LumenRadio's Estonian distributor E&T provided a CRMX system
Estonia - Eesti Laul, the Estonian qualifying competition where the winner gets to represent Estonia in the prestigious Eurovision Song Contest was this year using LumenRadio's wireless CRMX Nova products to control the spectacular lighting rig.

Under the lights of a massive lighting rig containing over 80 x Robe moving heads, the 10 finalists performed in front a large audience at Tallinn's Nokia Concert Hall.

LumenRadio's Estonian distributor E&T, provided a CRMX system containing one dual universe transmitter and multiple single universe receivers. E&T's General Manager Olev Luhaäär explains, "It is really eye-opening to see how many moving lights that can be controlled with only one transmitter unit. When you plan a show of this size that involves a lot of fixtures, wireless lighting control is absolutely necessary."

Luhaäär continues, "The CRMX system reduces the set-up time significantly and by saving time you also reduce cost. Another important factor is that there is no room for failure, therefore providing the production team with LumenRadio's products was obvious since they proved its abilities and reliability in these events hundreds of times before."

LumenRadio's sales and marketing manager, Jessica Björk, adds, "We are thrilled to have been a part of a fantastic show like this. It's satisfying to see a project like this come together and we are very happy to have been working with E&T on this show - and we look forward to many more projects with them in the future."

(Jim Evans)


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