Used Comet 4000

Comet

A ruggedly constructed medium to long throw follow spot, the Comet produces a narrow, hard or soft edged beam which zooms from 2.3 degrees to 12.2 degrees. With top mounted iris, shutter, and dimmer control handles, this easy to use follow spot is designed to use the unique high performance FLE, ENX and FXL quartz halogen lamps. The Comet can be used in any application where manual control of a lighting beam is required to follow a performer and to vary beam size, quality and color.

Used Altman

Altmanâ?¦. A name that stands for quality, durability, pride, and excellenceâ?¦. a name synonymous with tradition, dedication, and design innovationâ?¦ a family name. For over fifty years the Altman name has stood true as one of the leading innovators of theatrical, architectural, and film and video lighting available on the market today. Charles Altman, the patriarch and founder, whose spirit is still alive in the company today, founded the company based on the ideals of a top quality product available at an affordable price. Ronald Altman, whose memory still inspires loyalty and will always live on as the company grows. Robert Altman, a son who boldly leads the company into the 21st century with state of the art innovations and high quality product with his father Charlie's philosophy still in mind. Randall Altman, a grandson, who is stride by stride with Robert maintaining family pride in excellence. As the generations continue through the constant pursuit of excellence, these individuals as well as other family members and complete staff of employees (who are all treated as family members) strive to keep the family philosophy alive with customer satisfaction, personal service, and a quality product that has proved to last through the test of time.

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Used Follow Spots

Follow Spots are used in stage lighting in order to project an intense beam of light onto the stage. Often called spot lights, follow spots are usually controlled manually during live performances, by a follow spot operator whose job it is to follow the movements of performers on the stage. Follow spots are used in almost all stage productions and concerts, when it is necessary to highlight one or more individuals at specific times during the show. High-intensity discharge lamps are the preferred light source for most follow spots, although others can be used. To change the color of the spot light that is directed onto the stage, follow spots operators use something known as a color magazine, which is fitted to the follow spot and contains a number of different colored gels. The arrangement of follow spots varies according to the venue. Some venues have follow spots installed on the catwalk, or otherwise in the main control booth or special spot booths. During concerts, the follow spots are often mounted on trusses. These spot booths are installed in strategic places, to the sides, or at the rear of the stage, depending on the coverage requirements, and also other considerations, such as the architecture of the venue.