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Sundance Lighting-Rockboard

New Opaque Projector

James Moody, President of Sundance Lighting Corporation, announced a console designed to be used for rock concerts, dance and
variety theatre. It incorporates some unique features: flash buttons
on each channel, a programmable chaser, a 10 scene pin matrix, and
5 scene push button matrix, in addition to a 2 scene, 3 subs per scene
control center. The units can be set-up for any dimmer DC voltage
requirements, and has dialable input voltages ranging from 110 to
250 volts. Units come in 36, 48 and 60 channel designs with optional
features. Marketed by Sundance Lighting Corporation; 1420 North
Beachwood Drive; Hollywood, Ca 90028.

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A new, versatile opaque projector designed for large scale horizontal imaging as well as vertical projection was announced by ArtO-G raph Inc.
Its capabilities were designed for craftsmen in super graphics, sign
shops, screen printing shops and for muralists, bulletin artists,
theatre set designers, commercial artists and portraitists.
The MS230 has an exclusive lens/mirror turret that makes possible projection in any direction (360°). With the turret vertical it
serves as an artist's projector with a range of 50% reduction to 500%
enlargement. In the horizontal mode, copy can be blown up 30 times.
The MS230 projects opaque material, small objects and color
transparencies (up to 5"X?,,). It has an Ednalite/Art-O-Graph 9'!2', f/
3.7, 4 element flat field lens and first surface mirror. Illumination is
600 watts. Large ball casters make it mobile. Focusing is by convenient handwheel.
For further information contact: Art-a-Graph Inc.; 529 S. Seventh
Sf.; Minneapolis, MN 55415.

Two New Lighting Fixtures from Lighting Services, Inc.
Extruded square spotlight, their model S155, is the newest addition to a family of extruded square fixtures. It is clean lined functional
fixture for general accent lighting, and utilizes all medium screw base
R30 lamps not greater than 110 watts. The S155 is fully adjustable
and self locking in all horizontal and vertical planes. It is available in a
wide variety of mounting options. Standard LSI colors are Black,
White, Bronze, Brushed Aluminum and Mirror Polished Aluminum.
Other optional accessories include a cellular metal louver to control
spill and glare and a complete range of permanent glass color filters
and a spread lens. Built in switches on most models facilitate focusing, adding color filters and lamp changing.
LSI has also announced a 5.5 volt, 26/46 and 12 volt 27/47 series
of low voltage units which are extremely compact and designed for
decorative and exciting atmosphere.
(Continued on p. 30)
US ITT/Fall, 1978

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