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(212) 729-4305 www.AudioVideoNYC.comGene Shapirohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08866662410299092857noreply@blogger.comBlogger881100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2272581384050071027.post-44129836750921157172011-02-22T09:12:00.005-05:002011-02-22T09:22:52.338-05:00<div align="justify"><a href="http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-4LrfThnufMU/TWPFBCrCg6I/AAAAAAAAALM/2LidYw_mZlM/s1600/20.jpg"><img style="MARGIN: 0px 10px 10px 0px; WIDTH: 200px; FLOAT: left; HEIGHT: 129px; CURSOR: hand" id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_5576517385302737826" border="0" alt="" src="http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-4LrfThnufMU/TWPFBCrCg6I/AAAAAAAAALM/2LidYw_mZlM/s200/20.jpg" /></a><br /><a href="http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-ZDMYczIS8cs/TWPEn_oIMJI/AAAAAAAAALE/_JHKEeH8xgU/s1600/2.jpg"><img style="MARGIN: 0px 10px 10px 0px; WIDTH: 459px; FLOAT: left; HEIGHT: 56px; CURSOR: hand" id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_5576516954988490898" border="0" alt="" src="http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-ZDMYczIS8cs/TWPEn_oIMJI/AAAAAAAAALE/_JHKEeH8xgU/s200/2.jpg" /></a><br /><strong></strong><br /><strong>Wedding Drapes Rental NYC - Rent Wedding Drapes (212)729-4305</strong><br />Give your event an elegant, professional look with our distinguished pipe and drape rental service in NYC. 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We also offer theatrical backdrop rental in NYC, that could enhance your existing scenery with a design that perfectly fits your needs. Past Clients &amp; Type of Events We Service •Consumer Show Pipe &amp; Drape•Trade Show Pipe &amp; Drape•Fashion Shows Drapery•Admission Registration •Wedding Reception Drape•Government Agencies •Universities Pipe &amp; Drape Rentals •Places of Worship in New York City•Media &amp; Press Conferences Drape Rental•Banquet Facilities Pipe &amp; Drape•Pipe &amp; Drape Rentals in New York City Additional Services &amp; Specials Requests: Depending on your needs, we also offer the following supplies and services. •Signs •Special Drape Colors •Easels •Dry-Erase Boards•2-way Radios •Tables &amp; Chairs •Exhibit Booths•Portable Trade Show Displays Customer Testimonials: "If you’re looking for pipe and drape rentals in New York City, you’ve found it. We’ve been using IVS for our pipe and drape rental for 3 years now and it has been great. 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If you’re looking for pipe &amp; drape in New York City, IVS is the way to go. - Dave Islands Magazine.<br /><a href="http://audiovideonyc.com/Drapery.html"><br />Wedding Drapes Rental NYC - Rent Wedding Drapes </a></div><div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/2272581384050071027-4412983675092115717?l=audiovideonyc.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Gene Shapirohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08866662410299092857noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2272581384050071027.post-43752683727052063562011-02-18T11:15:00.003-05:002011-02-18T11:34:55.621-05:00<div align="justify"><a href="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-yA6eGfsniUA/TV6fau4Ii7I/AAAAAAAAAK4/49wQgLINHN8/s1600/IVS%2BNew%2BLogo%2BJPEG.jpg"><img style="MARGIN: 0px 10px 10px 0px; WIDTH: 200px; FLOAT: left; HEIGHT: 196px; CURSOR: hand" id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_5575068670340139954" border="0" alt="" src="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-yA6eGfsniUA/TV6fau4Ii7I/AAAAAAAAAK4/49wQgLINHN8/s200/IVS%2BNew%2BLogo%2BJPEG.jpg" /></a><br />Interactive Vision Solutions is a full service New York City Audio Visual and Computer equipment rental, repair, and AV consulting company that specializes in AV and computer equipment rentals, repairs, installations in NYC, lcd projector rentals NYC, projection screen rentals Manhattan, sound system rentals NYC, speaker rentals NY, pa system rentals Manhattan, plasma tv rentals NYC, LCD monitor rentals NYC, microphone rentals Manhattan, stage rentals Manhattan, stage lighting rentals NYC, pipe and drape rentals in NYC, trade shows, corporate events, conferences and installation of A/V equipment rental NYC, Manhattan. 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ACAV provides the necessary cables as well as a protective case.</div><div align="justify">Projection Screen Rentals in New York City, NYC, Manhattan<br />Let your professionalism shine through with a LCD projector screen rental in New York City, NYC.</div><div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/2272581384050071027-8147381836252922397?l=audiovideonyc.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Gene Shapirohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08866662410299092857noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2272581384050071027.post-78521394642597359252010-08-22T10:41:00.002-04:002010-08-22T11:44:22.281-04:00<div align="justify"><a href="http://audiovideonyc.com/files/projectorrentalnyc.jpg"><img style="FLOAT: left; MARGIN: 0px 10px 10px 0px; WIDTH: 81px; CURSOR: hand; HEIGHT: 44px" alt="" src="http://audiovideonyc.com/files/projectorrentalnyc.jpg" border="0" /></a><br /></div><div align="justify">Audio Video NYC (212) 729-4305 is reliable, efficient and dedicated to getting your screen, speaker and projector rental job done for you in Manhattan, New York City. 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Call us now: (212) 729-4305.<br />We also have a special discount package for a combination projector and screen rental NYC, Plasma TV Rental NYC, Speakers Rental NYC, Stage Rental NYC, Sound System Rental NYC, Drapery Rental NYC, Stage Lighting Rental NYC, etc…. Here's to your flawless presentations in New York City, NYC, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx, Staten Island, and Queens!</div><div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/2272581384050071027-7852139464259735925?l=audiovideonyc.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Gene Shapirohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08866662410299092857noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2272581384050071027.post-91988779992756884572010-08-05T10:20:00.000-04:002010-08-05T10:21:07.202-04:00<a href="http://audiovideonyc.blogspot.com/2010/06/jbl-speakers-rentals-and-repair-nyc.html#comments">http://audiovideonyc.blogspot.com/2010/06/jbl-speakers-rentals-and-repair-nyc.html#comments</a><div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/2272581384050071027-9198877999275688457?l=audiovideonyc.