXECUTIVE

Yvonne Ooi yvonne.ooi@tradelinkmedia.com.sg

INTERNATIONAL MEDIA REPRESENTATIVES
[CHINA/HONG KONG]
Judy Wang t. +86-10 6463 9193 e. judywang2000@vip.126.com

COVER STORY

FATHOM

A Sonic Artwork Featuring Martin Audio MLA

Outdoor Entertainment · Indoor Entertainment · Broadcast Technologies · Worship Technologies

On the Cover Fathom
Photo Credit Nic Black
Cover Design by Siti Nur Aishah

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NORTHERN LIGHT INVESTS IN CLAY PAKY LED
FIXTURES
o f LED te c hno l o g y i nc l udi ng : l o w
e ne rg y c o nsum pti o n, l o ng l i f e
o f l i g ht so urc e , c o m pa c t s i ze,
l i g htw e i g ht a nd ro bust bui l d.
“ LED o ffe rs o ur c l i e nts i nc reas ed
o ppo rtuni ti e s to m a xi m i se c reat i vi t y
i n v e nue s tha t ha v e re duc e d p o w er
o r spa c e a v a i l a bl e , ” a dds P i k e.
“ N L Pro duc ti o ns suppl y C l a y P ak y
fi xture s to a n e v e r- i nc re as i n g
num be r o f o utsi de e v e nts an d
the ra ft o f c o l o urs the y d el i ver
a l o ng si de the ne a t sturdy s h ap e
a nd bui l d o f the se fi xture s ti ck al l
the bo xe s fo r thi s m a rk e t. ”

N

L Produ ctions, t he Ed i nb urgh-b a se d e v e nts a rm o f N o rthe r n Li g ht
Stag e an d Te c hni c a l S e rv i c e s Lt d , ha s b e c o m e a m a j o r sto c k i st o f
C lay Paky f ix tu res i n S c ot l a nd fol l ow i ng a c on si de ra bl e i nv e stm e nt w i th
t h e man u f actu rer’s U K d i st ri b ut or, A mb e rsp he re So l uti o ns.
N L Produ ction s ha s p urc ha se d t hi rt y of Cla y Pa k y ’s l a te st i ndustry l eadin g lu min aire s, i nc l ud i ng A .LED A WA S H K 1 0 s, Sha rpy s, Sha rpy
Was h es an d Alpha S p ot Q W O 800s.
“ Th ere aren ’t many S ha rp y s i n re nt a l st oc ks t h i s fa r no rth y e t, ” po i nts o ut
N L Produ ction s ’ hi re ma na ge r John P i ke . “We w e re k e e n to i ntro duc e the
Sh ar py in to th e S c ot t i sh e v e nt s ma rke t a nd fe l t w e w e re w e l l pl a c e d to
d o th is . Ou r top l e v e l c l i e nt s a re v e ry a w a re t h a t the Sha rpy i s de l i v e ri ng
man y o f th e lo oks of t he mome nt a nd t he y a re k e e n to use the m o n the i r
o w n even ts .”
I n f act s in ce th e S ha rp y s a nd S ha rp y Wa she s ha v e be e n a dde d to N L
Produ ction s in vent ory t he y ha v e e nj oy e d c onsi de ra bl e suc c e ss, ha v i ng
b eco me th e must ha v e fi xt ure for ma ny of N L Pro duc ti o ns’ l i v e a nd
mu s ic even ts .
“ O u r clien ts h ave b e e n e xt re me l y i mp re sse d w i t h the hi g h o utput a nd l a se rl i ke beam of bot h t he S ha rp y a nd t he S ha rp y Wa sh fi xture s, e spe c i a l l y
w h en yo u take int o a c c ount t he S ha rp y ’s l ow po w e r c o nsum pti o n, ” a dds
Pike. “ In addition, our i n-house re nt a l a nd se rv i c i ng te a m s ha v e be e n
d eligh ted with the b ui l d q ua l i t y a nd e a se of m a i nte na nc e . T hi s m a k e s
t h e Sh ar py f ix ture s i d e a l for our ma rke t . O ur c l i e nts re qui re l i g hti ng
fi xtu res th at are fe a t ure -ri c h, rob ust a nd e a sy to se rv i c e . As so o n a s w e
t o ok deliver y o f t he Cl a y P a ky fi xt ure s t he y w e nt stra i g ht o ut o n the e v e r
d eman din g , 24/7 Ed i nb urgh Fe st i v a l . I a m p l ea se d to sa y w e di dn’t g e t a
s i ngle call ou t f or ma i nt e na nc e i ssue s. In my vi e w the re a re fe w pro duc ts
t h at can compet e w i t h t ha t .”
T he A.L E DA WASH K10 w a s a l so a n i mme d i a te hi t w i th N L Pro duc ti o ns’
cu s tomer s . T h is mi d -ra nge mod e l of t he now po pul a r A. LED A Se ri e s
o ff er s all th e bene fi t s a mov i ng w a sh l i ght i n t a nde m w i th the a dv a nta g e s

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Augmenting
its
Clay
Paky
p a c k a g e , N L P ro d u c t i o n s a l s o
i n v e s t e d i n C l a y P a k y ’s A l p h a S p o t
Q W O 8 0 0 s . “ T h e Q W O 8 0 0 s a re a
f a n t a s t i c w o r k h o r s e f i x t u re , ” P i k e
p o i n t s o u t . “ A g a i n t h e y o ff e r t h e
event market designer everything
he or she needs when it comes
t o c re a t i v e f l e x i b i l i t y. T h e n u m b e r
o f e ff e c t s o p t i o n s a v a i l a b l e i s
fantastic, and the QWOs can
p ro d u c e n u m e ro u s e x c i t i n g l o o k s
a n d e n v i ro n m e n t s . ”
Al l the ne w l y a c qui re d C l a y P ak y
fi xture s ha v e be e n o n- hi re s i n ce,
the y a rri v e d i n N L Pro duct i o n s
w a re ho use : “ B e c a use o f the h u g e
suc c e ss o f the ne w C l a y P ak y
k i t a t the Fri ng e a nd o n o t h er
subse que nt e v e nts N L Pro duct i o n s
i s a l re a dy c o nsi de ri ng a f u r t h er
purc ha se , ” c o nc l ude s Pi k e. “ I n
a ddi ti o n, i n the l a st y e a r, N o r t h er n
Li g ht ha s suppl i e d a nd i nsta l l ed a
num be r o f C l a y Pa k y pro duct s o n
pro j e c ts i nc l udi ng the pre st i g i o u s
ne w
Edi nburg h
I nte r na t i o n al
C o nfe re nc e C e ntre . ”
Glyn
O ’ D o no g hue ,
m a n ag i n g
di re c to r fo r C l a y Pa k y ’s U K
di stri buto r, Am be rsphe re So l u t i o n s
sa y s: “ We a re de l i g hte d to s ee
suc h a re puta bl e re nta l , even t s
a nd pro j e c ts c o m pa ny e m b r ace
C l a y Pa k y fi xture s w i th s u ch
e nthusi a sm . N o rthe r n Li g ht an d NL
Pro duc ti o ns a re k e y pl a y e rs acro s s
the i nsta l l a nd re nta l m a rk e t s , n o t
j ust i n Sc o tl a nd but c o untry w i d e.
I t’s i m po rta nt to us tha t the ir s t aff
a nd c l i e nts a re i m pre sse d w i t h
the fe a ture s o f the Q W O 8 0 0 s ,
Sha rpy s a nd ALED A fi xtures . We
w i l l c o nti nue to e nsure w e s u s t ai n
a po si ti v e a nd c l o se su p p o r t
re l a ti o nshi p w i th the c o m pa n y w el l
i nto the future . ”

Lighting Solutions

CHAUVET DJ WINS MUSIC & SOUND RETAILER
AWARD FOR BEST LIGHTING PRODUCT
T he
Sl i m PAR ™
Hex
3
IRC
i s i ndi c a ti v e o f the ty p e o f
g ro undbre a k i ng
pro duc t
t h at
C H AU VET D J i s c o m m i tte d t o
bri ng i ng to m a rk e t. A v e r s at i l e
l o w pro fi l e pa r w i th 6 - i n- 1 L E D
te c hno l o g y
( R G B AW +U V)
an d
bui l t- i n i nfra re d re m o te c o n t ro l
c a pa bi l i ty, the Sl i m PAR H ex 3
I RC fe a ture s a si t fl a t de si g n t h at
m a k e s i t i de a l fo r upl i g hti ng .

I

f “ on ce is an ev e nt , a nd t w i c e i s a p a t t e r n”, a s the sa y i ng g o e s, the n
C H AUV E T DJ ha s e st a b l i she d a p a t t e r n o f be i ng re c o g ni z e d by the
d e aler s th at s ell l i ght i ng p rod uc t s. For t he sec o nd ti m e i n a m o nth, the
c ompan y was h onore d b y musi c d e a l e rs w hen i ts Sl i m PAR™ H e x 3 I R C
w on th e 2014 Musi c & S ound Re t a i l e r Aw a rd fo r “ B e st Li g hti ng Pro duc t” .
P res en ted du r ing t he NA MM S how i n A na he i m , the a w a rd c o m e s o n
t he h eels o f C H A U VET D J b e i ng na me d “Li g hti ng Li ne o f the Ye a r” by
t he reader s o f M MR ma ga z i ne . “It ’s v e ry grati fy i ng to be ho no re d ba c k
t o back by two l e a d i ng p ub l i c a t i ons,” sa i d B e th We i nste i n, m a rk e ti ng
m an ag er of C HA U VET D J. “It show s t ha t w e ’ re g i v i ng o ur de a l e rs
p rodu cts th at the i r c ust ome rs w a nt ; a nd t ha t w e ’ re ba c k i ng up tho se
p rodu cts with a st rong c ommi t me nt t o se rv i c e . We ’ re e a g e r to bui l d o n
t his over th e n ext 12 mont hs a s w e c ont i nue to c o m e o ut w i th pro duc ts
t hat h elp DJs exc e l i n t he i r c a re e rs.”

“There is a wide range of features
that make the SlimPAR™ Hex 3 IRC
an indispensable tool for DJs,” said
CHAUVET DJ Product Manager
Allan Reiss. “Thanks to its compact
dimensions and sit flat design, it
works very well as a truss warmer.
The unit’s built-in infrared remote
control capability also makes it very
versatile. Plus its six-in-one LED
technology allows DJs to create
a broad spectrum of customized
colors. It’s fitting that the SlimPAR
Hex 3 IRC was honored with this
award, because the feedback
we’ve gotten from dealers on this
fixture has been so positive.”
T he M SR M usi c & So und Aw ard s
a re ba se d o n a po l l o f ever y
Am e ri c a n m usi c e qui pm e nt d eal er
a nd m a nufa c ture r. Fo r the p as t
2 8 y e a rs, the a w a rds ha v e b een
pre se nte d e v e ry w i nte r a t NA M M
i n Ana he i m .

FINELINE REBRANDS FOR NEW YEAR

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r is tol UK base d l i ght i ng a nd
r ig gin g
re nt a l
sp e c i a l i st s
F i n elin e celebr a t e s t he st a rt of
2 01 4 with a reb ra nd i ng e xe rc i se ,
co mplete with a ne w -l ook l ogo
an d webs ite t o c onsol i d a t e a
l as t qu ar ter in v e st me nt st ra t e gy
t h at is f ocu s ed on offe ri ng ne w
an d
in n ovativ e
t e c hnol ogi e s
an d imag in ative sol ut i ons t o i t s
g ro win g po r tf o lio of c l i e nt s.
2 01 4 is th e th ird y e a r t ha t Fi ne l i ne
– or ig in ally es t a b l i she d i n 1988
– h as been r u nni ng und e r ne w,
l i vely an d en er ge t i c i nd e p e nd e nt
o w n er s h ip, with a ma na ge me nt
t eam led by MD Rob S a ngw e l l .

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Left to right: Patrick Watson, James Harrington, Rob Sangwell, Sevim Sangwell,
Rob Watson and Stuart England

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T he co mpan y h a s b ui l t up a re p ut a t i on a s a l e a di ng
l i gh tin g an d vis ua l s fa c i l i t y i n t he S out h We st re g i o n
– en caps u lated i n t he ne w st ra p -l i ne ‘P rofessi o na l C reative- Tr u s ted’ - a nd w orks na t i onw i d e i n the U K
an d wo r ldwide int e r na t i ona l l y.
San gwell ex plains: “Thre e y e a rs a go, a ne w e ra i n
F i n elin e’s h is to r y w a s l a unc he d w i t h t he b uy - o ut a nd
i mplemen tatio n of a ne w ma na ge me nt st ruc t ure w i th
a co mpletely f re sh out l ook. We ’v e grow n ste a di l y
t h ro u gh ou t th at p e ri od , a nd a re now mov i ng fo rw a rd
t o th e n ex t level, ra mp i ng up t he b usi ne ss i n rea di ne ss
for a bu s y 2014. A l ongsi d e t ha t , w e a re re a l l y pro ud
t h at th e F in elin e b ra nd ha s b e e n goi ng st ron g fo r 2 5
y ear s .”
O v e r t h e l a s t t h r e e y e a r s F i n e l i n e ’s e q u i p m e n t
inventory has been expanded and brought bang
up to date with constant investment, the latest
intelligent lights, effects, LED lighting and control
t e c h n o l o g y.
An o th er major round of p urc ha se s c a me a t t he e nd o f
2 01 3, with n ew e q ui p me nt i nc l ud i ng Rob e ’s po pul a r
Po in te mu lti- purp ose mov i ng l i ght , Mi l t e c h M T C
B a tten 2 L E D st ri p s, Av ol i t e s’ T i ge r Touc h c o ntro l
co n s oles an d a se l e c t i on of t russi ng a nd mot o rs.
E ar lier in th e au tumn, a c ust om PA t ow e r sy ste m w a s

de si g ne d, fa bri c a te d a nd a dde d to Fi ne l i ne ’s h i re
sto c k .
A ne w a ppre nti c e shi p sc he m e run i n c o nj unc ti on w i t h
B ri dg e w a te r C o l l e g e w i l l c o m m e nc e i n Spri n g , as
Fi ne l i ne i s de di c a te d to pro v i di ng c a re e r o ppo rtu n i t i es
fo r y o ung pe o pl e w ho w a nt a sta rt i n the i nd u s t r y.
T he y w i l l c o nti nue to run the i r o w n re g ul a r ri g g i n g
tra i ni ng c o urse s w i th l o c a l pa rtne rs, w hi c h h ave
re c e ntl y i nc l ude d the Bri sto l O l d V i c T he a tre S ch o o l
a nd We sto n C o l l e g e , We sto n Supe r M a re .
T he ne w c l e a n a nd sty l i sh w e bsi te w i l l m i rro r t h e
stre a m l i ni ng o f the o pe ra ti o n. I t i s hi g hl y v i sua l an d
a c ti o n pa c k e d w i th c a se studi e s, pro j e c t re po rt s an d
pro fi l e s.
T he re m o de l e d l o g o i s a c a re ful bl e nd o f cl as s i c
a nd c o nte m po ra ry to c e l e bra te the ne w w a ve an d
re c o g ni z e the hi sto ry tha t ha s m a de the nam e a
suc c e ssful a nd re spe c te d bra nd.
I n the l a st y e a r, Fi ne l i ne ha s suppl i e d l i g hti ng an d
v i sua l s to a ho st o f sho w s a nd e v e nts i nc l udi n g t h e
G l a sto nbury Fe sti v a l o f C o nte m po ra ry Pe rfo r m i n g
Arts, T he Ede n Se ssi o ns, the Sha m ba l a Fe sti v al , t h e
O utl o o k Fe sti v a l a nd m a ny m o re a s w e l l a s se r vi ci n g
a ho st o f c o rpo ra te c l i e nts w i th bra nd a c ti v at i o n s ,
c o nfe re nc e s, a w a rd c e re m o ni e s a nd g a l a di nner s .

