Hit for six
Robe Lighting launched six major new products at the recent Prolight+Sound 2008 trade show in Frankfurt, highlighting all its principal existing products from Robe and Anolis.
The new products included the DigitalSpot 3000 DT, the first Digital Moving Light projector combining an LED-based wash light with a Digital Moving Light Projector. The fixture emits 2,700 ANSI lumens from a single 200W projection lamp and has a contrast ratio of 2,000:1, which is now available in a compact package featuring an additional REDWash Module from Robe’s RED (Robe Emitted Diodes) Series.
Also new is the DigitalSpot 7000 DT, ROBE’s new flagship digital moving light projector, based on LCD technology, the fixture emitting 6,500 ANSI lumens from a single 330W projection lamp and is loaded with new parameters from its Graphics Engine and motorised fixture layout. Robe also took Frankfurt as the opportunity to launch its new RED (Robe Emitted Diodes) Series of fixtures.
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