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Gene Shapirohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08866662410299092857noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2272581384050071027.post-32824698906276676082010-07-31T11:04:00.002-04:002010-07-31T11:14:12.175-04:00<div align="justify"><a href="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_40A5I10gE5A/TFQ9peQjlQI/AAAAAAAAAJY/HztjnbVQD1g/s1600/Amplifire.jpg"><img id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_5500088827632653570" style="FLOAT: left; MARGIN: 0px 10px 10px 0px; WIDTH: 200px; CURSOR: hand; HEIGHT: 134px" alt="" src="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_40A5I10gE5A/TFQ9peQjlQI/AAAAAAAAAJY/HztjnbVQD1g/s200/Amplifire.jpg" border="0" /></a><br /></div><a href="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f4/MissionCyrus1-2.JPG"></a><div align="justify"><br /><br /></div><div align="justify">(By WikipediA)</div><div align="justify"><br /><br /></div><div align="justify">An audio amplifier is an <a title="Electronic amplifier" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_amplifier">electronic amplifier</a> that amplifies low-power audio <a class="mw-redirect" title="Signal (information theory)" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signal_(information_theory)">signals</a> (signals composed primarily of frequencies between 20 - 20 000 <a title="Hertz" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hertz">Hz</a>, the human range of hearing) to a level suitable for driving <a title="Loudspeaker" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loudspeaker">loudspeakers</a> and is the final stage in a typical audio playback <a class="mw-redirect" title="Signal chain (signal processing chain)" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signal_chain_(signal_processing_chain)">chain</a>.<br />The preceding stages in such a chain are low power audio amplifiers which perform tasks like <a title="Preamplifier" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preamplifier">pre-amplification</a>, <a title="Equalization" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equalization">equalization</a>, <a class="mw-redirect" title="Tone control circuits" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tone_control_circuits">tone control</a>, <a title="Mixing console" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mixing_console">mixing/effects</a>, or audio sources like <a class="mw-redirect" title="Record player" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Record_player">record players</a>, <a class="mw-redirect" title="CD player" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CD_player">CD players</a>, and <a class="mw-redirect" title="Cassette player" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cassette_player">cassette players</a>. Most audio amplifiers require these low-level inputs to adhere to <a title="Line level" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line_level">line levels</a>.<br />While the input signal to an audio amplifier may measure only a few hundred <a title="Watt" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watt">microwatts</a>, its output may be tens, hundreds, or thousands of watts</div><div align="justify"><br /><br /></div><div align="justify">History<br /><a class="image" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Poweramps.JPG"></a><br /><a class="internal" title="Enlarge" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Poweramps.JPG"></a>Three audio amplifiers<br />The audio amplifier was invented in 1909 by <a title="Lee De Forest" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_De_Forest">Lee De Forest</a> when he invented the triode <a title="Vacuum tube" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vacuum_tube">vacuum tube</a>. The <a title="Triode" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triode">triode</a> was a three terminal device with a control grid that can modulate the flow of electrons from the filament to the plate. The triode <a title="Valve amplifier" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valve_amplifier">vacuum amplifier</a> was used to make the first <a title="AM broadcasting" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AM_broadcasting">AM radio</a>.<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_amplifier#cite_note-0">[1]</a><br />Early audio amplifiers were based on vacuum tubes (also known as valves), and some of these achieved notably high quality (e.g., the <a title="Williamson amplifier" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Williamson_amplifier">Williamson amplifier</a> of 1947-9). Most modern audio amplifiers are based on solid state devices (<a title="Transistor" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transistor">transistors</a> such as <a class="mw-redirect" title="BJT" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BJT">BJTs</a>, <a class="mw-redirect" title="Field effect transistor" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field_effect_transistor">FETs</a> and <a title="MOSFET" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOSFET">MOSFETs</a>), but there are still some who prefer tube-based amplifiers, due to a perceived 'warmer' <a class="mw-redirect" title="Valve sound" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valve_sound">valve sound</a>. Audio amplifiers based on transistors became practical with the wide availability of inexpensive transistors in the late 1960s.<br />[<a title="Edit section: Design parameters" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Audio_amplifier&amp;action=edit&amp;section=2">edit</a>] Design parameters<br />Key design parameters for audio amplifiers are <a title="Frequency response" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency_response">frequency response</a>, <a title="Gain" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gain">gain</a>, <a class="mw-redirect" title="Signal noise" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signal_noise">noise</a>, and <a title="Distortion" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distortion">distortion</a>. These are interdependent; increasing gain often leads to undesirable increases in noise and distortion. While <a title="Negative feedback" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negative_feedback">negative feedback</a> actually reduces the gain, it also reduces distortion. Most audio amplifiers are linear amplifiers operating in <a class="mw-redirect" title="Class AB" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Class_AB">class AB</a>.<br />[<a title="Edit section: Filters and preamplifiers" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Audio_amplifier&amp;action=edit&amp;section=3">edit</a>] Filters and preamplifiers<br />Historically, the majority of commercial audio <a title="Preamplifier" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preamplifier">preamplifiers</a> made had complex filter circuits for equalization and tone adjustment, due to the far from ideal quality of recordings, playback technology, and speakers of the day.<br />Using today's high quality (often digital) source material, speakers, etc., such filter circuits are usually not needed. Audiophiles generally agree that filter circuits are to be avoided wherever possible. Today's audiophile amplifiers do not have tone controls or filters.<br />Since modern digital devices, including CD and DVD players, radio receivers and tape decks already provide a "flat" signal at line level, the preamp. is not needed other than as volume control. One alternative to a separate preamp. is to simply use passive volume and switching controls, sometimes integrated into a power amp. to form an "integrated" amplifier.<br />[<a title="Edit section: Further developments in amplifier design" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Audio_amplifier&amp;action=edit&amp;section=4">edit</a>] Further developments in amplifier design<br />For some years following the introduction of solid state amplifiers, their perceived sound did not have the excellent audio quality of the best valve amplifiers (see <a title="Valve audio amplifier" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valve_audio_amplifier">valve audio amplifier</a>). This led audiophiles to believe that <a class="mw-redirect" title="Valve sound" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valve_sound">valve sound</a> had an intrinsic quality due to the vacuum tube technology itself. In 1972, <a class="new" title="Matti Otala (page does not exist)" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Matti_Otala&amp;action=edit&amp;redlink=1">Matti Otala</a> demonstrated the origin of a previously unobserved form of distortion: transitory intermodulation distortion (TIM), also called slew rate distortion. TIM distortion was found to occur during very rapid increases in amplifier output voltage.