"Our new products generated a fantastic amount of interest at Prolight and Sound 2013 which turned out to be the best trade show ever for Ayrton," says Ayrton's export manager, Valère Huart-Gyors. "Word is spreading as Ayrton develops as a company with more and more distributors across the world. It is not so common to be innovative in this industry and people like our unique concepts and projectors like the RollaPix, VersaPix and MagicPanel. MagicPanel 602 is really an eye catching projector which many lighting designers and rental companies are extremely keen to use.
"For the show we used a bank of 25 MagicPanels on the rear wall of the stand alongside 65 Nandobeams, and a floor constructed of 126 DreamPanel Floor HD18 tiles. The lighting design was extremely dramatic and showed just some of the creative possibiilties these new units can facilitate."
MagicPanel 602 can be managed by ArtNet, RDM or DMX and produces a sharp edge 15.000 lumen multidirectional light beam, thanks to its motorised infinite pan tilt system - all from only 600W power consumption.
NandoBeam 302 is an elegantly designed, compact 300W LED moving head that is small, light, fast and very edgy. NandoBeam has 19 15W Osram RGBW LED arranged in three independently controllable crowns within a small round head; the widest crown is split into two to enhance the effects. Ayrton has developed a lightweight optical system for hard edged beams with an ultra quick zoom from 8° to 40° which also allows wash applications - all with the fabulous Ayrton colours and at an affordable price.
MADesign addresses the question of how to light a corporate event using a professional projector. Combining an original concept with a sleek design, MADesign is a tall, reclineable mast light with five adjustable, individually controllable, RGBW LED sources and 45 mm high performance optics that allow an infinite palette of rich, pastel or saturated colours, MADesign also features an optional backlight on the rear of the fixture.
MADesign can be directly controlled by a control panel located on the main mast or with an infrared remote or by DMX RDM via the onboard wireless DMX RDM LumenRadio receiver.
(Jim Evans)
