DALLAS – Gemini LSV (Light Sound Video) held an open house Nov. 16-17 to demonstrate the Parasol KLR-10 (Kinetic Light Ring) system. Gemini became the first company to purchase this system, which enables a designer to move the source point of a number of automated lighting fixtures along a pre-defined path. The system setup at LDI 2011 is pictured here, with Clay Paky Sharpy fixtures.
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Gemini Open House Demonstrates Parasol KLR-10
DALLAS – Gemini LSV of Dallas, Texas, will be holding an open house Nov. 16-17 to demonstrate the Parasol KLR-10 (Kinetic Light Ring)system. Gemini became the first company to purchase this system. The KLR system is Parasol’s second product that enables a designer to move the source point of a number of automated lighting fixtures along a pre-defined path. The KLR system is based on a patent application filed by Parasol earlier this year.
Gemini President Terry Cain is excited about presenting this new patent-pending technology to its many customers and has lots of ideas for venues and applications for the KLR.
Parasol CEO Hermann Fruhm remarked that this first important sale is a milestone that will be indelibly marked in Parasol’s history, much like the first use of automated lights by Genesis in 1981. Parasol’s patented technology of moving the source point of moving lights introduces another dimension to the world of entertainment lighting. Gemini can be contacted at +1 214-341-4822.
