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This month brings brand new additions to the already extensive 4Wall Las Vegas rental inventory.  A few of the items making their first appearance at 4Wall's corporate headquarters include MA Lighting grandMA2 Light consoles, Lycian M2 Followspots, and Chroma-Q Color Force 12 LEDs.


The grandMA2 Light console is the perfect tool for controlling multiple lighting fixtures- from conventional and moving lights, to LEDs, video, and media.  Its features include real time control for 256 universes, 6 DMX outputs, and two internal wide mode touchscreen monitors.




Lycian's M2 is quickly becoming an industry standard for those looking for extreme flexibility in a followspot.  With the ability to change between long, short, or medium throw lenses quickly, as well as an option for a 1200w or 2500w light source, the M2 give maximum flexibility to designers and rental houses alike.




The Chroma-Q Color Force 12 joins the larger "48" and "72" models already residing in the 4Wall Las Vegas rental inventory.  The RGBA fixture provides a smooth uniform wash and a massive output of 2,400 lumens.



All three of these new items are in stock and available to rent immediately.  Click here to request a quote online!

UsedAV.com is going on the road next month, starting in Los Angeles.  4Wall's growing website for broadcast video and pro audio will be exhibiting at Createasphere's Entertainment Technology Expo, which will be held March 1st at LA Center Studios.

The Entertainment Tech Expo (ETE) will feature workshops, keynote speeches from top Hollywood cinematographers, and expo booths from JVC, Canon and more.

Thinking of selling your AV equipment but looking for the right opportunity?  Visit the booth to learn how easy it is to liquidate unwanted equipment with UsedAV.com  You can find the crew at booth #20 right across from JVC!

For directions, times, and to RSVP click here: ETE Event Page

The class instructors were Michael Gallart and Teddy Read, both members of the local and experienced console programmers.  A total of sixteen Union members sat at eight consoles that were provided for the training by 4Wall and ETC. 

"Two programmers sharing the desk helps build confidence and increases awareness as they support each other," said Gallart.

The class was beneficial for both beginning programmers and those already versed in programming basics.  Topics included DMX networks, system configuration, language, console hardware elements, user interfaces, macros, running cues, and more.

Gallart spoke of the need for the class, saying, "There is currently a great need for programmers in IATSE local 52.  Based on the overwhelming number of requests to participate and the success of this first class, we anticipate holding more training classes in the near future."

A big thanks from all of us at 4Wall to ETC, IATSE 52, and of course Michael and Teddy for the chance to host a great and informative event!