#LDI2010: Preview of Stong Entertainments Neeva LED Profile Fixture

I had a chance to take a look at Strong Lighting’s latest LED product at the Broadway Lighting Master Classes this past April.  I held off on writing about it as it was still in the prototype phase. After talking with Strong recently, they are preparing to launch and starting shipping the Neeva LED profile fixture.

Neeva is a RGBA or RGBW LED luminarie that produces a hard edge beam that can be focused, framed, and have gobos introduced into the optical path. Neeva produces a flat even field of light generated by our custom engineered LED light engine and custom optics system. Dimming and control are completely integrated via DMX 512. Neeva is designed to visually integrate into your existing lighting system and offer designers a range of possibilities were not previously possible with any LED luminaries.

If you are heading to LDI in Las Vegas in a couple weeks, make sure to stop by the Strong Lighting booth and check out the Neeva.

Chauvet Announces LED Moving Lights That Fits in the Palm of Your Hand – MiN Spot & Wash

CHAUVET, a leading manufacturer of LED lighting, announces the release of two new ultra-compact moving yokes, MiN Spot RGBW (pictured left), and MiN Wash RGBW . Imagine an LED-fitted moving yoke that fits in the palm of your hand. These two new members of the MiN family feature a powerful 13-watt quad-color LED and built-in sound-activated and automatic programs, plus a vector speed channel for smooth pan, tilt and color mixing.

Both are surprisingly bright fixtures—30 percent brighter than the original—with full RGBW color mixing—capable of creating 4.2 billion colors. MiN Spot RGBW has 6- or 14-channels of DMX control and a gobo wheel with nine gobos. MiN™ Wash RGBW has 5- or 13-channels of DMX control and offers washes in soft pastels to vivid, saturated colors.

Each weigh less than nine pounds, adding more pop than weight to any rig, and are perfect for small clubs or mobile DJs. Mount them on low ceilings or over the bar, line a stage or back display, or mount directly onto your deck…the possibilities are endless.