RICK FISHER APPLAUDS ETC’S SOURCE FOUR
LED CYC

Photo Credit: Marcus Tozini
Rick Fisher used ETC’s new Source Four LED CYC adapters for Drawing the Line at Hampstead Theatre

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u lti- award- wi nni ng l i ght i ng d e si gne r Ri ck Fi she r
h as s in gled out ETC’s ne w S ourc e Four LED
C YC adapter s f or sp e c i a l p ra i se w hi l e w orking o n a
p ro du ction of H ow a rd Bre nt on’s D ra w i ng t he Li ne a t
H amps tead T h eat re i n Lond on.
“ We are u s in g the m t o l i ght t hrough t he c e i l i ng o f the
b eau tif u l s et an d I’m sure w e ha v e onl y sc ra t che d the
s ur f ace of wh at t he y c a n d o. I w a s re a l l y i mp re sse d, ”
F i s h er s ays .

H e use d si x So urc e Fo ur LED Lustr+ l um in ai res
a l o ng si de c o nv e nti o na l So urc e Fo ur® uni ts, a n d w as
a m a z e d a t ho w w e l l the i r c o l o ur a nd i nte nsi ty bl e n d ed .
“ T he re w e re ti m e s w he n I a l m o st c o ul d no t tel l t h e
di ffe re nc e a s to w hi c h w a s o n – the c o nv e nti on al o r
LED , ” e xpl a i ns Fi she r. “ T he y a re no t the sa m e, b u t
the y a re pre tty c l o se a nd fo r the fi rst ti m e , I a l m o s t
c o ul d se e no t m i ssi ng tung ste n so m uc h. ”
T he C YC a da pte r m a k e s a l i g hti ng i nv e nto ry e v e n m o re
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fl e x ible. An y Sourc e Four LED c a n b e t ra nsfo rm e d
i n to a power f u l tool t o l i ght c y c l ora ma s w he n i ts l e ns
b ar rel is remo ved a nd a S ourc e Four LED CYC a da pte r
i s added. Typica l l y, a c y c l i ght c a n onl y b e u se d fo r
o ne pu r pos e, s o w he n a d e si gn d oe sn’t i nc l ude a
b ackdrop, th e fi xt ure goe s unuse d . In c on tra st, i f
t h ere is n o cyclora ma t o l i ght , t he CYC a d a pte r c a n
b e remo ved an d t he S ourc e Four LED l umi na i re c a n
b e applied to othe r l i ght i ng t a sks.
F i s h e r ’s d e s i g n f o r D r a w i n g t h e L i n e a l s o u s e s t w o
E T C S e l a d o r D e s i re D 4 0 I c e l u m i n a i re s a n d t h re e
S e l a d o r D e s i re D 4 0 F i re u n i t s t o b r i n g e x t r a o rd i n a r y
intensity to the performance. Ice adds a range of
c o l o u r f ro m t h e c o o l e n d o f t h e s p e c t r u m , a n d F i re

b r i n g s a w a r m w a s h o f a m b e r, o r a n g e a n d re d .
“ I ro n i c a l l y p e r h a p s , a f t e r a l l t h e w o r k E T C h a s d o n e
b l e n d i n g t h e b e a m s , m y s e t i s g re a t a t s e p a r a t i n g
out the colours, so we get an amazing dappled
e ff e c t , ” h e s a y s .
“ I a m g l a d to ha v e tw o o f the LED e ng i n es i n
H a m pste a d a s w e l l , w i th re g ul a r l e nse s tha t I r i g g ed
a s he a d- hi g h fa c e l i g hti ng fo r the a c to rs, but m y real
fa v o uri te s a re the C Y C uni ts. T he y re a l l y do th e j o b
be tte r tha n a tra di ti o na l fl o o d, e v e n i n the un u s u al
w a y I w a s usi ng the m , ” sum m a ri se s Fi she r.
Fo r m o re i nfo rm a ti o n o n ET C a nd i ts pro duc ts, p l eas e
v i si t w w w. etcconnect. com.

ETC LEDS DAZZLE NORWEGIAN THEATREGOERS

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hen Ibsenhuset Theatre in Skien, Norway, was
about to undergo a complete refurbishment, the
technical managers looked for new lighting fixtures
and controls that could take the theatre well into the
21st century. They ended up specifying over 100 ETC
Selador Desire LED luminaires, along with two different
– but connected – ETC Unison® control systems.
T he in s tallatio n w a s c omp l i c a t e d b y t he e xi s ti ng m i x
o f DMX an d DALI sy st e ms a t t he t he a t re , a cc o rdi ng
t o Ben jamin Re i nhoff, p roj e c t ma na ge r a t El e k tri k
So lu tio n s , wh o sup p l i e d t he p rod uc t s a nd he l pe d
w ith s pecif ication. “We i nst a l l e d t w o U ni son Pa ra di g m
s y s tems to co n t rol t he ne w S e l a d or LED l i ghti ng i n
t h e au dito r iu m a nd a round t he st a ge a re a , a s w e l l a s
i n n ear by reh ea rsa l a nd si d e rooms. The re ’s a l so a
n ew Mo s aic proc e ssor for c ont rol l i ng t he 6 0 0 D ALI
l i gh ts in th e 8 00 sq ua re me t re foy e r, w hi c h i s use d a s
a per f o r man ce are a ,” he e xp l a i ns.
T he Un is on s ys te ms a re d e si gne d t o a l l ow t he l i g hti ng
t o be s et by bot h t ra i ne d a nd unt ra i ne d p e rso nne l ,
s uch as bar s taff, c l e a ne rs a nd se c uri t y, w ho ca n the n
adju s t th e ligh ting a s t he y ne e d t o. “Thi s c a n a l w a y s
b e o ver r idden by t he ma i n l i ght i ng c ont rol le r, w ho
can preven t acc i d e nt a l t ri gge ri ng of t he a udi to ri um
fi xtu res du r in g a c onc e rt , for e xa mp l e .” e xpl a i ns
R e in h o ff .
E ig h t pu s h - bu tton p a ne l s w i l l b e i nst a l l e d i n t he fo y e r
an d th e s u r ro u n d i ng a re a s, a nd t w o more LCD pa ne l s
i n th e s tag e area t o c ont rol t he fi xt ure s, a s pa rt o f

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the se c o nd sta g e o f the pro j e c t. “ We w i l l a l so s o o n
be i nsta l l i ng si x ET C N e t3 O ne Po rt D M X G a te ways i n
the a re a a ro und the sta g e so tha t sta ff c a n c on n ect
a si m pl e de sk a nd ta k e c o ntro l o f the D ALI l a m p s vi a
U ni so n, ” a dds R e i nho ff.
T he l i g hti ng spe c i fi c a ti o n c a l l e d fo r 8 0 Se l a dor D 4 0
Lustr+ LED fi xture s fo r i ts 8 0 0 - se a t a udi to ri um , an d
ho use a nd w o rk l i g ht a re a s, a l o ng w i th 3 5 o f E T C’s
ne w Se l a do r D e si re D 2 2 m o de l . Expl a i ns Re i n h o ff :
“ T he re a re a re a s i n w hi c h w e ne e de d l o w - p ro f i l e
fi xture s, w hi c h m a de the D 2 2 pe rfe c t – suc h as i n
pa rts o f the a udi to ri um w i th re l a ti v e l y l o w he a d ro o m ,
w he re the y re pl a c e d do w nl i g hts. T he D 2 2 i s t h e
l a te st i n the Se l a do r l i ne , a nd the the a tre m a n ag er s
w e re de l i g hte d to be a m o ng the fi rst c usto m er s .”
W hi l e v e ry a w a re o f the fi xture s’ e ne rg y e ffi c i en cy,
the m a na g e rs a l so re a l i se d tha t LED l i g hti ng, w i t h
up to 5 0 , 0 0 0 ho urs o f l i fe , w o ul d re qui re m uc h l o w er
m a i nte na nc e tha n a ny o the r ty pe o f fi xture – no l am p
o r g e l re pl a c e m e nts w i l l be ne e de d.
T he y w e re a l so i m pre sse d w i th the c o l o ur c a pa b i l i t i es ,
a nd the i r a bi l i ty to pro v i de sm o o th, fl i c k e r- f ree
di m m i ng . Sa y s Re i nho ff: “ T hi s, a l o ng w i th the su p p o r t
a nd w a rra nty w e c a n pro v i de w i th ET C ba c k i ng u s u p ,
i s a w i nni ng c o m bi na ti o n! T he m a na g e rs ha ve t o l d
us ho w ha ppy the y a re w i th the sy ste m . T here are
a l o t o f to uri ng pro duc ti o ns g o i ng i n, a nd so t h ere
ha s be e n pl e nty o f fe e dba c k fro m i nc o m i ng l i gh t i n g
o pe ra to rs tha t ha v e use d the v e nue . T he y ’ v e al l t o l d
us ho w g re a t the ne w l i g hti ng l o o k s. ”

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HARMAN’S MARTIN PROFESSIONAL SHARE YOUR
PASSION CONTEST WINNER RECEIVES FIRST-HAND
LIGHTING R&D EXPERIENCE

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n late 2013, H ARMA N’s Ma rt i n P rofe ssi ona l put o ut a c a l l to
lig h tin g des ig n e rs a round t he w orl d , w he t her a pro fe ssi o na l
l i gh tin g des ign er, sma l l -v e nue p rod uc e r or i n dustry ne w bi e ,
t o s h are th eir passi on for t he l i ght i ng i nd ust ry. W i th hundre ds
o f en tr ies , a 1 - mi nut e -l ong v i d e o from 22-ye a r- o l d Ri c a rdo
D i as f rom Por tu ga l ma na ge d t o c onv i nc e Ma rti n he w a s the
m o s t pas s ion ate me mb e r of t he l i ght i ng i nd us try. H i s c re a ti v e
a p pro ach to lig ht i ng e a r ne d hi m, a l ong w i th hi s fa the r, a
rou n d- tr ip vis it t o Ma rt i n he a d q ua rt e rs i n D e nm a rk fo r a
2 - day to u r of a li fe t i me .
D i as ’ creative a p p roa c h t o l i ght i ng d e si gn w a s the m o st
i m pres s ive poin t of i nt e re st t o Ma rt i n. The re c e ssi o n c o nti nue s
t o impact th e light i ng i nd ust ry i n P ort uga l , so the l a c k o f
p roper equ ipment forc e s D i a s a nd hi s c re w of 3 - 4 fri e nds to
b e creative wh en hi re d for a gi g. D uri ng e v e nt s, the te a m ha s
t o make on - th e-fl y re p a i rs a nd a d j ust me nt s o n the ha rdw a re
si de an d cu s to mi z e soft w a re , so t he y c ont i nuo usl y tur ne d to
t he Mar tin F o r u m a nd YouTub e for i nsp i ra t i on .
A s a s tu den t of El e c t roni c s a t t he U ni v e rsi ty o f Av e i ro i n
P or tu g al, Dias is use d t o w orki ng i n t he c ross fi e l d be tw e e n
hardware an d te c hnol ogy. O ne of hi s re c e nt sc ho o l pro j e c ts
w a s an application w ri t t e n for t he Mi c rosoft Ki ne c t tha t a l l o w s
hi m to co n trol the l i ght w i t h si mp l e ge st ure s. H i s ne xt ste p i s
a project co mbini ng ge st ure s a nd v oi c e c ontro l o f l i g ht i n a
stage en viro n me nt .
D i as is als o h ea d c oa c h for a rob ot i c s footba l l te a m a nd
i s h opin g to at t e nd t he up c omi ng w orl d c ha m pi o nshi p
“Robo cu p” in B ra z i l t hi s summe r. A d d i t i ona l l y, he i s the
P res iden t o f a Yout h A ssoc i a t i on a t hi s uni v ersi ty, c o nsi sti ng
o f pro f es s o r s an d st ud e nt s, w he re he orga ni z es a nd pro m o te s
e xtr a- cu r r icu lar l e c t ure s a nd w orkshop s, p rov i di ng suppo rt
t o s tu den t projec t s.
D ur in g th eir visi t , D i a s a nd hi s fa t he r v i si te d the M a rti n
p rodu ction f aciliti e s i n Fre d e ri ksha v n a nd HQ i n Aa rhus, w he re
t hey h ad a tou r of t he R&D d e p a rt me nt a nd e xpe ri e nc e d a
l i gh tin g demon st ra t i on i n t he Ma rt i n show ro o m . T he y a l so
spen t time with M a rt i n e mp l oy e e s, suc h a s Ri c a rdo ’s l o ng ti m e
i ndu s tr y h ero, Prod uc t Ma na ge r P a ul P e l l e t i e r.
“Th ey were bo r n a nd ra i se d i n t he d i gi t a l ag e . Te c hno l o g y
d oes n ot in timidat e t he m - i t i s a na t ura l p a rt o f the i r e v e ry da y
l i v es ,” s tates Pe l l e t i e r. “Ma y b e t hi s i s w hy te c hno l o g y ha s

