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LED/LCD Monitors By Mark Johnson Back in the day the word “monitor” was usually used to describe a very accurate broadcast display (though in those days it was a CRT). ... |
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DPA Microphones d:vote Building on the 4099 instrument clip mic series, d:vote has enhanced the shock mount to provide even better absorption.... |
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Sound Devices PIX-Dock The PIX-Dock by Sound Devices is an SSD mounting accessory that also operates as a multi-format interface to attach the SSD to a computer for file transfer and management via PIX-CADDY and Thunderbolt technology.... |
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Altinex TP115-120 and TP 115-121 The TP115-120 provides transmission of computer and HDTV video signals over twisted pair-type (Cat-5/6) cable while the TP115-121 receives these signals over twisted pair-type (Cat-5/6) cable.... |
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FSR WB-200, PWB-203, and PWB-250 The PWB-200, PWB-203, and PWB-250 feature an interior with flat sides to maximize capacity and an IPS knockout capable of mounting up to six single plates.... |
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3D/Large Venue Projectors By Llanor Alleyne While large flatpanel displays get a lot of attention as the visualization outlet of choice for many venues, projectors are still ideal for application briefs that feature large audiences in complicated lighting situations. ... |
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Bose FreeSpace IZA 250-LZ/190-HZ and FreeSpace ZA 250-LZ/190-HZ The FreeSpace IZA amplifiers are designed for background/foreground music and paging applications.... |
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Gefen ToolBox 8x8 Matrix for HDMI with FST The ToolBox 8x8 Matrix for HDMI with FST matrix switcher allows direct connections between different HD sources and displays without networking.... |
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Meyer Sound 1100-LFC The 1100-LFC low-frequency control element is a self-powered loudspeaker operating in the range of 28Hz to 100Hz.... |
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