<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_amplifier#cite_note-1">[2]</a> TIM did not appear at steady state sine tone measurements, helping to hide it from design engineers prior to 1972. Problems with TIM distortion stem from reduced open loop frequency response of solid state amplifiers. Further works of Otala and other authors found the solution for TIM distortion, including increasing slew rate, decreasing preamp frequency bandwidth, and the insertion of a lag compensation circuit in the input stage of the amplifier.<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_amplifier#cite_note-2">[3]</a><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_amplifier#cite_note-3">[4]</a><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_amplifier#cite_note-4">[5]</a> In high quality modern amplifiers the open loop response is at least 20 kHz, canceling TIM distortion. However, TIM distortion is still present in most low price home quality amplifiers.[<a title="Wikipedia:Citation needed" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Citation_needed">citation needed</a>]<br />The next step in advanced design was the Baxandall Theorem, created by Peter Baxandall in England.<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_amplifier#cite_note-5">[6]</a> This theorem introduced the concept of comparing the ratio between the input distortion and the output distortion of an audio amplifier. This new idea helped audio design engineers to better evaluate the distortion processes within an audio amplifier.</div><div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/2272581384050071027-3282469890627667608?l=audiovideonyc.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Gene Shapirohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08866662410299092857noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2272581384050071027.post-49427577300714808742010-06-17T09:16:00.002-04:002010-06-17T09:19:34.537-04:00<div align="justify"><a href="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_40A5I10gE5A/TBogvABm3uI/AAAAAAAAAIs/QyAamJYlKVE/s1600/recone.jpg"><img id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_5483731488109682402" style="FLOAT: left; MARGIN: 0px 10px 10px 0px; WIDTH: 200px; CURSOR: hand; HEIGHT: 98px" alt="" src="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_40A5I10gE5A/TBogvABm3uI/AAAAAAAAAIs/QyAamJYlKVE/s200/recone.jpg" border="0" /></a><br /></div><div align="justify">(212) 729-4305 Speakers Reconing, Speakers Reconing Manhattan, Recone Speakers in New York City<br />Let me say right up front, this is not a do-it-yourself project. Rather, it’s a discussion of whether, and when, to take your tired or blown speaker to the “speaker doctor” to be tuned up, or brought back to life. I’ve tried this at home, and believe me when I tell you, don’t try this at home!<br />Types of speaker damage.<br />Since speaker drivers are mechanical things with moving parts, they are subject to wear and fatigue. And since pro-audio speakers are subject to extreme abuse, even the heavy-duty models can fail under stress. Damage to a speaker can take many forms:<br />Speakers Reconing, Speakers Reconing Manhattan, Recone Speakers in New York City<br />Fatigue. While this is uncommon in heavy performance speakers, which are after all only used during performances (or at lowered levels, during practices and recording), it is fairly common in “house” speakers which play bass-heavy prerecorded music for hours on end, every day or night, or sound-company rentals which are in constant use under varying circumstances. I recently bought a pair of heavy subwoofers that had been installed in a disco for two years, pumping out bass seven nights a week. They worked, but didn’t sound nearly as crisp as a matching pair of the same model I’d bought new. There are three components of a speaker that are designed to flex as the cone moves in and out: the surround at the edge of the cone, the “spider” that covers the front of the magnet/voice coil assembly, and the braided wires that carry the signal to the voice coil. As the largest in area, and usually the most exposed to the elements, the cone surround usually suffers the most wear and can become “floppy,” changing the sound characteristics of the speaker. The cone itself flexes a bit in use, and environmental conditions (primarily humidity, including such extreme forms as spilling a beer into the cone) can accelerate its structural breakdown. After protracted use and exposure to the elements, a speaker’s moving parts can become - and sound - “tired.” Many pro sound companies and large clubs rotate and replace or recone their drivers on a regular basis to keep them fresh and functional.<br />Physical damage to cone or surround. A fatigued speaker can develop splits and cracks in the cone or surround, and once this happens, it can no longer move air as designed. Continued use will only place more stress on this weak point and enlarge the split or crack. Even worse, without adequate protection of the face of the speaker, some projectile (beer bottle, cue ball, Pete Townsend’s guitar) can pierce the cone more dramatically, rendering the speaker useless. The only exception to this is the “dustcap,” the little round bump in the middle of your woofer that covers the voice coil and magnet pole assembly; it’s principal purpose is simply to keep dirt and junk out of the voice coil gap, and if it is slightly dented but not actually pierced, that’s only a cosmetic problem and the speaker’s sound will be unaffected.<br />Voice coil burnout or rubbing. This is what is typically meant when we say a speaker is “blown.” A “blown” speaker commonly exhibits no external indications of damage, because the voice coil is not visible without disassembly, but this is by far the most common sort of speaker malfunction. It results from a buildup of heat in the voice coil, from excessive amplifier power or “clipping” distortion, which overcomes the ability of the speaker design to dissipate. When the overheating is sufficient, the relatively thin wire in the voice coil can actually melt at some point and develop an open circuit; when this happens the speaker stops making sound of any sort, and an ohmmeter placed across the speaker terminals will indicate no resistance whatsoever, because of the open circuit. Or the voice coil can deform from the cylindrical shape it must have to move back and forth in the magnetic gap. The speaker may still make sound, but it will be distorted, and when you push the cone in and out by hand there will be a “scraping” noise, felt as much as heard, which indicates that the voice coil is rubbing in the magnet gap. Other physical indications of a “blown” speaker can be an inability to move the cone in and out manually, indicating that the voice coil is stuck in the gap (from overheating, deformation, maybe even melting of the insulation or adhesives used to assemble it). I have seen speakers where a combination of voice coil damage and overexcursion has resulted in a cone which can be pushed in and will stay there, can be pushed out and will stay there, but will not “center” to its normal resting position.