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NEW PRODUCTS

Q3Z 3.5" ZOOM

NEW MIXER/POWER AMPLIFIER

ELLIPSOIDAL SPOTLIGHT

The Q3Z 3.5" Zoom Ellipsoidal Spotlight, a compact zoom ERS measuring 17" long x 8.5" wide x 11" high
(including shutters), has been introduced by Stage Lighting Distributors. The lighting instrument has a
mini-can socket for tungsten halogen lamps, is UL listed, and is UL
rated for use with lamps up to 325
watts. It is designed for throws between 6' and 40' and is capable of
variable field angles between 25° and
40°. For additional information contact: Stage Lighting Distributors, Industrial Park, Route 9W, Stony Point,
NY 10980; (914) 947-3034. *

A new mixer/power amplifier, the
1715A, was introduced by Altec Lansing. The 171SA was developed to
provide a flexible product with more
standard features, and yet be cost
effective.
The 171SA mainframe consists of
a fully protected ISO-watt amplifier
with six input/output ports. When
configured with the Altec 1781 programmable input modules, the mainframe becomes a six-channel mixing
system.
Standard features include a compressor/limiter, a low- and highfrequency shelving equalizer, input

muting, remote volume control capability, and a generator capable of
producing four types of tOnes.
The system is comprised of only
nine components. Any configuration
of input modules, output modules,
connectOr style, and control functions can be implemented from these
nine components. Multiple units can
be stacked to provide additional inputs and power output capability.
For more information contact
Altec Lansing Corp., Literature Department, PO. Box 26105, Oklahoma City, OK 73126-0105; (405)
324-5311. *

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The Gerriets/Grossman Scenic Brush System incorporates the finest boar bristles with contemporary plastics
technology to produce high quality, long-lasting scenic
brushes. Each imported Chungking boar bristle is tapered and has a split end to help hold an entire charge of
paint. Bundles of bristles are then shaped to the desired
form and set into solid epoxy, filling a stainless steel
ferrule. Finally, a threaded bolt of either nylon or stainless steel is embedded into and centered in the ferrule.
As a result, the brush head can be securely attached to
one of three different handles. Six different brush styles
are available, each in selected sizes.
Handles for the brushes are designed to fit several
paint accessones, such as medium density foam rollers,
a spring snap charcoal and magic marker holder, straight
edges, and 90° corners. The three handle sizes are a 35.5"
fiberglass handle, a 35" turned aluminum handle, and a
short handle for scenic artists who paint on vertical
surfaces.
For additional information contact: Trudy Bryson,
Gerriets International, R.D. I, 950 Hutchinson Road,
Allentown, NJ 08501; (609) 758-9121. *
LINE VOLTAGE MR-16 LAMP

The new MR-16 lamp operates at 120 VAC, requires no
adapter or transformer, screws in directly to existing
medium screw base fixtures, and has an improved reflector which transmits heat backwards and focuses the
light in a sharper beam pattern. For addi tiona! iniormation: contact Bob Rosenzweig, Aamsco Lighting, PO
Box 15119, Jersey City, NJ 07305; (800) 221-9102 *
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