Look at places such as your local rental house (if yo have one) or online like Used Lighting dot com. Looks like they have an Ion 6000.Good luck in your search!~Dave
Welcome to CB! I am moving this to the Projection Forum so it is posted in the appropriate place. Hopefully it will get better traction there.What kind of cables and converters are you using? If your HDMI cables are ARC, they could be in the wring direction (just switch the cables around to...
The SQ line does have local inputs as well. Stage boxes and Dante stuff are optional. It can plug and play if you have analogue lines or a snake in place already.The TF3 workflow is what really bothered me the most. I used one several times. It was not intuitive, and clunky. I also did not...
Both the QU and Midas are a bit long in the tooth as far as platforms are concerned. I'd look into the Allen and Heath SQ line. It is a nice update to the QU with a friendly interface. I found the TF3 to be not as great as the others you mention as well. Look at the number of channels you would...
LED's have come a long way in recent years. I have not seen a theatre install in recent years that include many incandescent fixtures at all. Proper fixtures do really render great color, and are even friendly on skin tones. You do get what you pay for with LED's. In initial cost and conversion...
I saw this this morning. It is sad. Certainly looks like good procedures and staffing were not in place or executed to provide for a safe expirence for everyone.~Dave
It seems like your riser height to storage / ease of set up ratio might be tricky here. Stageright stuff is great. Once you start to go higher up, you end up with exponentially greater issues of concern like proper railing and step access., wheelchair and walker seating accessibility, etc...