<br />Damage to nonmoving parts. This rarely (okay, never) happens from simply overpowering a speaker, because the magnet assembly and speaker frame or “basket” are pretty tough. However, if a speaker is dropped onto a hard surface it is possible to bend the frame (particularly if the speaker lands on the frame’s edge) or even break the magnet. This is the only type of speaker damage that is completely and totally unfixable. A bent speaker frame can never be straightened with sufficient precision to restore the close tolerances necessary for the voice coil to move unimpeded, and a broken magnet is simply that. A speaker so damaged must simply be discarded, although it’s a free opportunity to tear it apart first and see all the internal pieces and parts you’re reading about here, and then throw it away.<br />What is "reconing?"<br />Speakers Reconing, Speakers Reconing Manhattan, Recone Speakers in New York City<br />All types of damage or fatigue other than magnet or frame damage are fixable through a process called “reconing.” Basically, all the moving parts of the speaker (cone and surround, voice coil, lead wires, spider) are removed and replaced. First, of course, the old components are removed, along with anything that holds them in place (such as the front sealing gasket, which is cemented over the edge of the cone), resulting in an empty frame/magnet assembly, then the various adhesives that held them in place are removed by scraping or solvents and the voice coil gap cleaned of crud – dirt, dust, bits of burned voice coil. Then a replacement cone/voice coil assembly is fitted very precisely and secured in place with strong adhesives, a new front gasket is fitted, new lead wires are hooked to the terminals, and the result is a like-new speaker. Sometimes the magnet is even “recharged” on a giant machine that makes the lights dim for blocks around. All of this requires precise tools and jigs, powerful glues and solvents, etc. and is a job for a professional reconing service. The only thing you can probably accomplish at home is a process called “refoaming,” which is replacement of deteriorated foam surrounds, usually on older hi-fi speakers. No speaker intended for live musical performance should ever have a foam surround. You can read about “refoaming” somewhere else, because if you are using any sort of foam-surround speaker for any instrument amplifier, public-address system or similar application, it is the wrong sort of speaker and is ill-suited for your use. Replace it with an actual pro-audio speaker, which will almost certainly have a pleated-type or “accordion” surround.<br />When to recone, and when to replace.<br />This is the eternal question – should I have my blown or damaged speaker reconed, or simply replace it with a new one? The answer to this depends on several variables, but the principal one is the quality and replacement cost of the speaker in the first place. Reconing is not cheap, starting at probably $40-50 for a smaller speaker and running to well over $100 for a large one. So just as there’s little economic sense in spending $100 on repairs to fix a $50 VCR, there’s little point in reconing a cheap speaker, which is cheaper to replace than repair. Generally, smaller speakers (up to 8” or so) are cheaper to replace, unless you really really need to fix that particular speaker (as when restoring a vintage amp). A thin, stamped-steel basket (as opposed to a thick, cast frame) is a hallmark of a cheaper speaker which may not be worth the reconing cost, regardless of its size. A no-name speaker (i.e. one that’s not a name brand, and likely produced cheaply in the Orient) is probably not worth reconing. One good indication is the availability of factory reconing parts in the first place; name-brand manufacturers who know their speakers are worth reconing, and aftermarket suppliers who know the same things about certain brands or models, sell reconing kits complying with the original materials and specifications, and sometimes even exceeding them. A manufacturer of cheap, disposable speakers won’t offer reconing kits for them, and aftermarket suppliers won’t either. If in doubt, place a call to (or email) two or three speaker reconing services NYC and ask about your particular model. If it will take weeks to get parts, or if the new cone or voice coil will have to be custom-fabricated (a very expensive proposition), that’s a good indication that your speaker is probably not worth reconing in Manhattan.<br />Another consideration is, do you know why and how your speaker was damaged in the first place? If it is a fairly light-duty speaker which burned up in “normal” use, after reconing you will have a like-new, light-duty speaker which just might do the same thing in the same circumstances. In that case, you might consider spending the extra money for a heavier-duty speaker which will better resist your sonic enthusiasm. If, however, your speaker was destroyed in unusual circumstances (an amplifier malfunction sending excessive current through the voice coil, a surface-to-air missile fired through the cone), or if your speaker is already a very heavy-duty model that is dead or dying from fatigue, by all means consider reconing NYC.<br />Speakers Reconing, Speakers Reconing Manhattan, Recone Speakers in New York City<br />Finally, if you have a speaker that’s a good candidate for reconing Manhattan, consider whether there is a competent reconing service in New York City near you, because otherwise in addition to the cost of reconing, you will probably have to bear shipment costs and risk in both directions. Speakers appropriate for reconing are likely very heavy and difficult to pack for shipment. I live in New York City that has three reconing shops within an hour’s drive of my house, and most sizeable cities probably have at least one. But if you have to pay two shipment charges in addition to the cost of speakers reconing NYC, you may find you can buy a new example of the same speaker for not much more.<br />How to find a reconing service NYC, and what to expect in Manhattan.<br />Don’t expect overnight service from a NYC reconing shop. The process takes time and a lot of personal attention, and proper curing of the adhesives used can take time as well. Speaker reconing NYC is a specialty, and there aren’t a lot of reconing shops in Manhattan because it’s not a get-rich-quick specialty, either. If the shop recons a lot of speakers of your brand and type, they may have a freshly-reconed spare lying around they can send you in lieu of the time it will take to work on yours, but this is rare.<br />How do you find someone to do this work? Some of the larger shops place ads in audiophile or pro sound magazines, and in New York might be listed in the yellow pages. The best source, however, is probably a web search engine, entering a phrase like “speaker reconing NYC” or “speaker repair Manhattan.” Many speaker manufacturers list “authorized” speakers repair services NYC on their websites; depending on the manufacturer, “authorized” can mean anything from “they buy parts from us now and then” to “we’ve checked out their work and reputation.” Call the reconing service NYC and describe your speaker my manufacturer, model, and impedance; they should be able to quote you an approximate (or sometimes even exact) reconing price over the phone and give you a time estimate for the work in Manhattan. Based on that, you can further consider the options of repair vs. replace.