Gear-Source, LED Source Sign Exclusive Agreements With Coemar
WELLINGTON, FL – Marcel Fairbairn, founder and president of Gear-Source, Inc. and GearSource.com, announced a sales and marketing agreement with Coemar.
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Chauvet Q-Spot 160-LED Now Shipping
Chauvet's Q-Spot 160-LED, a moving yoke fixture equipped with a 20-watt white LED that promises output comparable to a 150-watt fixture, is now shipping. Chauvet says the fixture, which replaces the Q-Spot 150-LED, is 46 percent brighter, with a lux measurement of 7,641 at one meter.
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Osram Opto Semiconductors Announce Gains in LED Efficiency
SUNNYVALE, CA – Osram Opto Semiconductors announced a 30 percent boost in the efficiency of red thin-film LEDs under development. The advance, which bodes well for smaller, brighter and cooler fixtures, also holds promise for LED products with better color rendering.
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R&M Materials Handling Recognizes Top Distributors
SPRINGFIELD, OH – R&M Materials Handling, Inc., recognized several key partners at the R&M Master Distributor Meeting for their sales efforts during the challenging economic conditions in 2009. Jim Vandegrift, R&M president, also presented the 2009 President's Award to George Simmons.
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Projection Technology Helps Restore Look of Damaged Murals
RUEDESHEIM, Germany – Michaela Janke, a student at the Cologne University for Applied Science's conservation and restoration institute, came up with the idea of using light projections to give visitors to the Broemserhof a better idea of what its centuries-old murals looked like before they were heavily damaged in World War II.
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Projection Studio Lights Buckingham Palace Ballroom
LONDON – The Projection Studio designed a 90-minute video projection for a Buckingham Palace ballroom for a concert marking the 90th anniversary of The Not Forgotten Association, which was founded in 1920 to entertain disabled military personnel and veterans.
Read More »Auerbach Participates In CHRG Summer Institute
SANTA FE, NM – S. Leonard Auerbach of Auerbach Pollock Friedlander, Performing Arts/Media Facilities Planning and Design, is on the faculty for the 2010 Concert Hall Research Group (CHRG) Summer Institute, taking place at July 25-29 at La Fonda in Santa Fe, N.M.
Read More »Milwaukee Bucks’ Bradley Center Upgrades LED Video Displays
MILWAUKEE, WI – Bradley Center, home to sporting events featuring the Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Admirals, Milwaukee Iron and others, is renovating its LED video elements with help from Lighthouse, TS Sports and Anthony James Partners.
Read More »ESTA Posts ACN Revisions for Public Review
NEW YORK – BSR E1.17 – 201x, Entertainment Technology – Architecture for Control Networks, has been posted for review. The draft standard is a suite of documents that revise sections of the existing ANSI E1.17 – 2006.
Read More »Voting for 2010 Hometown Hero Lighting Companies Begins
LAS VEGAS – The nominations from PLSN readers are in, the regional finalists for the 2010 Lighting Company of the Year have been named, and now it's time for you, the readers of PLSN, to vote on the top regional lighting company in five regions of the U.S. and Canada.
Read More »Crew Member Dies After Fall at Will Young Concert
KENT, U.K. – A backstage crew worker died after sustaining head injuries related to a fall before a July 15 concert featuring Will Young at Rochester Castle. Police and emergency workers cordoned off the accident scene, rushed the worker to the hospital in an ambulance, and the concert proceeded after an hour and a half delay.
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A.C.T Lighting Brings grandMA2 and MDG theONE to Bandit Lites – Nashville
NASHVILLE – On Wednesday July 21 Bandit Lites will be hosting a open house at their Nashville, Tenn. location. In support of Bandit Lites, A.C.T Lighting will be on hand to demo the grandMA2 console range and MA Lighting's VPU media server. Also making its American debut will be MDG's theONE multi-function atmospheric machine.
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