be c o m e pa rt o f the so l uti o n fo r Ri c a rd o an d
hi s pe e rs. ”
Am o ng Ri c a rdo ’s fa v o ri te pro duc ts i s the R U S H
ra ng e . As he puts i t: “ Al l tho se e ffe c ts i n o n e
sm a l l l a m p i s i nc re di bl e a nd I w i sh I had o n e
a t ho m e . ” H i s l o ng - te rm g o a l i s to c o m b i n e
hi s pa ssi o n fo r l i g hti ng w i th e l e c tro ni cs an d
o ne da y - i n the no t to o di sta nt future - h e
se e s hi m se l f w o rk i ng i n M a rti n R&D .
“ To M a rti n, i n the w a k e o f hi s v i si t, Ricard o
D i a s ha s be c o m e the sy m bo l o f a n e m e r g i n g
g e ne ra ti o n
of
c ro ss- di sc i pl i na ry
lighting
e nthusi a sts w i th a bra nd ne w m e tho d o l o g y
a nd a ppro a c h, ” sta te d D a v i d R a v n k i l d e,
D i re c to r o f M a rk e ti ng , M a rti n. “ We ’ re e x ci t ed
to se e w ha t the future ha s i n sto re fo r R i card o
a nd hi s g e ne ra ti o n, a nd ho w the y w i l l i m p act
the l i g hti ng i ndustry ! ”

trust.rental INVESTS IN THE NEW MA VPU

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rust. re nta l ha s j ust i nc re a se d i ts re nta l sto c k w i th 6 x M A
VPU pl us M K 2 ( V i de o Pro c e ssi ng U ni t) a nd 2 x M A VPU l i g h t ;
the re by e nl a rg i ng i ts a m o unt o f M A Li g hti ng pro duc ts . T h e
G e rm a n se rv i c e pro v i de r fo r m e di a a nd c o ntro l te c hn o l o g y
a l so o ffe rs se rv i c e a nd tra i ni ng fo r a l l pro duc ts i n i ts ren t al
sto c k . Re c e ntl y, the c o m pa ny w a s i nv o l v e d to g e the r w i t h
i ts ho l di ng c o m pa ny trust. e v e nt e ng i ne e ri ng G m bH i n s o m e
w e l l - k no w n pro j e c ts l i k e the J uni o r Euro v i si o n So ng C o n t es t
i n K i e v a nd X- Fa c to r Pa n Ara bi a i n B e i rut.

Photo Credits: © Sebastian Huwig

M a rc us Pl um a nd Se ba sti a n H uw i g , m a na g i ng di re ct o r s ,
de c i de d i n 2 0 1 1 to re l y o n M A Li g hti ng pro duc ts. A t t h e
be g i nni ng o f 2 0 1 2 , the c o m pa ny i nv e ste d i n the M A V P U
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MK 1 to be able t o offe r a l l t he re q ui re d p roduc ts fo r
a moder n F OH si ngl e -ha nd e d se t up . Be si d es m e di a
s e r ver s an d con sol e s, t hi s a l so i nc l ud e s a l l a d di ti o na l
p er iph er al media d e v i c e s.
“ To f u lf il all th e n e e d s of t od a y ’s p roj e c t s l i ke t h e J uni o r
E u rovis io n Son g Cont e st w e ha v e d e c i d e d t o inc re a se
o ur ren tal s tock w i t h si x MA VP U MK2. Be ca use o f
t h e con s tan t req ue st s from sma l l e r p roj e c t s, w e ha v e
fur th er in ves ted i n t he ne w MA VP U l i ght b e c a use thi s
p rodu ct is per f ect for t he se p urp ose s.”

Photo Credit: © Sebastian Huwig

GRANDMA2 TAKES PART IN ISRAEL’S RISING STAR

Photo Credit: © Doron Akerman

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f n u mber s do not l i e , Isra e l ’s Ri si ng S t a r’s ra ti ng s
t ell a clear s u c c e ss st ory : The show d e b ute d to a
p h en omen al 3 8 pe rc e nt of ma rke t sha re i n p r i m e ti m e
o n Is r ael’s C h an ne l 2 ne t w ork. The c onc e p t o f Ri si ng
Star is broadly si mi l a r t o Id ol s, The Voi c e or X Fa c to r:
a gro u p of u n kn ow n a rt i st s c omp e t e t o b e t h e ‘ be st’
s i nger. Th e twis t c ome s i n t he v ot i ng. Inst e a d o f c a l l i n vo tes th at are t a l l i e d ov e r t he c ourse of a sho w
w ith a win n er announc e d a t t he e nd , a ud i e nc e s fo r
R i s in g Star vote l i v e on t he a i r d uri ng a si ng e r’s
p er f or man ce, and t he i r d e c i si ons p l a y out i n re a l ti m e
for th e au dien ce a nd t he p e rforme r t o se e .

“The goal of this TV show is to let the audience
feel like an essential part of it and be participating
i n t e r a c t i v e l y, ” N a j a r c o n t i n u e d . “ We h a d t o f i g u re
o u t a w a y t o c o m b i n e l i g h t i n g a p p ro p r i a t e f o r a T V
show with video, together with the fact that the
v i d e o s c re e n b l o c k s t h e l i g h t o n t h e c o n t e s t a n t
while flying up and down. It was a bit of a challenge
t o s y n c h ro n i s e t h e l i g h t i n g a n d v i d e o s y s t e m s , t h e
m o t o r s a n d t h e f l y i n g v i d e o s c re e n a l l i n o n e c u e ,
which has to happen at a specific time. With the help
o f t h e g r a n d M A 2 t h e s y n c h ro n i s a t i o n w a s s i m p l e a n d
safe.”

F or lig h tin g an d v i d e o c ont rol , l i ght i ng de si g ne r
an d oper ator Rone n Na j a r re l i e d on a n MA Sy ste m ,
co n s is tin g o f 1 x gra nd MA 2 ful l -si z e , 1 x gra ndM A2
l i gh t, 1 x MA onP C c omma nd w i ng, 1 x M A N PU
( N etwor k Pro cessi ng U ni t ) a nd 1 x MA NS P ( N e tw o rk
Sign al Proces s or) .

Sha y B o nde r w a s the v i de o sy ste m a nd c o n t en t
de si g ne r, Ya ha v Te nne w a s the v i de o pro g ram m er
a nd o pe ra to r. T he l i g ht c re w m a na g e r w a s I ta y Hu l i ,
the v i de o c re w m a na g e r w e re Ey a l Sha ni a nd Yad i n
H a rdo n.

Najar explained: “I’ve been working for ten years only
with MA Lighting control and it is my favourite. There is
no other console that is so reliable and powerful. Also
the philosophy of MA is the best in my opinion and I’m
able to realise all my ideas with the grandMA2.”

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Ara g a m a n de l i v e re d the l i g ht a nd so und e qui p m en t ,
Sc re e n Li g ht the v i de o a nd m o to r sy ste m e qui p m en t ,
Sta g e D e si g n the sta g e a nd truss e qui pm e nt.
A. B . El e c tro ni c s i s the e xc l usi v e di stri buto r o f M A
Li g hti ng i n I sra e l , J o rda n a nd Pa l e sti ne .

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AED
DISTRIBUTION
IS
BENELUX
DISTRIBUTOR FOR ROBERT JULIAT
SOLUTIONS

OFFICIAL
LIGHTING

T he a g re e m e nt c a m e i nto fo rc e o n 1 J a nua ry 2 0 1 4
w he n AED D i stri buti o n to o k o n re spo nsi bi l i t y f o r
the N e the rl a nds, ha v i ng re pre se nte d B e l g i um an d
Luxe m bo urg si nc e 2 0 1 1 .
AED D i stri buti o n w i l l c o v e r a l l m a rk e ts bu t are
e spe c i a l l y e xc i te d a t the pro spe c t o f suppo rti n g t h e
the a tre m a rk e t w i th Ro be rt J ul i a t pro duc ts.
“ We a re v e ry ha ppy to bri ng the ful l ra ng e o f R o b er t
J ul i a t pro duc ts to the B e N e Lux te rri to ri e s, a n d i n
pa rti c ul a r to the the a tre m a rk e t, ” c o m m e nts Han s
Va nde rhe i j de n, M D o f AED D i stri buti o n H Q . “ F ro m
si ng l e l e ns l um i na i re s a nd pro fi l e s to fo l l o w s p o t s ,
R o be rt J ul i a t’s ra ng e c o v e rs e v e ry re qui re m e n t f ro m
the sm a l l e st to the l a rg e st v e nue s. ”

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ith th e s tart of a ne w y e a r c ome s t he sta rt o f
a n ew ar r ange me nt for Rob e rt Jul i a t i n the i r
d i s tr ibu tio n n etwork a s A ED D i st ri b ut i on t a ke s o n the
role of off icial dist ri b ut or for t he Be ne l ux Cou ntri e s.

“ AED D i stri buti o n’s pro duc t k no w l e dg e a nd de di cat ed
c usto m e r se rv i c e pro v i de a g re a t l e v e l o f c en t r al
suppo rt to a l l use rs o f R o be rt J ul i a t so l uti o n s i n
the B e ne l ux c o untri e s, ” a dds C l a us Spre y e r, R o b er t
J ul i a t’s Sa l e s D i re c to r. “ We a re de l i g hte d tha t, th ro u g h
AED a nd the re st o f the R J di stri buto r fa m i l y, we are
a bl e to pro v i de thi s l e v e l o f suppo rt to o ur c usto m er s
i n thi s re g i o n a s w e do fo r the re st o f the w o rl d .”

MA onPC COMMAND WING FOR ROSE BRUFORD
COLLEGE

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mber s ph ere S ol ut i ons, MA Li ght i ng’s
ex clu s ive dist ri b ut or i n t he U K, re c e nt l y
equ ipped Ro s e Bruford Col l e ge w i t h 4 x MA
o nPC co mman d w i ng. The c ol l e ge b a se d
i n Sidcu p, K en t , d e l i v e rs d e gre e c ourse s
acros s th e wh ol e sp e c t rum of t he a t re ,
i n clu din g a th ree -y e a r BA ( Hons) i n c re a t i v e
l i g h tin g co n tro l.
“ Th e co u r s e wa s c re a t e d i n re sp onse t o
t h e in du s tr y dem a nd for sp e c i a l i st l i ght i ng
an d video pro gra mme rs a nd t e c hni c i a ns,”
ex plain ed Rache l Ni c hol son, p rogra mme
d irecto r f or th e c ourse . “S o i t i s a gi v e n
t h at we n eed t o i nv e st i n t he most up t o- date an d wid e l y use d c ont rol sy st e ms
i f we are to s t a y i n st e p w i t h t e c hni c a l
d evelopmen ts . I n ord e r t o ma i nt a i n a hi gh
q u ality ex per ienc e for t hi s y e a r’s l a rge r
i n take o f s tu dent s w e d e c i d e d t o i nv e st i n
fou r vir tu al- progra mmi ng sui t e s.
I ch os e f ou r M A onP C c omma nd w i ng;
t h e gr an dMA2 sy st e m i s gre a t for
d emo n s tr atin g a ra nge of p rogra mmi ng
s t yles an d ch a l l e nge s a nd b e c a use t he
MA platf o r m is use d p rofe ssi ona l l y i n a l l
areas o f live performa nc e . Thi s me a ns t ha t
t h e s tu den ts will l e a r n p rogra mmi ng ski l l s
an d tech n iqu es t ha t a re t ra nsfe ra b l e t o
w h ich ever in du st ry se c t or t he y e v e nt ua l l y

g o i nto . We ha v e a l w a y s re c e i v e d e xc e l l e nt pro duc t su p p o r t
fro m Am be rsphe re – the C o l l e g e ha d so m e o f the fi rst g ra n d M A 2
ul tra - l i g ht i n the c o untry - so i t m a de se nse to i nv e st furt h er i n
a pro duc t ra ng e tha t i s a l w a y s i n hi g h de m a nd by the stu d en t s
the m se l v e s. T he y v a l ue the fl e xi bi l i ty o f the c o nso l e , w h i ch
e na bl e s the m to e xpl o re a ra ng e o f pro g ra m m i ng stra te g i e s an d
I ha v e fa i th i n the qua l i ty o f the bui l d; i t ne e ds to w i th s t an d
so m e v e ry i nte nsi v e use by the stude nts. ”
I n e a c h o f the pro g ra m m i ng sui te s, N i c ho l so n ha s i nsta l l ed a
se l e c ti o n o f c o nso l e s to pro v i de the be st l e a r ni ng e xpe r i en ce
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fo r s tu den ts who a i m t o b e p rofi c i e nt i n se v e ra l
c on s o les bef ore sp e c i a l i si ng i n t he i r c hose n a re a o f
l i v e per f or man ce . The MA op t i on ha s p rov e d to be
a popu lar ch oice . “I w a t c he d st ud e nt s usi ng i t to
p ro gr amme vide os on t he sa me ne t w ork a s o ne o f
o u r gr an dMA2 u l t ra -l i ght s w i t h b ot h c onsol e s w o rk i ng
o n th e s ame s h ow fi l e . It w a s c l e a r t ha t t he M A o nPC
c omman d win g w oul d b e a fl e xi b l e a nd po pul a r
t e ach in g to ol.”
“Pu rch as in g f o u r c onsol e s i s a l re a d y p a y i ng di v i de nds
fo r th e s tu den ts,” Ni c hol son c ont i nue d . “A c l a ss o f
j us t f o u r is able t o w ork w i t h a t ut or or a p rofe ssi o na l
o n a pro ject. T he st ud e nt s ge t more ha nd s-on ti m e ,

w hi c h he l ps de v e l o p the i r pro g ra m m i ng sk i l l s , an d
w e c a n c o nfi g ure the se t up i n a num be r o f w ays i n
o rde r to te a c h a v a ri e ty o f ne tw o rk i ng stra te g ies f o r
pro g ra m m i ng a sho w w i th m ul ti pl e pro g ra m m e r s an d
ba c k - up sy ste m s. ”
The consoles are used mainly in the virtual
programming suites but, as the College stages
o v e r 7 5 s h o w s a y e a r, t h e y a r e o f t e n c a l l e d i n t o l i v e
action.
“ We a re v e ry ha ppy w i th the C o m m a nd W i ng s an d
the stude nts a re c e rta i nl y v e ry e xc i te d a bo ut t h em ,”
c o nc l ude d N i c ho l so n.

