LaserWorld Product Reviews at Frankfurt Musikmesse 2012

0:16 I mean something like that now, if you look at that

I mean, I remember the days when two and three watt laser was water-cooled in all sorts. And the way technology has moved forward, it's just absolutely incredible. I mean something like that now, if you look at that. PL6000... I mean alright, it's not exactly cheap but six What's that? Yeah, the power output. I think, I hope I'm right in saying that's four and a half watts. Absolute speed, absolutely stunning. What can you tell us about this little beauty? Yeah, absolutely. This is, as was mentioned before, this is a new Pure Light Compact Series. It's an extension of the Pure Micros. This has taken it to the next level in brightness and Power, but still in small casing. Still with the same idea and technique of keeping the actual top half of the unit where all the electronics and the diodes are sealed with no airflow. But this takes it to different powers. We start off with 3 watt RGB, a 6 watt RGB and an 11 watt RGB. That is crazy. I'm just going to butt in there, interject a little bit. Years ago I remember seeing laser shows

2:47 Thank you for watching, and I'll see you next time

And I remember seeing a laser one and a half watts, and it was a huge beast, water-cooled and all sorts. Yeah, all gas driven. You'd need water mains pumping into it to keep it cool. You'd need three-phase electricity so your normal main plugs wouldn't... So when actually the club ran these units, the amount of cost to actually run it was phenomenal. But now these actually run from a normal IC mains socket. Thank you for watching, and I'll see you next time. This is actually a new cost-effective unit. Now even this unit, about, well up until now, a year ago, was looking at probably what? Three times the size? Somewhere in this sort of region. So suddenly you've got a unit that's actually nearly four of the size.

Thanks for watching. Yes, the next level, again, Pico is part of the RTI range. RTI is our high-end products that are manufactured in Germany. And again, 100% manufactured in Germany. These use the highest products possible internal components and from that you get absolute stunning shows. These are units where your Starting to go into ranges for concerts, outdoor events, big shows, laser shows where you need high output power. When it comes to outdoor performances where you don't have the benefit of using haze and smoke, you need to be looking at least 10 watt units plus to actually get high power output. That must travel quite a distance. 10 watts, if you just pointed that in one direction and you had a good clear day, how far would a beam like that go? What sort of distance? With an actual beam which is spread across the mirror, so an animation as such or an in-air effect, a circle, a line, you're looking over a few hundred metres when you're looking at sort of 10 watt power. If you put it into a single beam...

5:20 You can be looking at quite a few thousand meters

You can be looking at quite a few thousand meters. I was going to say kilometers, you know, a couple of miles. There is units that we do that you can stretch that far but you're looking at a lot more money again. Yeah which is possibly something like that. Are these the daddies? That's actually the Nano AT series, the card that was actually spec'd that was just on that video there and it actually should be on the one we're looking at now. Okay. Ah yeah, I beg your pardon, yeah, that's right. So the Pico is a smaller unit that's more compact and manageable. It's got units that are up to 11 watt RGB which would probably have quality components in the previous range of your compact series. The RTI Nano is when we again take it to the next level for big high-end professional shows with touring companies. So, the kind of things you see in concerts like McDonald's or

Any big world superstar would actually use these units. There's so many references that you'll see on the website from acts and artists and companies and everything where we've done shows for and supported our customers in doing shows and using our units. And these are then into the hundreds of thousands of euros, I presume? Well, the Nano Series literally starts with anything from an 8-watt RTV So nearly a quarter of a million euros. My God! Wow. That's a lot. You know, do you... You know, of course you sell them. Do they, you know, is it one a month, one a week, one a day? Or could all of a sudden, presumably, you'll get a company saying we want three? Yes, things like that do happen. I can't say how many we do per month or per year. That's secret information. Okay. All right, Dennis, it has been a pleasure. Thank you very much indeed. Again, I can't stress enough because people are always saying, I want to know about this one, I want to know about that one.

Go and check out the description, go and check out the link, and you will get all the information you need on all of these items from Laserwheel, Music Mess 2012. And we will finish off with practice and enjoy. Practice and enjoy. It's been a while since I've done one of these videos. I got you there. Alright, nice one Dennis, thank you. It's all punk but it's all good, thank you.

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