<br />A properly reconed speaker is the functional equivalent of a new one, and should have the same characteristics and sound as a new one of the same model. For some discontinued speakers which nevertheless enjoy a good reputation, reconing is the only option. You can even, in some instances, change the characteristics of a speaker in the reconing process; for example, the venerable JBL 130 and 140 series, now discontinued, varied primarily in the cone and voice coil design with similar or identical magnet/frame structures, so now and then you will see “JBL E130 reconed as E140” or something like that. You reconer will know what is possible if you ask. And if you have that favorite speaker reconed, not only do you save a little money, but you can feel environmentally responsible that a perfectly good frame and magnet aren’t sitting in a landfill somewhere!<br />There are two exceptions to my “don’t try this at home” advice. One is the rare type of speaker with a bolt-on magnet and “field replaceable” cone assembly that includes the new cone pre-mounted in a new basket assembly. The best known of these is probably the Peavey series of Black Widow and Scorpion drivers. A careful amateur can probably effect this replacement, although there is still the risk of deforming the voice coil or leaving crud in the magnetic gap, and replacing the basket and cone assembly can be more expensive than replacing the cone assembly alone. I don’t happen to use these speakers much in the first place, but I have to hand it to Peavey for pioneering a field-replaceable approach. It is also possible for a careful and painstaking amateur to replace the “diaphragm” of a high-frequency compression driver, since the radiating surface is usually contained within the circumference of the voice coil and there is no adhesive-covered cone-frame interface to worry about. But it is certainly possible for the kitchen-table engineer to botch this job too, and it is a job a professional reconer won’t charge much for (in fact, he can probably buy the replacement diaphragm assembly cheaper than you can). If you have a large number of pro-audio speakers and subject them to constant abuse, get to know your local “speaker doctor” and over time you could save a considerable amount of money.<br />Speakers Reconing, Speakers Reconing Manhattan, Recone Speakers in New York City </div><div align="justify">(212) 729-4305<br /></div><div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/2272581384050071027-4942757730071480874?l=audiovideonyc.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Gene Shapirohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08866662410299092857noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2272581384050071027.post-79762458333336038422010-06-15T12:53:00.002-04:002010-06-15T14:05:12.830-04:00<strong>Bose Repair &amp; Installation NYC - Fix Bpse in Manhattan (212) 729-4305</strong><br /><strong>Bose Speakers Repair NYV, Bose Speakers Installation in Manhattan, Fix Bose in New York City</strong><br />Bose 802 III Articulated Array Loudspeaker<br />Engineered to deliver natural sound and high output. 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A full line of brackets and stands further accommodates a wide variety of configurations.8 special-design 4-1/2" full-range drivers and active EQ help reproduce vocals and musical instruments with improved smoothness and warmth - at low or high volumes, in large or small settings, indoors or outdoors. 240W/480W @ 8 ohms power handling. 2-year transferable limited warranty.FEATURES:• Array Loudspeakers 13 x 20.5 x 12.6 inches• Frequency Response (+/--3dB) 55Hz - 16kHz • Sensitivity (1w/1m)(Full Bandwidth): 95dB SPL• Amplifier Power Recommendations: Mono System Min/Max 480/960W 4 ohms per channel: Stereo System Min/Max 480/960W 4 ohms.<br />Increase the impact of your performances with the Panaray® MB4 modular <a href="http://www.planetdj.com/i--bass">bass</a> loudspeaker. This speaker provides extended <a href="http://www.planetdj.com/i--bass">bass</a> performance for small to large venues such as such as bars restaurants clubs hotels houses of worship and theaters.<br />An ideal match with other speakers in the Bose® Panaray line, this speaker delivers bass response, durability and wide bandwidth to almost any application.• VersatilityUse the MB4 speaker as a building block or foundation for your system. When you need additional bass output, simply combine units. Its modular design allows you to safely stack multiple units to match the bass output to your mid-to-high frequency loudspeakers. When it's time for public speaking or simple acoustic sets, let the Bose 402® Series II or 802® Series III loudspeakers do all the work.• PortabilityBring the MB4 speaker on the road and leave reliability concerns at home. Its rugged design and durable endcaps provide protection from constant setup and tear-down. Built-in handles permit easy moving by a single person and its performance is backed by a transferable five-year limited warranty. • Control the BassDeliver the sound your crowd expects with the flexibility of the MB4 speaker. Use multiple units with the custom bass arrays and the Panaray system digital controller, to target bass to specific areas. You can send bass to the dance floor but not the bar, for example. You're in control of your sound.<br />Bose® L1 Model II systems are our best performing most portable amplification systems for musicians singers DJs and public speakers.<br />These loudspeakers deliver wide horizontal sound coverage and our smoothest tonal balance—across the stage and throughout the room. Lightweight and modular, this sleek system fits easily into a car trunk and takes just a few minutes to set up.Like the original, award-winning Bose L1 system, the Model II sound system is an all-in-one innovation that replaces conventional monitors, mixers and PA speakers. And this professional sound system is packed with proprietary Bose technologies designed to improve your amplified sound.Sound advantages—only from BoseThe system's breakthrough loudspeaker produces wide, uniform sound coverage of nearly 180 degrees—onstage and throughout an audience of up to several hundred—with little dropoff in volume and tone.The Model II system also features Articulated Array speaker technology for better tonal balance. The loudspeaker's 24 vertically mounted drivers are precisely angled to create clearer highs and more consistent tone in the room. Even people off to the sides of these stage speakers enjoy well-balanced, detailed sound.Deep bass from small enclosuresBose L1 Model II systems come with one B1 bass module to ensure more accurate amplification of lower notes for most voices and instruments—including guitars, keyboards and various horns. The double bass package is recommended for use as a bass guitar amplifier, and for kick drums and DJs.B1 bass modules are considerably lighter and smaller than conventional bass bins required for the same performance. Power up to two bass modules on a single power stand. Add two more bass modules to the system with an optional PackLite® extended bass package.Light and easyThe L1 Model II power stand weighs only 24 pounds, and its four retractable legs make it very easy to transport and set up. The power stand also has a simplified control section; the single line-level input can be used with instruments, mics, mixers, laptops, MP3 players or DVD systems.All of the system's components are also built to handle the road. The loudspeaker has a rugged, reinforced grille, and each package includes padded carrying bags for major components.For multichannel power: ToneMatch® audio engineAdd the optional T1 ToneMatch audio engine to quickly expand the system and fine-tune your sound with powerful, proprietary tone-shaping tools.The compact, four-channel engine provides fingertip control of our largest library of ToneMatch presets. Just touch a button to make hundreds of precise refinements to the sound of instruments and microphones.The engine also features a complete suite of studio-class reverbs, additional effects and dynamics processing. It connects to the L1 Model II system via a single digital cable for quick, streamlined setup.FEATURES:• Spatial Dispersion™ and Articulated Array speaker technologies in the loudspeaker produce wide, uniform sound coverage. The 24 small drivers are arranged using Articulated Array speaker technology in a slim, vertical enclosure—creating nearly 180 degrees of horizontal coverage and consistent tonal balance. The loudspeaker's two-piece, interlocking design makes for quick and easy setup, breakdown and transport.