QEII CONFERENCE CENTRE INVESTS IN SEVEN
QU-16 DIGITAL RACKMOUNT MIXERS
T h e C e n t re c o n t a i n s a t o t a l o f 2 9 f u n c t i o n ro o m s ,
r u n n i n g a v a r i e t y o f e v e n t s r a n g i n g f ro m c o n f e re n c e s
a n d m e e t i n g s t o b a n q u e t s a n d re c e p t i o n s . T h e
m o b i l e r a c k s p ro v i d e a s i m p l e , f l e x i b l e s o l u t i o n f o r
t h e C e n t re ’s s m a l l e r f u n c t i o n ro o m s . I n a d d i t i o n t o
7 f u l l t i m e i n - h o u s e AV t e c h n i c i a n s , t h e C e n t re a l s o
h a s a b a n k o f 5 0 f re e l a n c e r s .
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o n do n ’s QE II Confe re nc e Ce nt re re c e nt l y a dde d
s even Allen & He a t h Q u-16 d i gi t a l ra c k m o unt
mix er s to its in v e nt ory of AV e q ui p me nt . A n upg ra de
t o ex is tin g an alogue mi xe rs, t he Q u-16s a re insta l l e d
i n s elf - co n tain ed p ort a b l e AV ra c ks, w hi c h c a n be
u s ed in an y of the e v e nt sp a c e s i n t he v e nue .
“ We n eeded a hi ghe r c ha nne l c ount for t he m i xe rs
i n s talled o n o u r mob i l e AV ra c ks. We w e re l o o k i ng
aro u n d th e an alogue ma rke t a s w e c oul d n’t be l i e v e
t h ere wou ld be a d i gi t a l mi xe r t o fi t a 19” ra c k, a nd the n
I saw th e Qu - 16 a t Infoc omm, w he re i t w on a B e st I n
Sh ow award,” exp l a i ns AV p rod uc t i on ma na ge r, D e re k
C h almer s . “ Qu - 16 ha s e v e ry t hi ng w e ne e d e d - 1 6
ch an n els , bu ilt in p roc e ssi ng, a nd re c ord i ng fa c i l i ti e s
as we record all of our e v e nt s. We ’v e ha d t h e m no w
for two mon th s and t he y ’v e b e e n fa nt a st i c .”
T he mix er s were sup p l i e d b y He rt ford shi re - ba se d
Mercu r y AV. Direc t or, Ia n Mc D ona l d , c omme nte d: “ T he
Q E II deals with exc e p t i ona l l y hi gh p rofi l e e v ents o n a
d aily bas is an d oft e n ha s se v e ra l l a rge c onfe re nc e s
r u n n in g s imu ltane ousl y. The sound e q ui p me n t ne e ds
t o be ver y f lex ib l e b ut i t i s a l so i mp ort a nt t hat i t c a n
b e s etu p f as t a nd op e ra t e d b y a l a rge num be r o f
d iff eren t tech n ic i a ns. Q U -16 i s t he re fore p e rfe c t fo r
u s e by th e QE II i n t he i r mob i l e PA ra c ks.”

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“ Th e Qu - 16 is ne w t o t he ma rke t , so ma ny o f o ur
s t aff h ad n o t come a c ross t he mi xe r b e fore . H o w e v e r,
af ter s ome br ief t ra i ni ng I a m p l e a se d t o sa y al l o f o ur
en g in eer s were re a l l y ha p p y t o use t he Q u- 1 6 , a nd
h ad ver y pos itive fe e d b a c k a b out t he mi xe r’s e a se o f
u s e an d ‘an alogue fe e l ’,” sa i d Cha l me rs.
“ We h ave s een a l ot of d e ma nd for Q U -16. We pl a c e d

a l a rg e sto c k o rde r o n the sa m e da y tha t the pro d u ct
re l e a se a nno unc e m e nt w a s m a de , the n pl a c e d f u r t h er
l a rg e o rde rs w he n i t be c a m e c l e a r tha t de m a n d w as
o utstri ppi ng suppl y. T he e xc i ti ng thi ng a bo ut QU - 1 6
i s tha t i t m a k e s a l l o f the be ne fi ts o f a di g i ta l m i x er
a v a i l a bl e fo r l i v e so und a ppl i c a ti o ns w he re a d i g i t al
m i xe r w o ul d pre v i o usl y ha v e be e n to o l a rg e or t o o
e xpe nsi v e , ” c o nc l ude d I a n M c D o na l d.

ALLEN & HEATH GLD INSTALLED IN CALIFORNIAN
CHURCH
D S P c h o re s f o r t h e n e w s y s t e m i s a R A N E H A L 2
p ro c e s s o r.
W i th fo ur to fi v e M i ni stri e s usi ng the Al l e n & Heat h
bo a rd duri ng the c o urse o f a w e e k , a di g i ta l m i x er
w a s the o bv i o us se l e c ti o n.
“ T he Al l e n & H e a th G LD - 8 0 ha s a c l e a r a nd s i m p l e
i nte rfa c e tha t ha s a l o t o f fl e xi bi l i ty fo r so m a ny h an d s
to uc hi ng the bo a rd a l l w e e k . D uri ng o ur tw o S u n d ay
se rv i c e s, the G LD - 8 0 ’s PEQ pa g e g i v e s m e a n i n s t an t
re a d o n o ur Pa sto r’s v o c a l s a nd o ur fi v e - pi e c e b an d ’s
a udi o l e v e l i n a v e ry l i v e ro o m , ” c o m m e nts M a tt Tr as k ,
M o sa i c ’s C re a ti v e C o m m uni c a ti o ns D i re c to r. “ T h i s
a l o ng w i th the re l i a bl e a nd v e ry ri c h c o m pre ss i o n o f
the G LD - 8 0 a l l o w s m e to fo c us o n the e xpe ri e n ce o f
the se rv i c e , no t j ust te c hni c a l a spe c ts. ”

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ow in its ten th y e a r, t he Mosa i c Churc h i n Roc k l a nd,
C alif o r n ia, re c e nt l y c omp l e t e d a re nov a ti o n o f
i t s s an ctu ar y, whi c h i nc l ud e d up gra d i ng t he e xi sti ng
so u n d s ys tem w i t h a n A l l e n & He a t h G LD -80 m i xe r
a nd an AR2 412 re mot e a ud i o ra c k. S i t ua t e d i n a stri p
m all amon gs t R V a nd A ut o D e a l e rshi p s a l ong w i th a
Fi tn es s C en tre, t he Churc h p re se nt e d a c hal l e ng i ng
a c ou s tic en vironme nt .
A l s o a d d e d t o t h e e x i s t i n g s y s t e m i s a p a i r o f Ta n n o y
V- 1 2 s p e a k e r s t o c o m p l e m e n t t h re e V- 1 2 ’s a l re a d y
i n u s e . T h e c h u rc h i n s t a l l e d a M i - P ro M i c ro p h o n e
s e t u p w i t h a D PA h e a d s e t f o r t h e p a s t o r. H a n d l i n g

“ T he func ti o n a nd pri c e po i nt o f the c o nso l e , al o n g
w i th the so und qua l i ty se t the G LD - 8 0 a pa rt, ” s t at es
M a rk T ho m pso n o f C l a ri ty AVL. “ I e xpe c te d m o re
tro ubl e fro m the M o sa i c ro o m tha n I g o t – the re i s a
m usi c a l i ty to the m i xe r tha t a l l o w s the a udi o sou rces
to be m o re a c c ura te . Yo u do n’t fi nd thi s i n v e ry m an y
di g i ta l m i xe rs. ”
C re a ti ng a n a udi o e xpe ri e nc e tha t i s a t o nc e pl e as an t
to the e a r a nd upl i fti ng to the so ul ; i n a ro o m bu i l t f o r
a ny thi ng but l i v e m usi c a nd w o rshi p, i s a c hal l en g e
no t e a si l y o v e rc o m e . B ut fo r M a tt Tra sk o f the M o s ai c
C hurc h o f Ro c k l a nd, C a l i fo r ni a the Al l e n & Heat h
m i xe r ha s do ne j ust tha t.

PRISM SOUND’S TITAN IS AN INSTANT HIT WITH
SUPA DUPS
The Gr ammy Award w i n n i n g produ c e r a n d D J h a s b e c o m e
one of t he fir st re c i pi e n t s of P ri sm S ou n d’s l a t e s t a u d io
i nt er face.

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r a m m y Aw a rd w i n n i n g p ro d u c e r a n d D J , S u p a
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ro s t e r, c o m p l i m e n t i n g t h e P r i s m S o u n d Ly r a 2 a u d i o
i n t e r f a c e t h a t i s a l re a d y a n i n t e g r a l p a r t o f h i s s t u d i o
set up.
S upa Du ps , who b e ga n D J-i ng a t t he a g e o f 1 1
a nd pro du cin g a t 16, ha s w orke d w i t h som e o f the
b i gges t n ames i n t he musi c b usi ne ss. A m e m be r
o f th e in f lu en ti a l Bl a c k Chi ne y S ound S y ste m , a
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no d to h is C h ine se Ja ma i c a n he ri t a ge , S upa D ups’
b reakth ro u gh ca me i n 2004 w he n he p rod uc e d N i na
S k y’s Tu r n in ’ Me O n. He i s now one of t h e m o st
so u gh t af ter wr it e r/p rod uc e rs a round a nd ha s w o rk e d
w ith n u mero u s a rt i st s i nc l ud i ng Emi ne m ( one tra c k o n
t he Gr ammy Award w i nni ng ‘Re c ov e ry ’) , Ma ry J Bl i g e ,
J oh n L eg en d and Bruno Ma rs.

e xc e l l e nt. We fi ni she d e v e ry thi ng o n i t, e v e n the d em o
v o c a l . B a si c a l l y i t ha s be c o m e the c e ntre pi e c e o f t h e
studi o . Ev e ry thi ng a bo ut i t i s a w e so m e . ”

“Pr is m Sou n d is t he Rol l s-Roy c e of c onv e rt e rs a nd
t here’s n o th in g el se t ha t sound s l i ke i t ,” he sa y s o f hi s
k it. “ Th ere is othe r e q ui p me nt a nd t he n t he re’s Pri sm
S ou n d. In f act, the Ly ra 2 i s my mob i l e ri g no w. ”

“ I t’s l i k e Lo ndo n m i nus the dub- ste p, but wi t h an
a ddi ti o na l o v e ra l l C a ri bbe a n i nfl ue nc e w hi c h c ol l i d es
w i th the Am e ri c a n so unds. I t’s de fi ni te l y g o t a s t yl e
a l l o f i ts o w n, ” he sa y s.

A l th o u gh h e is e xc e p t i ona l l y b usy, S up a D up s pre fe rs
no t to n ame th e a rt i st s he ’s c urre nt l y w ork i ng w i th
b e cau s e n o t every t hi ng re c ord e d i n hi s st ud i o a l w a y s
sees th e lig h t o f d a y. But he i s v e ry ke e n t o t al k a bo ut
his Pr is m So u n d c onv e rt e rs – T i t a n, w hi c h he o nl y
recen tly to ok de l i v e ry of a nd Ly ra 2, w hi c h he use s
a l l th e time.

Pro v i ng he ’s a m a n o f m uc h v e rsa ti l i ty, Supa D u p s
re c e ntl y fi ni she d a n e nti re l i v e re g g a e a l bum . “ I d i d n ’t
k no w I c o ul d do tha t, ” he sa y s. “ I t w a s a c ha l l e n g e f o r
m e but I ’ d de fi ni te l y l i k e to be i nv o l v e d i n m o re en t i re
pro j e c ts i n the future a nd w ri ti ng c l a ssi c a l bum s t h at
pe o pl e w i l l be l i ste ni ng to i n de c a de s to c o m e . ”

“I h aven ’t h ad a l ot of t i me t o p l a y w i t h T i ta n y e t,
b ut I keep h aving e xc e l l e nt e xp e ri e nc e s w i t h Ly ra , ”
he s ays . “ Th e ot he r d a y I w a s w orki ng w i t h a ba nd
a nd plu gged th e gui t a r a nd b a ss i nt o i t a t t he sa m e
t i m e an d u s ed i t ri ght t he re on t he sp ot . It so unde d

Supa D ups spe nds a l o t o f ti m e w o rk i ng o ut o f Ci rcl e
H o use studi o s i n M i a m i , a nd c re di ts the c i ty w i t h
ha v i ng a fa nta sti c a l l y di v e rse m usi c sc e ne .

