ETC’s award winning Eos lighting control family is expanding – but the newest desk in the range isn’t! “Gio puts together the control-surface depth required to do large shows in a mid-ranged, ergonomically engineered package,” says Matt Kerr, ETC’s associate entertainment market manager. “We designed it to be the professional solution for space compromised productions and touring.” Gio will be … [Read more...]
See ETC’s new LED fixtures in STLD Shootout
Anyone interested in what today’s LED luminaires have to offer should make sure they see the STLD LED Shootout at PLASA 2011. Among the luminaires being put through their paces will be ETC’s new broadcast-specific Selador fixtures: Studio Line D40/D60 (an IP66 version of the D40 provides for ENG use), Studio HD, Studio Tungsten and Studio Daylight. Seeing its début at PLASA, these ultra-bright, … [Read more...]
New Gio control desk headlines ETC stand at PLASA 2011
At PLASA 2011, the big buzz around the ETC stand will be the official début of the newest control desk in the company’s award winning Eos line: Gio. Gio is designed to fill the mid range position in the Eos family, sitting between the Eos and Ion. It will offer the power of full Eos functionality, in a tidy footprint. Features include integrated, articulating multi touch displays, helpful … [Read more...]
ETC dealers Focus on Rome
ETC dealers from across central and southern Europe got to view the company’s new Rome office – and experience legendary Italian hosting – earlier this month, as part of ETC’s annual dealer Focus event. In a series of talks and seminars over the course of three days, delegates learned about new ETC products, projects and systems. Part of the event centred on ETC’s latest LED fixtures, … [Read more...]
ETC Eos makes a success of Romeo & Juliet at The O2
The Royal Ballet recently staged Romeo and Juliet for an audience of 12,000 – not at their home venue at Covent Garden, but at London’s vast O2 arena. The bold spatial experiment was a great success. And behind the scenes of the complex production was an ETC Eos lighting control system. The Royal Opera House bought Eos desks for their house performances in 2008, but needed additional desks to … [Read more...]
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