• Integrated power amplifiers in the power stand provide clean, precise amplification for L1 Model II system with up to two B1 bass modules.• Recommended for most instruments, vocalists and public speakers • Spatial Dispersion™ and Articulated Array® speaker technologies • Single-input power stand with retractable legs • One B1 bass module includedDIMENSIONS:• L1 Model II Cylindrical Radiator® loudspeaker top43.5"H x 3.5"W x 4"D ( 110.5 cm x 9 cm x 10.5 cm ) 16.3 lbs (7.4 kg) • L1 Model II Cylindrical Radiator® loudspeaker bottom43.5"H x 3.5"W x 4"D ( 110.5 cm x 9 cm x 10.5 cm ) 17.4 lbs (7.9 kg) • L1 Model II power stand5"H x 10"W x 27"D ( 12.8 cm x 26.2 cm x 69.2 cm ) 23.7 lbs (10.7 kg) • B1 bass module15"H x 10.25"W x 17.75"D ( 38 cm x 26 cm x 45 cm ) 25.1 lbs (11.4 kg)<div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/2272581384050071027-7976245833333603842?l=audiovideonyc.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Gene Shapirohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08866662410299092857noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2272581384050071027.post-81042823935762877842010-06-15T12:09:00.000-04:002010-06-15T12:10:26.873-04:00This new configuration translates into a punchy tighter bass pattern and lots of it! <a name="MoreDetail"></a><br />Ask any bass player and they'll tell you 10" speakers offer quicker attack (transient) response than a single 15" or 18". In our never-ending quest for the ultimate subwoofer, we turned to the gurus at Eastern Acoustic Works (EAW), who were highly instrumental in the design of our new S400 Series loudspeakers. This new design philosophy, which employs multiple smaller drivers versus a single 15" or 18", is carried forward in the S400 Series subwoofer. We replaced the single 18" found in most small venue sub cabinets with four 10" transducers, creating the Mackie S410s Subwoofer—the perfect companion to our S408 full-range loudspeaker. This new configuration translates into a punchy, tighter bass pattern, and lots of it!BIGGER AIR MOTORLet's look at a typical subwoofer; the 18" speaker offers extremely slow transient response, and requires a massive amount of power to get the job done. We threw out the 18" speaker in favor of four 10" drivers, which provide substantially more surface area than the 18-incher, creating ample punch and tight, more focused low-end. And four 10" speakers are much more efficient. More surface area = more air movement = more thump!INTEGRATED 180Hz LOW PASS FILTERAnother great feature within the S410s is the state-of-the-art 180Hz low pass filter. This eliminates the need for an external crossover* when the S410s Precision Passive Subwoofer is used in conjunction with the S408 Precision Passive 2-Way Loudspeaker. Just connect a power amp via the Speakon™ jack on the rear of the S410s. Then connect the S408 to the remaining jack and voilá, you now have a superior passive 3-way system.POWER HANDLINGDue to its extremely efficient design, the S410s can be driven by even the smallest of power amplifiers. But to showcase its full potential, strap-on your beefiest amp (maybe one of our new M-Series High-Efficiency Power Amps) and climb to a new level of sound quality and professional capability. Pair the S410s with the S408 and prepare to succumb to musical bliss!SOLID CONSTRUCTIONThe S410s Precision Passive Subwoofer, and its companion, the S408 are each constructed of solid 18mm Baltic Birch plywood and coated with wear-resistant, textured black PVC vinyl paint. These cabinets are built to stand up to rugged use while maintaining their stunning appearance. Side-mounted, balance-optimized handles make them easy to transport.DETAILS• Precision Passive Subwoofer enclosure featuring touring-quality sound in a club-sized package • Unique 4 x 10" LF driver configuration offers enhanced transient response vs. single 18" configuration • Stackable design with recessed footholds allows for S408 atop a sub or two S410s stacked for a powerful long-throw sub-stack • Top Hat pole receptacle for use with S408 • Portable with 2 balance-optimized side mounted handles • Dual, parallel, locking NL4 connections for Input and Thru on rear panel • Sensitivity: 96dB SPL (1W/1m) • 750W RMS power handling at 8 Ohms; 3000W peak • Integrated 180Hz low pass filter • Frequency Response: 40Hz-400Hz<div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/2272581384050071027-8104282393576287784?l=audiovideonyc.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Gene Shapirohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08866662410299092857noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2272581384050071027.post-70406081516330494172010-06-15T12:03:00.001-04:002010-06-15T12:05:29.502-04:00Designed by the same team that produced the best-selling Mackie SRM450v2 the Mackie Thump TH-15A delivers deep low-end and real power in a lightweight design that is extremely portable. <a name="MoreDetail"></a><br />Class-D Fast Recovery™ amplification pushes 400-watts of power to the high-frequency compression driver and bass-pounding 15? woofer. Plus, Mackie Active processing, including a precision crossover and driver time-alignment provides total optimization for maximum system efficiency. Versatile by design, the TH-15A features a user-adjustable 3-band EQ for tone control and, since it can be pole-mounted or used as a wedge, the TH-15A represents the best value available for a complete stage solution.More than Just a Powered Speaker CabinetSure, the TH-15A has a built-in power amp—it has two of them, 300-Watts for the 15" woofer and 100-Watts for the high-frequency compression driver. Our Class-D Fast Recovery™ llow-frequency amp drives the woofer more efficiently with less heat byproduct than other speakers. But so much more goes into a Mackie loudspeaker design than just amplifiers. Mackie Active technology (based on the popular SRMv2 Series) divides the frequencies via a precision 2-way crossover and also time aligns the signals so low-frequency and high-frequency signals arrive in sync to every member of your audience. Active compression provides a first line of defense for the drivers and thermal circuitry protects the amplifiers and power supply should things get too hot. All the onboard electronic systems work together dynamically to produce superior quality sound previously unavailable in this price range.Portability Meets VersatilityNot only is the TH-15A a superb PA enclosure, it also makes a superior monitor wedge—just lay the cabinet on its side and turn it up. The compact, lightweight design means zero strain, whether mounting it on a high pole or loading up the van. The TH-15A's wide frequency response makes it ideal as a keyboard, vocal or