And the Ly ra 2 a nd hi s ne w T i ta n w i l l be w i t h h i m
e v e ry ste p o f the w a y. “ T he re i s a l o t m o re to ex p l o re
w i th the m , ” he sa y s. “ I ’ v e use d the Ly ra 2 fo r h o u r s
a nd ho urs a nd te c hni c a l l y I ’ m no t sure I ’ v e bro ken t h e
ba c k o f i t y e t. T he re ’s sti l l a l o t to l e a r n a nd pl a y w i t h ,
but i t a l w a y s so unds a w e so m e . ”

JOHN MEYER, AUDIO PIONEER BEHIND MEYER
SOUND, ENTERS TEC AWARDS HALL OF FAME

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o h n Meyer, CEO a nd c o-found e r of M e y e r So und
L abo r ator ies , w a s i nd uc t e d i nt o t he TEC Aw a rds H a l l o f
Fame at th e 2014 NA MM S how. Fol l ow i ng a n i ntro duc ti o n by
D en n is “ W iz” L eona rd , l ong-t i me FO H mi xe r o f the G ra te ful
D ead, Meyer rece i v e d t he a w a rd a s he j oi ned Fra nk Za ppa ,
P hil Specto r, T Bone Bur ne t t , a nd 30 ot he r l um i na ri e s w ho
have s h aped the a rt a nd sc i e nc e of musi c , re c o rdi ng , a nd
so u n d rein f orcem e nt t e c hnol ogi e s.
“T h ro u gh ou t my c a re e r, I ha v e w orke d t o c re a te te c hno l o g y
t hat br in g s au d i e nc e s c l ose r t o musi c i a ns i n a tra nspa re nt
w ay,” Meyer s ay s. “The re a re p rod uc t s d e si gne d spe c i fi c a l l y
t o make ar t, but my i nt e re st ha s a l w a y s b ee n to c re a te a
high - qu ality lis te ni ng e xp e ri e nc e w i t hout i nte rfe ri ng w i th
t he ar tis t’s crea t i on. By p rov i d i ng t he se t oo l s, w e stri v e to
e nh an ce th e s h are d e nt e rt a i nme nt e xp e ri e nc e tha t w i l l sure l y
remain a way of l i fe for ge ne ra t i ons t o c ome . ”
J oh n Meyer ’s rol e a s a n a ud i o i nnov a t or e xte nds to the l a te
1 960s , wh en h e c onsul t e d on a ud i o for the Ste v e M i l l e r
B an d. Sin ce es ta b l i shi ng Me y e r S ound i n 19 7 9 , J o hn M e y e r
a nd h is wif e, He l e n Me y e r ha v e l e d a n e ng i ne e ri ng te a m
t hat is res pon si b l e for not onl y p i one e ri n g se l f- po w e re d
c on cer t lou ds pe a ke rs, b ut a l so i nt rod uc i ng bre a k thro ug h
d e velo pmen ts inc l ud i ng d e d i c a t e d l oud sp e a k e r pro c e ssi ng ,
S I M™ s o u rce ind e p e nd e nt me a sure me nt t oo l s, tra pe z o i da l
l ou ds peaker cab i ne t s, d i re c t i ona l sub w oofe rs , a nd m o re .
P ro du cts des igne d a nd ma nufa c t ure d und e r M e y e r’s di re c ti o n
a re n ow in s talle d i n ma ny of t he w orl d ’s m o st pre sti g i o us
c on cer t ven u es , a nd ha v e t oure d w i t h a rt i st s ra ng i ng fro m the
T h ree Ten o r s to Mi c ha e l Bub l é .
“N ew produ cts st a rt w i t h a n i d e a , b ut t ur ni ng a c o nc e pt i nto
us ef u l tech n olo gy re q ui re s ha rd w ork a nd ri sk - ta k i ng tha t
m ay o r may n ot re sul t i n fi na nc i a l suc c e ss,” sa y s M e y e r. “ By
rewardin g th e cont ri b ut i ons of t he e ngi ne e rs i n o ur i ndustry,
t he T E C Awards ha v e i nsp i re d us t o p ursue a m bi ti o us ne w

i de a s a nd fo ste re d a n i nno v a ti v e spi ri t . I ’m
e xtre m e l y ho no re d to be i nduc te d i nt o t h e
T EC H a l l o f Fa m e . ”
Sha ri ng the ho no ur w i th J o hn M e y e r a s t h e
o the r 2 0 1 4 T EC Aw a rds H a l l o f Fa m e i nd u ct ee
w a s H a l B l a i ne , the l e g e nda ry “ Wre ck i n g
C re w ” studi o se ssi o n drum m e r. M usi c i an an d
e ng i ne e r, To dd Rundg re n, re c e i v e d thi s year ’s
Le s Pa ul Aw a rd.

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MAX LINDSAY-JOHNSON APPOINTED COMMUNITY
INTERNATIONAL SALES MANAGER
has over 20 years of marketing,
sales and business management
e x p e r i e n c e i n t h e p ro a u d i o
i n d u s t r y. I n h i s n e w ro l e , L i n d s a y Johnson is tasked with ensuring
t h e c o n t i n u e d g ro w t h o f t h e
c o m p a n y ’s i n t e r n a t i o n a l s a l e s .
L i n d s a y - J o h n s o n ’s p re v i o u s ro l e s
have included International Sales
and Marketing Manager for Duran
A u d i o B V, a n d M a n a g i n g D i re c t o r
o f H a r m a n P ro U K .

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ommunity
P ro f e s s i o n a l
Loudspeakers is pleased to
announce the appointment of Max
Lindsay-Johnson as International
S a l e s M a n a g e r. L i n d s a y - J o h n s o n

“I am thrilled to be joining the
Community team at such an
i n c re d i b l e t i m e o f i n n o v a t i o n a n d
g ro w t h w i t h i n t h e c o m p a n y, ” s a i d
Lindsay-Johnson.
“Community
is a world leader in outdoor
loudspeaker
technology
and
its
engineering
excellence
continues to drive expansion
in its established position in
t h e i n s t a l l e d / e n g i n e e re d s o u n d
m a r k e t . I l o o k f o r w a rd t o b e i n g

part of the team that brings this
b ro a d s p e c t r u m o f s o l u t i o n s t o
t h e f o re f ro n t o f t h e p ro a u d i o
business.”
“ P a r t o f C o m m u n i t y ’s s i g n i f i c a n t
g ro w t h i n i t s i n t e r n a t i o n a l s a l e s
i s d u e t o i t s i n c re a s e d p ro d u c t
d i v e r s i f i c a t i o n i n E n g i n e e re d a n d
I n s t a l l e d s o u n d p ro d u c t s . T h e s e
p ro d u c t r a n g e s , a l o n g s i d e t h e
dominance in high value, high
p e r f o r m a n c e o u t d o o r p ro d u c t s
that
a re
synonymous
with
C o m m u n i t y, c o n t i n u e t o o ff e r a
g re a t o p p o r t u n i t y f o r s u b s t a n t i a l
g ro w t h , n o t o n l y w i t h i n o u r h o m e
m a r k e t b u t a l s o i n t e r n a t i o n a l l y, ”
re m a r k e d J u l i a L e e , D i re c t o r o f
Sales and Marketing for Community
P ro f e s s i o n a l L o u d s p e a k e r s . “ I ’ m
c o n f i d e n t M a x w i l l s t re n g t h e n
the sales team and play a major
p a r t i n t h i s c o n t i n u e d g ro w t h . I ’ m
very pleased to welcome him to
C o m m u n i t y. ”

MARTIN AUDIO APPOINTS WEINGAERTNER
INTERNATIONAL ROLE

M

artin Audio has confirmed the appointment of the
e x p e r i e n c e d A n d re a s We i n g a e r t n e r a s i t s n e w
I n t e r n a t i o n a l A c c o u n t M a n a g e r.
B a s e d i n B re m e n , G e r m a n y, We i n g a e r t n e r b r i n g s m o re
t h a n 2 6 y e a r s o f s a l e s a n d m a r k e t i n g e x p e r i e n c e i n p ro
a u d i o t o t h e ro l e — c o v e r i n g a l l a s p e c t s o f M I , re n t a l
and fixed installations.
“ A f t e r a l l t h i s t i m e i n p ro a u d i o I re m a i n e x c i t e d b y t h e
possibilities, and this has enabled me to constantly
l e a r n , n o t o n l y a b o u t n e w p ro d u c t s b u t a l s o t h e
changing needs of distributors and end-users,” said
A n d re a s .
“ I h a d b e e n a p p ro a c h e d i n re c e n t y e a r s b y o t h e r
l o u d s p e a k e r m a n u f a c t u re r s , b u t t h e o p p o r t u n i t y t o
w o r k f o r s u c h a p i o n e e r i n g m a n u f a c t u re r a s M a r t i n
A u d i o w a s a p ro s p e c t t o o g o o d t o p a s s b y. T h e y re a l l y
a re l e a d i n g t h e i r f i e l d , w i t h t h e l i k e s o f M L A .
I ’ m l o o k i n g f o r w a rd t o m e e t i n g t h e n e t w o r k o f E M E A
d i s t r i b u t o r s a t I n t e g r a t e d S y s t e m s E u ro p e ; i t w i l l b e
g o o d t o d e m o n s t r a t e h o w M a r t i n A u d i o ’s a d v a n c e d
t e c h n o l o g i e s c a n b e a p p l i e d t o t h e i n s t a l l a t i o n s e c t o r. ”
C o m m e n t i n g o n A n d re a s ’s a p p o i n t m e n t , D i re c t o r o f
S a l e s , S i m o n B u l l s a i d : “ W i t h A n d y ’s e x p e r i e n c e a n d
p a s s i o n I ’ m c o n f i d e n t t h a t h e w i l l t a k e g re a t s t r i d e s
in working with our partners to further the success of
Martin Audio.”

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Audio Solutions

STORE
DJ
APPOINTED
AS
AUSTRALIAN
DISTRIBUTOR FOR ALLEN & HEATH XONE

S

oundbay Pty Ltd, trading
a s S t o re D J , i s p l e a s e d t o
announce its appointment as the
exclusive importer and distributor
f o r A l l e n & H e a t h ’s X o n e D J S e r i e s
in Australia.
“ A l l e n & H e a t h ’s re p u t a t i o n f o r
u n c o m p ro m i s i n g s o u n d q u a l i t y
and innovation has made Xone the
“ D J ’s D J m i x e r ” , s o i t i s n a t u r a l
that Xone should find a home at
S t o re D J , A u s t r a l i a ’s l e a d i n g D J
re t a i l e r, ” c o m m e n t e d S t o re D J ’s
X o n e b r a n d m a n a g e r, P a u l B r i d g e .
“ A l l e n & H e a t h ’s X o n e D J m i x e r s
a re t h e o n l y c h o i c e f o r m a n y
top-shelf DJs, including Richie
H a w t i n , P e t e To n g , A n d y C , J o h n
Digweed,
and
Booka
Shade.
S t o re D J ’s m a n a g e m e n t a n d s t a ff
a re e x t re m e l y e x c i t e d t o h a v e
the opportunity to bring these
e x c e l l e n t p ro d u c t s t o A u s t r a l i a ’s
D J ’s a n d p e r f o r m e r s ! ”
Store DJ will continue the global
development of the Xone brand not

only through its own stores but through other key Australian retailer outlets.
“ S t o re D J i s a n e n t h u s i a s t i c p ro m o t e r o f E D M t e c h n o l o g y a n d c u l t u re
i n t h e A u s t r a l i a n m a r k e t . T h e i r s t a ff i s k n o w l e d g e a b l e , t h e i r m a r k e t i n g
s h a r p a n d t h e i r o u t l o o k p ro g re s s i v e ! I t i s a n h o n o u r t o p a r t n e r w i t h
them to showcase Xone to the Australian market,” said Global Market
M a n a g e m e n t D i re c t o r, B a rd y H a y e s .

SYMETRIX PARTNERS WITH ATTERO TECH
STEWART AUDIO TO DELIVER DANTE EASE

&

“ As a re sul t o f the rel eas e,
i nte g ra to rs w i l l no l o ng e r n eed
se pa ra te so ftw a re pa c k a g e s f o r
e a c h m a nufa c ture r’s pro duc t as w el l
a s D a nte C o ntro l l e r, ” c o m m en t s
Tre nt Wa g ne r, Se ni o r Pro d u ct
M a na g e r a t Sy m e tri x. “ Supp o r t ed
D a nte - e na bl e d
pro duc ts
will
a ppe a r si de - by - si de w i th Sym et r i x
Sy m N e t pro duc ts i n the C o m p o s er
so ftw a re a nd c a n be m a na ged o r
c o nfi g ure d i de nti c a l l y to Sym et r i x
pro duc ts. Pro fe ssi o na l s w ho h ave
use d C o m po se r be fo re w i l l have n o
l e a r ni ng c urv e . ”

I

n a s ign if icant d e v e l op me nt for use rs of Audi na te ’s D a nte m e di a
networ kin g te c hnol ogy, S y me t ri x ha s a nno unc e d tha t the l a te st
v er s ion of its pop ul a r S y mNe t Comp ose r softw a re w i l l e na bl e c o m pl e te
con f ig u r atio n o f se l e c t D a nt e -e na b l e d S y me t ri x, Atte ro Te c h a nd Ste w a rt
Au dio produ cts .
Settin gs aff ecting I/O l e v e l s, rout i ng a nd m o re w i l l be de fi ne d w i th
SymN et C ompo se r 2.0, w hi c h gi v e s c ust ome r s the a bi l i ty to c o nso l i da te
o p er atio n s o n a si ngl e p l a t form w he re t hre e o r m o re w e re pre v i o usl y
re qu ired.

Ste w a rt Audi o ha s l o ng pu r s u ed
a fo c us o n m a k i ng ne tw o rked AV
a ffo rda bl e a nd pra c ti c a l , a n d i t s
c urre nt ra ng e i nc l ude s i nno vat i ve
D a nte e nd- po i nts. “ O ur c usto m er s
de si re so l uti o ns tha t pro v e t o b e
bo th c o m pa ti bl e a nd c o m pl et e i n
a ddre ssi ng the i r a udi o c ha l l e n g es .
T he c o l l a bo ra ti o n be tw e e n St ew ar t
Audi o , Sy m e tri x a nd Atte ro Tech
re pre se nts a m a j o r ste p i n t h at
di re c ti o n, ” sa y s Ste w a rt A u d i o ’s
C hi e f M a rk e ti ng O ffi c e r, B r i an
M c C o rm i c k .
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(Continues from Page 24)

H e co n tin u es : “ By c ol l a b ora t i ng on sol ut i ons w e c a n
create th e r ig h t out c ome s for our c ust ome rs. W i th a l l
t h e diff icu lties consul t a nt s a nd i nt e gra t ors fa c e da i l y,
p res en tin g th em w i t h a c omp re he nsi v e a nsw e r to a n
applicatio n is wha t t hi s p a rt ne rshi p i s re a l l y a bo ut. ”
Mike Sims , Direc t or of Ma rke t i ng a nd S a l e s at Atte ro
Te ch – wh ich prod uc e s a t ri o of D a nt e i nt e rfa c e s –
w elcomes th e pa rt ne rshi p a s “t he ne xt l ogi c a l ste p”
i n th e in tero pera b i l i t y of D a nt e ne t w orke d a udi o
s y s tems . “ Ou r goa l ha s b e e n t o ma ke d e p l oym e nt o f
t h es e s ys tems as se a ml e ss a s p ossi b l e , w hi l e a l l o w i ng
co n s u ltan ts an d i nt e gra t ors t o c hoose b e st -o f- c l a ss
p rodu cts f ro m a v a ri e t y of ma nufa c t ure rs. Th i s i s the

future o f i nte ro pe ra bi l i ty, ” he de c l a re s.
T he i ni ti a l re spo nse fro m the i nte g ra to r c o m m u n i t y
i s a l so e nc o ura g i ng . C huc k M i tc he l l i s o w n er o f
C a l i fo r ni a - ba se d Te c hno l o g y o f the Arts a nd re cen t l y
unde rto o k a D a nte - c e ntri c i nsta l l a ti o n i nvo l vi n g
Sy m e tri x a nd Atte ro Te c h pro duc ts. “ D a nte i s r ap i d l y
be c o m i ng a de fa ul t c ho i c e fo r a l l m a nne r o f pro j e ct s i n
the i nsta l l e d e nv i ro nm e nt, ” he sa y s. “ T he pa rtner s h i p
be tw e e n Sy m e tri x, Atte ro Te c h a nd Ste w a rt A u d i o
a ro und the use o f D a nte - ba se d sy ste m s i s t o b e
w a rm l y w e l c o m e d a s i t he l ps to bri ng e v e ry i nst al l er ’s
dre a m o f bl a nk e t i nte ro pe ra bi l i ty tha t l i ttl e bi t cl o s er
to be i ng re a l i se d. ”

