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Clay Paky’s Sharpy Debuts at York Gig

Clay Paky’s Sharpy Debuts at York Gig

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YORK – When Graeme Sewell of Vortex Lighting Ltd saw the spotlight at a major industry exhibition he was determined to be the first to use it and gave Sharpy its debut with the Huge Party Band at two recent sell-out concerts in York. ‘I realised that Sharpy was significantly different from anything else on the market,’ Sewell explains. ‘We are a relatively small operation in the North of England and perhaps because of this I’ve always been a firm believer in the less-is-more approach. Sharpy fits the bill perfectly: less weight, less cost, but more power!’

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Alcorn McBride Adds New Features to SetPlayer Line

ORLANDO, FL – Alcorn McBride will introduce an enhanced feature set to the SetPlayer video playback line at the NAB Show in Las Vegas. The SetPlayer series is designed for on-set video applications, providing a solid-state alternative to server channels. The single channel SetPlayer (SP1000) has a 40 Mbps maximum bit rate and works with existing VDCP controllers. New to the line is MediaFlow; a compatible encoding software which delivers a complete workflow solution. This software provides a step-by-step method for encoding any source file to transfer it to the SetPlayer unit.

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Trace Lighting Release New Version of LimeLIGHT

Trace Lighting's latest version of LimeLIGHT features a number of updates aimed squarely at installers working in anything from clubs to conference centres. In latest version, LimeLIGHT offers the ability to put the already touch screen friendly arrays of buttons on a separate monitor. These button panels have long been a useful part of LimeLIGHT’s playback interface for club work, being particularly suitable for controlling attributes such as colour or anything not requiring fader control. Their utility is enhanced in this release with simple touches such as the ability to change colour to highlight their function. Another feature added following feedback from installers is the ability to “Lock” the console; until a password is entered the system can only be used for playback – the programming cannot be altered.

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Traxon Technologies High Resolution Media Systems

{mosimage}Traxon Technologies' High Resolution Media Systems, available in a variety of pixel pitches, can be combined to create a range of screen sizes and resolutions. Daisy chain topology and simple cabling help reduce installation and maintenance costs, and features include a high refresh rate and a lightweight, modular, slim-profile design.

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Video Designer Ken Gay Joins LMG Touring

NASHVILLE, TN – LMG Touring has hired video designer Ken Gay to provide creative design and sales support for concert touring. Gay will be based out of Nashville, in a new office under development, dubbed the LMG Design Studio, located in the Bailey's Building at 408 Broadway, 4th Floor, Nashville, TN 37203.

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Aluminum Truss and Tower Standard, Draft Stage Pin Connector Standard in Public Review

NEW YORK – Two draft documents have been added for public review on the PLASA website through May 30, 2011. They are ANSI E1.2 – 2006, Entertainment Technology – Design, Manufacture and Use of Aluminum Trusses and Towers, which is being considered for reaffirmation, and BSR E1.24 – 201x, Entertainment Technology – Dimensional Requirements for Stage Pin Connectors, which is a draft of a revision to the existing ANSI E1.24 – 2006.

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Robe UK at PLASA Focus

UK – Robe UK will be showing a selection of the latest Robe lighting products on Stand SB30 at PLASA Focus in Leeds, including the newly launched MMX Spot moving light, the new ROBIN 600 LEDWash and the ROBIN 600 Series of Spot, Wash and Beam luminaires.

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