even bass guitar monitor. The Thump has incredibly smooth response and dispersion over a wide range of frequencies, so you can crank it without the fear of ear-splitting feedback.Exceptional Sonic PerformanceTH-15A powered loudspeakers put out a tremendous amount of sound for their size and price tag. The two-way ported design generates ample quantities of chest-pounding bass, and its 1" compression driver ensures smooth, wide dispersion. We even inserted a 3-band equalizer at the input to give you all the tonal control you could ever want, with an available 15dB boost or cut at 80Hz (low shelf), 100Hz to 8kHz (sweepable mids) and 12kHz (high shelf). With the TH-15A's extremely versatile EQ, you can add some extra thump to that kick drum, bring out the sizzle in your hi-hats, add pop to vocals or correct Protecting Your InvestmentBecause we know you demand the most from your speakers, we added some extra circuitry to keep your TH-15As performing at their best, even when pushed really hard for long periods of time. Each driver has its own transparent compression circuit, which helps protect them from damaging transient peaks. An over-excursion filter, inserted just before the low frequency amplifier, protects the woofer from bottoming-out when the low-end is driven to the maximum. This means you can hit them hard without fear of thermal damage. We know things can get pretty hot in the real world, so if the electronics do overheat, separate thermal switches activate and shut down the high and/or low frequency amplifiers until they cool down. These extra protections ensure long life and great-sounding loudspeakers you can always count on.FEATURES:• 400W of ultra-efficient Fast Recovery™ amplification • LF 300W peak power (Class-D) • HF 100W peak power (Class A/B) • High-output transducers • 15" high-precision woofer • 1" compression driver • Mackie Active electronics provide total system optimization • Precision 2-way crossover • Transducer time-alignment • User-adjustable 3-band contour EQ with sweepable mid-frequency • Mic/Line input for direct connection of single microphone • Tough, impact-resistant polypropylene enclosure • Pole-mountable and floor wedge-able • Extremely lightweight and portable (36 lbs)<div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/2272581384050071027-7040608151633049417?l=audiovideonyc.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Gene Shapirohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08866662410299092857noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2272581384050071027.post-64939459331696193852010-06-15T12:02:00.000-04:002010-06-15T12:03:35.805-04:00<div align="justify">It started with the SRM Series. The first and only portable loudspeakers with Mackie Active electronics the SRM Series delivered superior sound performance and affordability—and were a true breakthrough in live sound technology. They fast became the most popular and relied upon Active loudspeakers in the world launching a full-on movement in live sound. <a name="MoreDetail"></a><br />Now, thanks to the all-new SRMv2 Series Portable Active Loudspeakers, live sound is being rocked by a new movement. Featuring new powerful Class-D Fast Recovery amplifiers, with an ultra-efficient, heat-minimizing switching power supply, the SRMv2 loudspeakers are made to be loud and stay cool—even when driven at top volume, all night long. Plus, with all new transducers, including a neodymium woofer with 3-inch voice coil and heat-treated titanium compression driver, the SRMv2s deliver even more punch and clarity than the original SRM loudspeakers. Bringing whole new meaning to the word "portable," the SRMv2 loudspeakers are more lightweight than their predecessors, too—the SRM450v2 weighs 11 pounds less, and the SRM350v2 weighs 6 pounds less. So get the best-sounding, best-performing portable loudspeakers available—the SRM450v2, or the ultra-compact SRM350v2—and join in the new movement.2-way bi-amplified, optimized Active loudspeaker system High-output, titanium dome compression driver 10" Neodymium long-throw low frequency transducer 165W class-D, Fast Recovery LF amp / 30W HF amp Ultra-wide, smooth dispersion via HF waveguide Built-in phase accurate 24dB Linkwitz-Riley electronic crossover Electronic time correction, phase alignment and EQ for studio quality sound Mic/line input and pass-thru connector Lightweight for ultimate portability (26 lbs) Flyable, Pole mountable, Floor wedge-able </div><div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/2272581384050071027-6493945933169619385?l=audiovideonyc.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Gene Shapirohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08866662410299092857noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2272581384050071027.post-37602884577738686612010-06-15T11:54:00.002-04:002010-06-15T11:55:05.639-04:00<div align="justify">The HD1521 2-Way High-Definition Powered Loudspeaker delivers class-leading power unmatched clarity and extreme flexibility in a design that is understated yet stunning. <a name="MoreDetail"></a><br />Class-D Fast Recovery™ amplification produces a ridiculous 1600W of peak system power. High-Definition Audio Processing incorporates next-generation Mackie "Active" electronics and re-defines powered loudspeakers by implementing Mackie's patented acoustic correction processing for an experience that is unrivaled in the world of portable powered PA systems. System tuning and custom transducer design by EAW ensures an optimized system that sounds great every time. The compact yet rugged, all-wood enclosure offers superior protection and a clean, unimposing look that will blend seamlessly into almost any environment. HD1521 2-Way High-Definition Powered Loudspeaker — Elevate Your Experience.The HD1521 incorporates the latest in Class-D amplifier technology to deliver a chest-pounding 1600W of peak system power. Both internal amps are designed using Mackie's legendary Fast Recovery™ circuitry. Other amplifiers can "latch" when pushed to clipping, leading to distorted audio, but Fast Recovery™ amplification reacts instantly to the occasional aggressive transient, drastically reducing the time it takes for the amp to recover, ensuring clean audio under the most demanding of situations. This potent bi-amplified system is the highest powered 2-way available in its class, providing a beefy 700W RMS low-frequency amplifier and a 100W RMS high-frequency amplifier that, when combined, can deliver a max SPL up to 135dB (calculated, measured maximum SPL of 125dB). There is a lot of debate regarding SPL measurements, and what you see on paper doesn't always tell the whole story. To forever eliminate confusion and prove that Mackie is dedicated to providing real, testable specs, we have worked up a handy (and somewhat nerdy) guide to the shady world of SPL measurements: Will the Real Maximum SPL Please Stand Up?Measurements and calculators aside, it only takes one listen to know that the HD1521 delivers more bang for your buck that any other portable 2-way loudspeaker out there.FEATURES:• 1600W of ultra-efficient Class-D Fast Recovery™ amplification » LF 700W RMS / 1400W peak» HF 100W RMS / 200W peak • High-definition audio processing: » Revolutionary patented acoustic correction » Transducer time alignment and phase correction » Precision 2-way crossover • Custom designed transducers by EAW » 15" neodymium woofer with 3" voice coil » 1.75" compression driver with heat-treated titanium diaphragm • User-adjustable 3-band contour EQ with sweepable mid-frequency • Ultra-compact and lightweight (80lbs) • Integrated limiting and protection circuitry • Rugged all wood cabinet (15mm birch plywood) • 12 integrated fly points for horizontal and vertical rigging • Stand / pole mountable </div><div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/2272581384050071027-3760288457773868661?l=audiovideonyc.