NEWS

Visual Displays

CRESTRON ASIA DEMONSTRATES INDUSTRY’S
FIRST 4K MATRIX SWITCHING AND LARGE-SCALE
DISTRIBUTION SOLUTION AT INFOCOMM CHINA
2014

C

res tro n As ia Li mi t e d ( “Cre st ron A si a ”) , the Asi a
h eadqu ar ter s of Cre st ron El e c t roni cs, I nc .
( “ Cres tro n ” ) wh ich i s t he w orl d ’s l e a d i ng ma nu fa c ture r
o f advan ced c ont rol a nd a ut oma t i on sy ste m s,
w ill s h o wcas e it s l a t e st t e c hnol ogy a nd i n te l l i g e nt
equ ipmen t f rom 9 t o 11 A p ri l 2014 a t t he Be i j i ng
N ation al C on ven t i on Ce nt e r Boot h P C1-01. D u ri ng the
s how, C res tro n w i l l d e monst ra t e i t s c omp l e t e d ra ng e
o f 4 K DigitalMedi a ™ sw i t c hi ng a nd v i d e o d i st ri buti o n
d evices f o r th e fi rst t i me i n A si a .
C res tro n As ia w i l l use i t s ma rke t p os i ti o ni ng ,
“ I n teg r ated by D e si gn™ ”, a s t he t he me o f thi s
ex h ibitio n . T h e b oot h w i l l b e d i v i d e d i n to fi v e
s e ctio n s : Dig ita l Me d i a ™, Cre st ron RL™, Li g hti ng
C o n tro l, E n ter pri se Ma na ge me nt S oft w a re , K e y pa ds
an d To u ch pan els.
H igh ligh ts o f th e e xhi b i t i on:
D i gi tal Medi a™ - Le a ding The Wa y In 4K
C res tro n will deb ut i t s ne w re v ol ut i ona ry p rod uc t, the
1 28x 128 DigitalMe d i a ™ S w i t c he r ( D M-MD 12 8 X1 2 8 ) .
I t s u ppo r ts 4 K hi gh-d e fi ni t i on d i sp l a y sp e c i fi c a ti o ns
( 4K Ultr a H ig h - D e fi ni t i on) a nd p rov i d e s t he hi g he st
s c reen
an d
p roj e c t i on
q ua l i t y,
b ri ngs
hi g hp er f o r man ce au di o a nd v i d e o q ua l i t y for l a rge - sc a l e
en ter pr is es an d c ust ome rs. 4K d i sp l a y s a re qui c k l y
es tablis h in g a st rong foot hol d i n b ot h p rofe ssi o na l
an d con s u mer m a rke t s. How e v e r, up t o now, v i de o
d i s tr ibu tion technol ogy i s ge ne ra l l y not a v a il a bl e to
t r an s mit 4 K con t e nt t hroughout a home or busi ne ss,
t o mu ltiple ro oms, or ov e r l ong d i st a nc e . W he n i t
comes to emer gi ng v i d e o d i st ri b ut i on t e c hno l o g y i n
t h e dig ital aren a, Cre st ron i s t a ki ng t he l e ad a g a i n
w ith th e f ir s t co mp l e t e 4K sol ut i on.
A bou t 4 K Ul tra H D
At a dis play resol ut i on up t o 4096x2160, 4 K U l tra
H D TV s provide re sol ut i ons t ha t a re four t i me s hi g he r
t h an th e cu r ren t st a nd a rd of ful l HD 1920x10 8 0 . J ust
as 720p an d the n 1080p b e c a me hi gh-d e fi ni ti o n

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di spl a y sta nda rds i n the l a st de c a de , 4 K U l t r a HD
i s o n i ts w a y to be c o m i ng the fo rm a t fo r te l e v i s i o n ,
m o v i e s, c o rpo ra te pre se nta ti o ns a nd i m a g i ng .
C restron
R L™
C o mprehensi ve
G ro u p
C o l l aborati on So l uti o n
C re stro n RL™, the ne w po w e rful g ro up c o l l a bo r at i o n
so l uti o n fo r the c o nfe re nc e ro o m , w i l l m a k e i t s
de but i n the sho w. T he C re stro n R L™ so l ut i o n i s
ba se d o n M i c ro so ft® Ly nc ® 2 0 1 3 , a ful l - fe at u red
c o m m uni c a ti o n sy ste m tha t pro v i de s v i de o , vo i ce,
i nte ra c ti v e c o nte nt sha ri ng , pre se nc e , a nd c hat f ro m
a pe rso na l de v i c e tha t m a ny c o m pa ni e s a l read y
use o n a da i l y ba si s. C re stro n R L™ e xte nds Lyn c®
e xpe ri e nc e to the c o nfe re nc e ro o m , w hi c h e n ab l es
g ro ups to c o m m uni c a te a nd c o l l a bo ra te i n re al - t i m e
re g a rdl e ss o f the i r phy si c a l l o c a ti o n.

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S+H RECEIVES ITS FIRST 100 SQUARE METRES OF
NEW LIGHTWEIGHT GLUX 3.9MM HD LED SCREEN

I

l f r aco mbe, Devon b a se d d ra p e s,
starcloth ,
L ED
a nd
v i sua l
eff ects s pecialist S +H ha s t a ke n
d eliver y of its fi rst b a t c h of 100
s q u are metres of G l ux’s ne w
3 .9 IDs n C h igh d e fi ni t i on LED
s c reen modu les , w hi c h w i l l j oi n i t s
ex is tin g ex ten s iv e i nv e nt ory of LED
t ech n olo gies and sp e c i a l e ffe c t s
available f o r ren ta l a nd a l l t y p e s of
s p ecial pro ject inst a l l a t i ons.
T he ph ys ical dime nsi ons of e a c h
p an el of Glu x 3.9 a re a ha nd y 500
x 5 00 mm at 45mm d e e p , offe ri ng
an impres s ively li ght w e i ght of j ust
3 Kg each o r 12Kgs p e r sq ua re
metre, makin g it one of t he l i ght e st
H D L E D s creen s c urre nt l y on t he
mar ket.
I t is als o arou n d 70% l i ght e r t ha n
mo s t
‘ligh tweight ’
c omp e t i t or
p ro du cts .

Murt ha c o m m e nts: “ T he k e y i ssue s i n o ur de c i si o n w e re the w e i g h t an d
use r-fri endl i ne ss, a nd o f c o urse the v a l ue tha t w e c a n pa ss o n t o o u r
c l i e nt s. T i m e sc a l e s fo r ri g g i ng a ny pro duc ti o n a re ti g ht a nd a fa st b u i l d
i s a l w a ys e sse nti a l . T hi s i s j ust o ne o f the be a uti e s o f the G l ux L E D
sc re e ns – e v e n a c o m pl e x LED se t up c a n be c o nstruc te d e xtrem el y
q ui c kl y f ro m the se pro duc ts” .
The 3.9 m m I D snC i s a n i ndo o r sc re e n c o nstruc te d o f rug g e d car b o n
fi b re ma te ri a l s tha t e na bl e the supe r- thi n a nd v e ry e l e g a nt a ppe a r an ce.
It i s op ti m i se d fo r i ndo o r use w i th the de e pe st bl a c k ne ss l e v e ls an d
sop hi st i ca te d l i g ht- a bso rbi ng te c hni que s.
The fra m e s ha v e a n a ng l e d e dg e struc ture a l l o w i ng fo r c urv e d a ss em b l y
– up t o 90 de g re e s. I t i s a l so c o m pa ti bl e w i th a l l o the r G l ux LED sc reen s
i nc l ud i ng pro c e ssi ng , so ftw a re a nd po w e r suppl y e l e m e nts.
S +H’s e xi sti ng G l ux 1 2 m m sc re e n ha s be e n c o nsta ntl y i n use o n tou r i n g
p rod uc t i o ns a nd studi o i nsta l l a ti o ns o v e r the l a st 1 8 m o nths w h ere i t
ha s p rov e d e xtre m e l y re l i a bl e , a no the r re a so n M urtha di d no t ha ve an y
he si t a t i on i n re tur ni ng to the m a nufa c ture r a s so o n a s the H D v er s i o n
b e c a me a v a i l a bl e .

S+ H ’s MD Ter r y Murt ha c onfi rms
t h at th e co mpany w i l l b e ma ki ng
fur th er in ves tme nt s i n LED sc re e n
l ater th is year t o ke e p up w i t h
t h e deman d f rom a l l t y p e s of
p ro du ction s es p e c i a l l y t e l e v i si on,
t h eatre an d s peci a l e v e nt s – a l l ke y
s e ctor s f or S+ H .
G lu x L E D s creen – one of t he most
p opu lar h ig h - end Chi ne se b ra nd s
- is ren own ed for b e i ng q ui c k
an d eas y to depl oy a nd a sse mb l e
w ith ou t requ ir ing a ny sp e c i a l i st
t ools .

XL VIDEO PLACES
PRODUCTS IN CHINA

MEGA

ORDER

FOR

LED

X

L Video, the award-winning
provider of video solutions to the
entertainment and events industries,
has announced an investment of
more than 15 million US dollars in
a range of new LED products and
accessories to support its plans for
growth in 2014.

T he LED i nv e stm e nt ha s be e n m ad e
w i th a ra ng e o f suppl i e rs i ncl u d i n g
She nz he n- ba se d U ni l um i n G ro u p
C o a nd i ts subsi di a ry R ad i an t
O pto - El e c Te c hno l o g y C o L t d t o
purc ha se a se ri e s o f LED prod u ct s
ba se d o n the l a te st te c hno lo g i es .
I n to ta l m o re tha n 1 2 0 0 m 2 o f
LED pro duc ts fo r the XL V i d eo
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re n tal bu s in es s w i l l b e c ome a v a i l a b l e from Fe brua ry
o nwards . Th e L ED i nv e st me nt c ov e rs a mongst o the rs:
•
•
•
•

State o f th e a rt 2.5mm hi gh c ont ra st LED
Su per lig h twe i ght 3.9mm U t i l e LED
18mm Mag ic Cub e out d oor a nd i nd oor LED
7mm blackf ac e Ma gi c Cub e out d oor a nd i ndo o r
L E D – th e f ir s t of i t s ki nd i n t hi s se gme nt
• Th e lates t in nov a t i on of 18mm Hy b ri d LED , w hi c h
co mbin es L E D sc re e n w i t h LED sp ot l i ght s i n the
s ame pan el. Thi s i nv e nt i on ha s b e e n d e si g ne d by
th e XL V ideo R &D Ce nt e r a nd se rv e s e nt e rt a i nm e nt
in du s tr y clien t s w i t h t he i r w i sh t o ha v e one so l uti o n
f or video an d l i ght i ng.
I n additio n , XL V i d e o ha s a l so i nv e st e d i n mo re tha n
1 00 0m 2 o f to u r ing fra me s. Thi s i nnov a t i on a ll o w s XL
V ideo to u s e th e v a ri ous LED p rod uc t s, l i ke M C 7 ,
MC 12, MC 18 a nd Hy b ri d i n one st a nd a rd to uri ng
p ackage. Th is fra me i s t he l i ght e st w e i ght v e rsi o n
i n th e in du s tr y me e t i ng i nt e r na t i ona l st a nd ards a nd
i mpro vin g h an dling t i me a nd shi p p i ng c ost s.
T his in ves tmen t i n ne w LED p rod uc t s i s t he l a rg e st
X L V ideo h as m a d e i n i t s hi st ory. It sup p orts the
co mpan y’s gro w t h st ra t e gy for 2014 onw a rds by
re in f orcin g its p osi t i on a s a l e a d i ng re nt a l suppl i e r
o f s tate- of - th e- a rt v i d e o t e c hnol ogy sol ut i ons. Fo r XL
V ideo th is is th e fi rst st e p t ow a rd s furt he r gro w th.
XL Video has begun to take delivery of these new
additions to its inventory starting with the 18mm Hybrid
LED, which is now available for rental. Additional new
products will be added from February 2014.

XL V i de o ’s C hi e f Te c hno l o g y O ffi c e r K ri sto f S o reyn
c o m m e nte d: “ We a re pl e a se d to m a k e thi s L E D
i nv e stm e nt w i th U ni l um i n G ro up C o . U ni l um i n i s a l o n g
sta ndi ng pa rtne r w i th w ho m w e c o - de v e l o p the l at es t
sta te o f the a rt LED te c hno l o g i e s fo r the LED R en t al
m a rk e t. T he se pro duc ts re pre se nt the be st a v ai l ab l e
te c hno l o g y i n e a c h m a rk e t se g m e nt a nd unde rl i n e o u r
stra te g y to pro v i de the be st v i sua l e xpe ri e nc e fo r o u r
c usto m e rs.
XL V i de o i s he a dqua rte re d i n O ste nd, Be l g i um , w i t h
re nta l l o c a ti o ns i n B e l g i um , C hi na , Fra nc e , G e r m an y,
N e the rl a nds, U K a nd U SA.

SOUND OF IKEBANA: FOUR SEASONS PROJECTION
MAPPING SHOWCASE DEBUTS AT SINGAPORE’S
ARTSCIENCE MUSEUM

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s pa rt o f Si ng a po re Art Week
a nd Art Sta g e Si ng a po re 2 0 1 4 ,
i nte r na ti o na l l y re no w ne d J a p an es e
m e di a a rti st D r. N a o k o To sa ’s l at es t
e xhi bi ti o n i n Asi a i nc l ude d a s p eci al
pro j e c ti o n m a ppi ng i nsta l l a ti o n o n
the e xte ri o r o f ArtSc i e nc e M u s eu m
a t M a ri na Ba y Sa nds fro m 1 6 t o
1 9 J a nua ry 2 0 1 4 . M e m be rs o f t h e
publ i c e nj o y e d a v i sua l tre at o f
c o l o urs a nd a rti sti c fl a i r by M ar i n a
B a y w i th tw o da i l y sc re e ni n g s at
8 . 2 5 p. m . a nd 9 . 5 0 p. m .

Photo Credit: Naoko Tosa

T i tl e d “ So und o f I k e ba na : F o u r
Se a so ns, ” the pro j e c ti o n m a p p i n g
i nsta l l a ti o n sho w c a se d J ap an ’s
fo ur se a so ns usi ng stro ng ar t i s t i c
i nfl ue nc e s o f the R i m pa Sc h o o l ,
o ne
of
the
major
hi st o r i cal
sc ho o l s o f J a pa ne se pa i n t i n g s .
C o l o urs re pre se nta ti v e o f Ch i n a,
M a l a y si a a nd I ndi a w e re i nc l u d ed
to a c k no w l e dg e the e xhi b i t i o n ’s
sta g i ng i n Asi a .
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Su ppo r ted by the S i nga p ore Touri sm Boa rd, the
J a pan C reative Ce nt e r, t he Na t i ona l U ni v ersi ty o f
Sin gapore as we l l a s t he V i sua l Ind ust ry P ro m o ti o n
O r g an ization , the e xhi b i t i on a nd out d oor i ns ta l l a ti o n
ai med to pro mot e Ja p a n’s l a t e st “Cool Ja p a n” e ffo rts
an d s h owcas e its c re a t i v i t y i n S out he a st A si a .
“S o u n d o f Ikebana ” ma rke d t he w orl d d e b ut o f D r.
Tos a’s lates t ar t c ol l e c t i on. He r e a rl i e r w or k s ha v e
b een ex h ibited w orl d w i d e , i nc l ud i ng a t t he Mu se um o f
Moder n Ar t, N ew York a nd t he Ne w York Me t ro po l i ta n
Ar t Mu s eu m.
“ S o und o f Ikeba na ” – t he t he me of four seaso ns
i ns pi red by di ff e re nt c ult ure s
Sh o t at 2 ,000 f ra me s p e r se c ond usi ng hi g h- spe e d
p h o to gr aph y, “ Sound of Ik e b a na ” w a s a s e ri e s o f
v i deos th at s h o w c a se d v i b ra nt i ma ge s usi ng v a ri o us
l i qu ids (s u ch as p a i nt s a nd oi l s) c re a t e d from so und
v i br ation s . T h e v i d e o i nst a l l a t i on a l so fe a t u re d the
ar tis tic in f lu en ce s of t he Ky ot o Ri mp a S cho o l o f
t h o u gh t, with a st rong p re se nc e of t he c ol our g o l d to
s i g n if y motif s of l i fe a nd c ul t ure .
I ns pired by Japan’s four se a sons, “S ound of I k e ba na ”
al s o in clu ded ha i k us ( short p oe ms) b y fa m o us
J a pan es e poets Ma t suo Ba sho, Yosa Buso n a nd

K o ba y a shi I ssa to re pre se nt the fo ur se a so ns. C o l o u r s
a nd c ul ture s, suc h a s Pe ra na k a n, a s w e l l a s c o u n t r i es
i nc l udi ng M a l a y si a , I ndi a a nd C hi na pl a y a si g ni f i can t
ro l e i n the “ So und o f I k e ba na ” T he di ffe re nt se as o n s
a l so si g ni fi e d the se a so ns o f l i fe : g ro w th, a c ti v i t y an d
v i ta l i ty, a nd fi na l l y, tra nqui l l i ty.
“ So und o f I k e ba na ” w a s a n e xte nsi o n o f o ne o f D r.
To sa ’s e a rl i e r m a ste rpi e c e s, “ An Ex pre ssi o n.” T h e
1 9 8 5 v i de o a rt i nsta l l a ti o n fe a ture d so unds prod u ced
fro m the bri g htne ss o f v i de o i m a g e s, a nd w a s p ar t o f
the publ i c c o l l e c ti o n a rtw o rk di spl a y a t T he M u s eu m
o f M o de r n Art i n N e w Yo rk .
D r. To sa sha re d: “ I a m e xtre m e l y ho no ure d to b r i n g
the pro j e c ti o n e v e nt a nd m y so l o e xhi bi ti o n t o
Si ng a po re , a s o ne o f o ur Asi a n sto ps. I ho pe vi s i t o r s
w i l l e xpe ri e nc e the surpri se o f the unpre di ct ab l e,
o rg a ni c m o v e m e nts o f l i qui ds w hi l e a l so di sc over i n g
the ba si s o f the c o nne c ti o n o f hi sto ry a nd c ul ture t h at
ti e s the w o rl d to g e the r. ”
“ N a o k o To sa ’s e xtra o rdi na ry w o rk s ha v e c a pti vat ed
m a ny o f us. ArtSc i e nc e M use um i s g l a d to w o r k
a l o ng si de N a o k o To sa o nc e a g a i n i n sha ri n g h er
a rti sti c v i si o n a nd pro v i di ng the publ i c a g l i m ps e i n t o
the fa sc i na ti ng w o rl d o f J a pa ne se a rt a nd cu l t u re
thro ug h the pro j e c ti o n m a ppi ng sho w c a se , ” sai d M r
R o ss Le o , Asso c i a te D i re c to r, ArtSc i e nc e M useu m .

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W ith u n precedent e d sup p ort from a ud i o c om pa ni e s
an d with th e s how on t ra c k t o oc c up y a l l s i x ha l l s
at th e C h in a N at i ona l Conv e nt i on Ce nt e r i n B e i j i ng ,
I nf oC omm C h in a 2014 gua ra nt e e d t o b e t he l a rg e st
ever.

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InfoComm China 2014 sounds even better for
audio companies

hina’s leading AV professionals and specifiers
will gather in Beijing in 2014 to find out what is
next in the evolution of the audio visual technology
industry and connect with the hottest technology
products from the world’s leading innovators.
InfoComm China 2014 will take place at the China
National Convention Center (CNCC) on 9-11 April
2014 and promises to be even bigger and better
than ever before.

Endorsing its stature as China’s premier pro-AV
event, leading audio brands have already confirmed
their participation in InfoComm China 2014 in
unprecedented numbers. Showcasing the latest
AV technology, IFC provides the multi-billion dollar
industry and its customers with a thriving show
floor where exhibitors can meet and present to the
nation’s leading pro-AV decision makers.

More than 23,000 professionals are expected to
attend the show with over a third of attendees being
technology managers and integrators. InfoComm
China (IFC) is the only event in the country that
caters to such a broad spectrum of market sectors,
including corporate IT, gover nment, military,

One leading audio company that has committed
to exhibiting at the upcoming show is Sanecore
Group. “We have seen how IFC has grown over the
years,” said Sanecore Group Vice President Zhang
Tao. “Having participated in IFC 2013 and achieved
great results, we have decided to increase our
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education, transportation, healthcare, hospitality,
retail and entertainment.

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China National Convention Center
Beijing, China

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forging an even better platform for our brand.
InfoComm China has become widely acclaimed
in China and we now consider it to be a critical
window of opportunity for our company and our
products.”
Phoenix Audio and Lighting Technology Co., Ltd.
has been participating in IFC for many years.
Melody Zhao, Marketing Manager, said: “Focusing
on global solutions and top-class technology,
InfoComm China has clearly established itself in the
richly multi-faceted and flourishing China market,
providing professional expertise for industry players
and manufacturers alike.”
Sanecore and Phoenix are not alone in their
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audio industry flock to take a stand in 2014. These
include Sennheiser, Shure, Audio Technica, Budee,
PCI, Smart Target, Bosch, Taiden, Gosin, Rvsun
Acoustics, Creator, Tendzone, W incomn, Mipro,
Colink, Lutron, ITC, Haitian, BXB, Xilica, D&B and
more.
Eight months before InfoComm 2014 and more
than 75% exhibition space sold
The unparalleled support for the 2014 show, from
both regular and new exhibitors, has assured that
this year’s edition of IFC will be the largest ever. For
the first time, InfoComm China 2014 will occupy
all six halls of the CNCC, taking up a total 45,000
square meters of exhibition space. W ith more
than 75% of space already sold and with another
15% reserved by exhibitors, companies wishing to
participate cannot stand on the side lines for much
longer.
Show organiser InfoCommAsia Pte Ltd. feels that
the show has grown from strength to strength since
its inception in 2003. While many industry players
have chosen to stay on the sidelines over the past
editions of the show, the overwhelming response
in the pre-booking for the 2014 show tells a very
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“We are very happy to witness such
strong support from especially
the audio exhibitors, who through
the years have come to recognise
IFC as the best platform for
them to reach out to China’s AV
market, both for the installed as
well as live events sectors,” said
Richard Tan, General Manager of
InfoCommAsia Pte Ltd. “It also
points to the fact that companies
in China are raising their stakes
on the markets. This is not
surprising as China’s AV market
is projected to grow at 20% a
year to be worth some US$ 15.3
billion by 2015 two-thirds
the size of the entire European
market.”
In
China’s
rapidly
evolving
audiovisual
industry,
new
possibilities
for
creative
interaction and innovation are
constant.
InfoComm
China
strives to keep abreast of
those evolutions and offers an
outstanding platform for ideas,
growth and innovation.
An excited representative from
Bosch China said: “The AV
industry has witnessed a boom in
recent years with a 20% annual
growth in China alone. Every
sector in the business stands to
benefit from this development.
InfoComm China has provided a
great platform for industry players
to connect and communicate
each year.”
For more news on InfoComm
China 2014 before, during and
after the show, please visit
www.infocomm-china.com.

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he annual PALM EXPO will be back at the
New China Inter national Centre in Beijing,
China from 26 – 29 May 2014. The biggest and
most established tradeshow in the Pro Audio,
Lighting, Music and Technology industry is set to
host manufacturers, distributors, dealers, retailers,
importers and exporters, as well as professional
users and corporate users from all over the world.
Showcasing up to a total of 11,000 square metres
of floor space and hosting up to 1,100 exhibitors
from various brands in 37 different countries and
regions, Palm Expo 2013 attracted an impressive
figure of over 50,000 visitors from 76 different
countries.
Apart from upholding its remarkable track record
for the past 22 years, Palm Expo has not only
established itself as the biggest must-attend
tradeshow for all industry professionals, but also
the best platform to meet and network with industry
partners and to receive the latest news and trends
within the industry.

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PALM EXPO is also the world’s 2nd largest
tradeshow of its kind – complete with exhibition,
conference, seminars and workshop services under
one roof.
Co-organised
by
the
China
Entertainment
Technology Association (CETA), a national firstclass social organisation in the Ministry of Culture,
People’s Republic of China, and the authorised
representative in the entertainment equipment
industry of China, leading and coordinating the
economic and technical development of the
national entertainment equipment industry. W ith
strong support from the local gover nments and
associations, the 23rd edition of PALM EXPO
continues to be the key platform for Inter national
and Asian industry professionals and buyers to
penetrate the massive China market. It is not only
the perfect platform to help gain direct access to
major cities, but also to 2nd and 3rd tier cities in
Greater China.

26th – 29th May 2014

PALM EXPO CHINA 2014
New China International Centre
Beijing, China

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On top of being one of the largest tradeshows in the
Pro Audio, Lighting, Music and Technology industry
in China, the exhibitors are also equipped with a
comprehensive
integrated
marketing
campaign
provided by the Palm Expo 2014 organisers to help
optimise the business opportunities offered through
the tradeshow, to create awareness, maximum
exposure and publicity for their businesses and to
assist them in elevating their presence at the Palm
Expo 2014.
W ith regard to feedback about last year’s show, 100%
of exhibitors stated that participation in the Palm Expo
2013 is important as part of their marketing mix, 99%
of exhibitors said that they will retur n to Palm Expo
2014, 97% of exhibitors stated that the visitor quality
and numbers met their expectations and that they
were successful in meeting their overall objectives
at the Palm Expo 2013, 95% of exhibitors rated that
the retur n of investment met and exceeded their
expectations, 94% of exhibitors are pleased with the
service provided by the organisers, 92% of exhibitors
received more than 200 genuine enquiries.
For more information, please visit www.palmexpo.net.

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E NTE CH CO NNE CT 2014, w hic h w ill be hos ted
in Me lbour ne in July, w ill c ont inue t o foc us on
prov iding e duc a t iona l progr a mme s, a long wi th
t r a ining se ssions t a r ge t e d a t t he pro a udio, audi o
v isua l, int e gr a t ion, broa dc a st , light ing a nd stagi ng
profe ssiona ls.

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N TEC H C O NNE CT i s a s p e c i a l i se d i n t egr a t iv e
s h ow th a t fo c u se s o n p ro v i d i n g e d u c a t ion a nd
train in g e x p er ie n c e s t a r g e t e d t o p ro a u d i o , a udio
vis u a l, in te gr at i o n , b ro a d c a s t , l i g h t i n g a n d st a ging
profes s ion als .
E N TEC H C O N NE CT r u n s b i a n n u a l l y o n t he off
year t o EN TECH, a n d i s a t wo -d a y indust r y
trad es h ow in M e l b o u r n e t h a t p ro v i d e s a n i nfor ma l,
inex p e n s ive a n d c o mf o r t a b l e e n v i ro n me nt for
vis itor s to n e two r k , t o b e i n f o r m e d a n d e duc a t e d,
as w e ll as t o ge t t h e i r h a n d s o n t h e l a t e s t i ndust r y
te c h n ology. EN T E CH CONNE CT i n t ro d u c e s ne w
and fre s h ex h i b i t o r s wh i l s t p ro v i d i n g indust r y
m e m b er s in M e l b o u r n e a p ro f e s si o n a l p ro duc t a nd
te c h n ology s h o wc a se .
I t is a m u s t– a t t e n d e v e n t f o r a n y e n t e r t a inme nt
te c h n ology an d i n st a l l a t i o n p ro f e s si o n a l s w or king
in th e in d u s tr y.
F re e O ns ite Tr a i n i n g
E NTEC H C O N NE CT h a s a n n o u n c e d t h at t he re
w ill b e fre e ons i t e t r a i n i n g o ff e re d b y some of
Aus tr alia’s le a d i n g c o m p a n i e s a t t h e u pc oming
eve n t.

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“ The a ddit ion of t r a ining z one s t o t his y e a r ’s s how
is a ma jor bonus for a ll v isit or s. The opportuni ty
t o re c e iv e onsit e t r a ining, a long w it h our sem i nar
progr a mme a nd se e ing t he la t e st products on
displa y, w ill re sult in fa nt a st ic a nd unique offeri ng
t o t hose in t he indust r y,” sa id e v e nt ma nager,
St e phe n Da llimore .
Confir me d t o be t a king pa r t a t t his y e a r ’s trade
e v e nt a re B ose , Ja nds, Show Te c hnology, U LA
G roup a nd Ya ma ha , w hose c onfe re nc e s w ill take
pla c e be t w e e n t he 23rd a nd 24t h July a t t he Royal
E xhibit ion B uilding.
La st y e a r ’s E NTE CH a t t r a c t e d re c ord a t t e ndees
bot h a t t he show a s w e ll a s t he 40- odd sem i nar
se ssions t a king pla c e ov e r t he t hre e days .
We bc a st c loud t e a me d up w it h E NTE CH t o record
ov e r 20 of t he se ssions t a king pla c e a nd ha v e now
ma de t he se a v a ila ble for a ll t o se e .
The a t t e nde e s a lso ha d t he oppor t unit y t o watch
c a pt ure d w e bc a st s liv e a t t he e v e nt or la t er onde ma nd. We bc a st c loud’s online e xpe r ie nc e m i rrors
t he liv e e v e nt , c omple t e w it h int e r a c t ion be tween
pre se nt e r a nd v ie w e r s.
E NTE CH CO NNE CT is be ing he ld 23 – 24 Jul y
2014 a t t he R oy a l E xhibit ion B uilding, Carl ton
Me lbour ne . For more infor ma t ion, ple a se vi s i t
www.en tech con n ect.com.au .

23rd – 24th July 2014

ENTECH CONNECT 2014
Royal Exhibition Building, Carlton
Melbourne, Australia

23-24 JULY 2014
PRO AUDIO • AUDIO VISUAL • INTEGRATION • LIGHTING • STAGING

ENTECH CONNECT is the must attend event for
pro audio, audio visual, integration, broadcast,
lighting and staging professionals.
It’s the ideal environment to network, learn and
experience the latest in entertainment technology
and installation.
Keynote presentation from Award winning lighting
designer, Leroy Bennett.

REGISTER NOW FOR FREE:
entechshow.com.au/entechconnect

ROYAL EXHIBITION BUILDING, MELBOURNE
Show highlights:
• Keynote presentation from Leroy Bennett
• Live audio demo zone
• BOSE networking evening
• Technicians lunch series Exclusive onsite training by ULA, Jands, Yamaha, BOSE and
Show Technology
Education program:
• Audio
• Integration / Installation
• Rigging & Safety
• Lighting
• Vision
• Project / Technical Managers

Find out more:

Phone: +61 02 9556 7985
Email: info@entechshow.com.au
Website: entechshow.com.au/entechconnect

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A L M E V i e t n a m 2 0 1 3 , t h e 3 rd V i e t n a m ’s
I n t e r n a t i o n a l E x h i b i t i o n f o r P ro A u d i o ,
Lighting,
AV,
and
B ro a d c a s t
was
s u c c e s s f u l l y s t a g e d f ro m 6 t o 8 N o v e m b e r 2 0 1 3
a t t h e S a i g o n E x h i b i t i o n a n d C o n v e n t i o n C e n t re
( S E C C ) i n H o C h i M i n h C i t y, V i e t n a m . T h e t h re e day exhibition welcomed over 3,422 visitors with
2 3 % c o m i n g f ro m v a r i o u s c o u n t r i e s a n d m a n y o f
w h o m a re k e y d e c i s i o n m a k e r s i n t h e i r re s p e c t i v e
organisations.
The exhibition featured over 143 participating
brands and companies from over 25 countries from
Europe, USA and Asia. The leading brands include
AKG, Antari, Antiq, Black Magic Design, BSS,
Christie Digital, Clay Paky, Crown, D.A.S. Audio,
DTS, Ecler, Extron Electronics, FBT, Globaltruss,
JBL, Laserworld, Lexicon, L-Acoustics, Loud
Professional, LSC Lighting, Martin Audio, Master
Audio, Midas, Nexo, Percon, Pioneer DJ, RCF, SAE
Audio, Sennheiser, Sharp, TOA, TW Audio, Vistron
and many others.

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Held alongside the exhibition was a series of
broadcast technology seminars by industry experts,
hands-on manufacturers’ product workshops, live
outdoor line array sound system demonstration
proudly presented by the following renowned brands:
DAS Audio (Spain), Loud Professional (Italy), JBL
(USA), Master Audio (Spain), Nexo (France), RCF
(Italy), TW Audio (Germany) and Z-Sound (China),
and “Pioneer DJ & Me Competition” which hyped
up the show and gave DJs and DJ-enthusiasts a
chance to participate and meet fellow music lovers.
“One of the key highlights this year was the live
outdoor line array demonstration. We had alongside
eight international renowned brands lined up for
both exhibitors and visitors to showcase and
experience the best of sound on all 3 days of the
event,” said Anna Cheong, Exhibitions Director,
Informa Exhibitions Pte Ltd. “This was the largest
live outdoor line array demonstration ever held in
Vietnam and we were glad it attracted quality crowd
for the exhibition.”

PALME Vietnam 2013
6th – 8th November 2013

Saigon Exhibition & Convention Centre (SECC)
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Exhibitor Successes:
• 69% of exhibitors rated that they have met their
overall business objectives of participating at
PALME Vietnam
• 63% of exhibitors felt that PALME Vietnam is an
integral part of their marketing mix
• 32% of exhibitors received at more than 20
genuine product enquiries at PALME Vietnam
• 56% of exhibitors had distinct improvement in
their business prospects
• 25% of exhibitors had confirmed orders at PALME
Vietnam

Visitor Successes:
• 78% of visitors rated their visit to PALME Vietnam
a success in meeting their overall objectives
• 74% of visitors are involved in purchasing /
recommending products & services for their
company
• 6% of visitors made a purchase of value from
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Valued feedback from attendees:
“Informa Exhibitions is the best Exhibitions’ Organiser we have ever
worked with in Vietnam due to their strong event support, professional
and prompt working relations. They provided great help in our company’s
branding and to approach the right customer groups through their
marketing efforts before and during the show to boost the efficiency
of our booth activities. We expect to continue working with them for
upcoming exhibitions both in Vietnam and other countries.” – Robert
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“We are pleased with the overall participation
at PALME Vietnam 2013 as our objectives
were met; whereby almost all our resellers
in HCMC were there to view our products
demonstration and this is something all
manufacturers would find it tough to do it on
their own effort to reach out to all their resellers
effectively. We have also got some new leads
through this exhibition and will continue to
support the PALME series of shows.” – Daniel
Poh, Regional Sales Manager, North Asia,
Extron Electronics Asia, Singapore (Exhibitor)
“All the seminar presentations were very
meaningful, useful and practical, especially
for us working in the broadcasting and radio
industry.” – Dang Thanh Ha, Lam Dong
Television Station, Vietnam (Delegate)
“PALME Vietnam was a good way for promotion
and helped us to strengthen the relations with
our distributor, Vistron. We will continue to
support PALME Vietnam.” – Ken Wheatley,
Director of Sales, Business Products, AsiaPacific, Christie Digital, USA (Speaker)
For
more
information,
please
www.palmeseries.com/vietnam.

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SONIC ART

FATHOM

A RADICAL SONIC ARTWORK FEATURING MARTIN AUDIO MLA

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sonic sea level that immerses audiences beneath the ocean
waves – without getting wet – and then allows them to climb
steps to emerge to a different sonic atmosphere has been
unveiled at the launch of a major new cultural festival celebrating
the River Tamar.
Fathom is a new ‘sonic artwork’ by Plymouth University media
arts specialists Jane Grant and Dr. John Matthias. In an attempt
to bring one of the country’s most diverse waterways into sharp
focus they used new generation technology to create an artificial
surface 6ft above the floor of a 17th century Royal Navy victualing
yard. Anyone that understands the challenge in creating two
distinct sonic experiences in the same space will know this is no
small feat — and it is Martin Audio’s award-winning technology
that has made this possible.
The company’s Multi-cellular Loudspeaker Array (MLA), supplied
by RG Jones, with lighting and staging by Pyramid AV, was used
to transmit a combination of live and recorded sounds, enabling
visitors to walk around and hear the sounds below the surface
of the estuary. They were also able to lift their heads above the
‘Fathom’ to hear the sounds above the water.
This commission was the centrepiece of a public event to launch
It’s All About the River, a year-long project to celebrate the
historical, cultural and industrial importance of the River Tamar,
which forms the border between Devon and Cor nwall. This sitespecific art work, utilising the confluence of the River Tamar and
immersing the Old Factory Cooperage at Royal W illiam Yard in
sound, formed part of the two week long Ocean City Festival.
Producer of the event and masterminding the audio production was
experienced sound engineer Simon Honywill, who has lectured for
many years at the nearby Deep Blue Sound and has been a strong
advocate of Martin Audio’s breakthrough technology since it was
launched. Underwater sound recording technology was provided
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Speaking of his involvement in the project, Honywill
said: “Of all the challenges I have had in my career
— and there have been many — it is fitting that my
home town of Plymouth should come up with the most
intriguing, demanding and wholly satisfying piece of
work I can remember.
The city rests between two estuaries, the Plym and
the Tamar, and despite the fact that the Plym gave
up its name to the city, it is the seemingly bottomless
Tamar that is the major waterway, dividing Devon from
Cor nwall. It is now, whilst still a busy waterway, a
common thread for a wide group of artists of many
kinds, and it is art that unexpectedly brought the
Tamar and Martin Audio’s MLA system together.”
The challenge took him on an empirical jour ney into
the unknown, as recordings were made out on the
river by the two artists. “Some were familiar sonic
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below the waves?” he asks rhetorically. The recordings
were to be complemented with live input from a pair
of hydrophones, electrical instruments for detecting
or monitoring sound under water, which delivered
a constant picture of the activity down in the deep
throughout an entire weekend.
“The key element of Fathom that John and Jane
wanted to convey was the divide between water and
air, and Jane’s concept was to create a boundary at
1 fathom (6ft 6in) from the floor where visitors to the
piece could climb steps and emerge from the sonic
water into the very different atmosphere above. It was
up to me to find a way of achieving this convincingly.”
He immediately knew that the answer lay in the groundbreaking Martin Audio MLA — designed to accurately
place sound where it is required, and keep it away
from where it is not. “It was the only way I could even
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unique project demanded, and the only system I am
aware of that can be programmed to make deep
holes in its coverage.”
The underwater experience would consist of eight
stacks of five MLA in a space 30m x 15m, and the
air experience would be a ring of six Martin Audio
DD6 (Differential Dispersion) speakers on tall stands
in the centre of the space, where listeners would
climb up steps into a stereo soundscape generated
by a pair of DPA 2011 mics rigged over the water
where the live hydrophones were placed.
Simon Honywill admits he had no idea how well this
would work. “I was asking the system to cover no
more than about 7m, tail off rapidly and create a
hole in the coverage at 6ft 6in from the floor. It was
really pushing the envelope — audio quality was not
necessarily high priority but the software said it was
possible.
“I must have tried about 10 different configurations
in Display 2 [Martin Audio’s proprietary software]
before settling on the final one that got rigged. I
only had one chance to get it right too, as budget
constraints meant that I had crew for four hours and
that was it.
Fortunately this approach was successful, as there
was no way I could re-rig 40 MLA enclosures on my
own!”
Andy Davies, Martin Audio Application Support,
concluded: “W ith our advanced multi-cellular
systems, we have introduced a new way of
controlling sound systems. W ith a desire to push
the boundaries and advance the art and science
of sound reinforcement, it was a great honour for
Martin Audio to be involved in this project.”
Pictures: Nic Black
About the River Tamar Project
The River Tamar Project is a major cultural
partnership, aimed at using the arts as a vehicle
to connect local and inter national communities with
the river. It was initially conceived in 2001, and has
since worked with nationally and inter nationally
renowned
figures
including
engineer
John
Shuttleworth, public art consultant Isabel Vasseur
and artist Adam Chodzko.
Its focus is to explore future uses of the River
Tamar, seeking to inspire new levels of engagement
from the tidal reaches along the rural Devon and
Cor nwall banks to the urban centre of Plymouth
and creating a hive of activity to stimulate social,
cultural and economic development.
The project is supported by a number of
organisations including Plymouth University, Arts
Council England, Cor nwall Council, West Devon
Borough Council, Plymouth City Council, the
Cor nish World Heritage Site, Tamar Valley Area of
Outstanding Natural Beauty, National Trust, FEAST
and Creative Skills. For more information, visit www.
tamarproject.org.uk.

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TricolorIndia
DESIGNS & SPECIFIES
GIANT PROJECTION
SPECTACLE IN DELHI

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London-based projection artist, Ross Ashton,
designed and specified the large format projection
elements of a new permanent immersive multi-media
spectacle in Delhi India, at the Guru Tegh Bahaur
Memorial on the NH1 highway at Singhu Border.
Ashton and Himanshu Sabharwal, his business partner
in TricolorIndia, were commissioned by the Delhi
Tourism & Transportation Development Corporation
(GTDB) to create the piece, for which Sabharwal was
the overall Show Director.
Their brief was to create an visually immersive experience
that had a universal spiritual appeal to people of all
faiths, and that could work harmoniously with the new
age minimalist architecture of the monument.
TricolorIndia delivered the entire technical infrastructure
involved including projection, lighting and audio. Hailed
as the largest installation currently in India, the challenge
was to ensure that the substantial amount of equipment
and engineering involved seamlessly dovetailed into the
beautifully landscaped site.
The looped 20-minute visual show runs every night and is
based on the phrase ‘Hind ki Chadar’ – a popular reference
to the Guru Tegh Bahaur, which energises ‘Kudrat ki Chadar’
the five elements of nature: earth, wind, fire, water and void.
Ashton and Sabharwal came up with a concept that was then
dramatically interpreted for them as the five elements by sarod
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The five elements are represented
by fantastical imagery, starting
with the Void and ending with the
Earth, incorporating a myriad of
potential and interlinking ideas and
suggestions, and including amazing
visuals of flying fish, giant butterflies
and flying kites. All of them were
drawn from the imagination and
magic of Indian mythology.
The massive monument has a central
tower that represents Guru Tegh
Bahadur, with three semi-arches
signifying his three disciples and
ten surrounding monoliths denoting
ten Sikh Gurus disseminating their
teaching. There is a 45 x 45 metre
diameter circular surface at floor
level.
The monument is projected onto
by 16 x Christie 20K Roadster
machines, specified by Ashton
for their robust build, which had
to withstand the climate and
outdoor environment, and excellent
brightness.
Six
machines
are
focused on the floor area and the
other ten cover the five metre wide
panels of the 10 monoliths.

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