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Gene Shapirohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08866662410299092857noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2272581384050071027.post-57333412343835416222010-06-15T11:29:00.000-04:002010-06-15T11:31:22.121-04:00<div align="justify"><strong>DJ Equipment Hire in New York (212) 729-4305</strong></div><div align="justify">Most DJ equipment hire services in New York are conducted on per hour bases in Manhattan. 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Most DJs operate on contract basis and getting them might be difficult especially as they will want to fulfil their contracts and they often get busy on weekends in Manhattan.<br />It will be ideal to hire equipments from established DJ who operate several items which they can hire out even when they are not personally available. They will always have staff who can equally helpful to arrange and rectify faults that may arise from the usage of such equipment in New York.<br />DJ equipment hire in New York City can be easily sourced online. A lot of DJ hire services available in your local regions have websites that can be easily accessed and with a click of a button you can register and pay for any hiring services you wish to get.<br />With the online service, your credit card and other financial information are protected and you will have access to full equipment hiring options. </div><div align="justify"><strong>DJ Equipment Hire in New York (212) 729-4305</strong></div><div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/2272581384050071027-5733341234383541622?l=audiovideonyc.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Gene Shapirohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08866662410299092857noreply@blogger.com1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2272581384050071027.post-18578808777414745612010-06-15T10:22:00.004-04:002010-06-15T11:03:16.055-04:00<div align="justify"><strong>(212) 729-4305 Interactive Vision Solutions</strong> Audio Visual Event Rentals carries leading brands of Audio, Visual, Projectors, Screens, Laptop, Desktop Computers, Plasma Displays, Monitors and more for Tradeshows, Conferences and Special Events. 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We are computer rental solution providers.Computer kiosks have a sleek and lightweight design, this Computer Stand is ideal for computer kiosks, Game Computer Kiosk contest station, cyber-cafes, self registration stands, product information stations, online information requests at tradeshows and much more. You can configure with PC's or Mac's, wireless network and Bluetooth configurations for remote printing. When traveling executives, engineers, computer graphics consultants, Pharmaceutical sales representatives, and won't have to lug laptops through airports or other public transportation facilities. Executives and engineers can have their rental computers preconfigured and tested, waiting at their final destination! Traveling with a computer is one hassle that can be easily avoided when we deliver your preconfigured Laptop computer to you designation.. Special projects can be expedited with color or high volume laser printers, large LCD Monitors and extra computer ram for computing horsepower. Temporary employees need temporary computers for those special projects and audits. tax season means heavy computer use...get the computing power that is needed.. We will coordinate the installation and removal of computers, printers and other technology equipment for any period of time specified. If you hire temporary employees, then hire temporary technology equipment and save. Conferences and seminars go smoothly when you use our services of to handle the installation of sound systems, lighting, large plasma monitors, LCD projectors and fastfold large format screens. Renting allows you to focus on your event and not hardware issues. Using us allows you to be assured that your event is as successful as you want it to be.<br />Full service Audio. Visual, Lighting, and Computer Rentals Equipment.<br />Catalog of audio visual rental equipment for tradeshows and special events.<br />Pentium DesktopComputer Rentals Dell Optiplex P4-3.2Ghz (512M, 40G HDD, DVD-CD, 10/100 NIC) HP P4-3.0 MT-Blk (512M, 80G, CD-RW, 64M Video Card, 10/100 NIC) Dell P4-2.4 MT-Blk (256M, 40G, 32M GTS AGP, DVD-CD, 10/100 NIC) Dell Optiplex P3-800 (256M, 10G, 16M PCI VGA, 20/48X, 10/100 NIC) Dell Optiplex P4-1.7 MT-Blk (256M, 20G, 32M GTS AGP, 16X DVD, 10/100 NIC) Micron P3-800 (256M, 10G, 16M PCI VGA, 20/48X, 10/100 NIC) Desk Accessories 128M Desk Memory Upgrade - Dell P4 (Install in Pairs) 256M Desk Memory Upgrade - Dell P4 (Install in Pairs) 512M Desk Memory Upgrade - Dell P4 (Install in Pairs)1GB Desk Memory Upgrade - Dell P4 (Install in Pairs)56K External Modem 3COM External ISDN Modem 3COM ISDN LAN Modem 4-port Pentium Lap / Notebook Rentals IBM Mobile Pentium-4 3.06 (256M, 40G, CD-RW/DVD65K) Dell Inspirion P4-2.8 (256M, 30G, DVD-CD,10/100NIC, 56K, Snd) HP P4-2.8 (256M, 30G, 24XCD-RW, 8X DVD, 56K,10/100NIC, Snd) Dell Inspirion P4-2.4ghz (256M, 30G, DVD-CD,10/100NIC, 56K, Snd) Dell Inspirion P4-2ghz (256M, 20G, DVD-CD, 10/100NIC, 56K, Snd) Notebook Accessories 64M Notebook Memory Upgrade128M Notebook Memory Upgrade256M Notebook Memory Upgrade 512M Notebook Memory Upgrade 1GB Notebook Memory UpgradNetwork Server Rentals Dell PowerEdge (designed to meet customer application specs) PrintersPC Compatible Laser Printers/Fax Machine Rentals HP4050N (16M, 17PPM, 1200DPI, Pscpt, 8-1/2x11) HP4100N (32M, 25PPM, 1200DPI, Pscpt, 8-1/2x11) HP5000N LaserJet Printer HP8000N (16M, 24PPM, 1200DPI, Pscpt, 8-1/2x11 &amp; 11x17) HP8150N LaserJet Printer HP1700N LaserJet Printer Lexmark Color Printer (Heavy Duty Office) Duplex Option f/HP4050N 32M Upgrade f/HP4000/5000 IBM Keyboard &amp; Mouse -white BLACK Keyboard &amp; Mouse (PS/2) Office-Jet Plain Paper Fax/Scan/Copy/Print Speakers (Set of 2) 100M Zip Drive (No Media Included) USB 250M Zip Drive (No Media Included) USB HP LaserJet 3150 Fax HP LaserJet 3200 Fax Network Accessories Ethernet Hub (8-port/RJ-45/10/100) Ethernet Hub (16-port/RJ-45/10/100) Ethernet Hub (24-port/RJ-45/10/100) 25' RJ-45 Ethernet Cable 50' RJ-45 Ethernet Cable 100' RJ-45 Ethernet Cable Linksys Wireless Access Point Linksys Wireless PCMCIA Card Linksys Wireless PC Card - PCI (requires 155-506 also) NetGear 16-port Dual Speed Switch Software Microsoft NT - Workstation Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel Microsoft Access (use full Office package) Microsoft PowerPoint Microsoft Office Monitor Rentals 14" Data (Mitsubishi 6405/15-37 Khz) 15" SVGA FLAT SCREEN (Up to 1024 x 768) 17" Data (Tatung 1790/30-76 Khz) 17" SVGA (Up to 1280 x 1024) 18" SVGA FLAT SCREEN (Up to 1280 x 1024) 18" BLK SVGA FLAT SCREEN (Up to 1280 x 1024) 18" Flat Panel Monitor NEC 1830 Black 20" SVGA FLAT SCREEN (Up to 1280 x 1024) 20" BLK SVGA FLAT SCREEN (Up to 1280 x 1024) 20" Flat Panel Monitor NEC 2010 Black 21" MultiSync (NEC 6FG/27-79 Khz) 20" HDTV w/Tuner/Monitor 21" SVGA (Up to 1600 x 1200) DiamondScan 23" Zenith LCD Flat Panels 23 inch NEC Monitor /receiver24 inch hd with hdsdi and sdi converters27" MultiSync (Pan. 2700/15-38 Khz) SVGA 30" HDTV w/Tuner/Monitor 30" NEC LCD Monitor/Receiver 29" MultiSync (Mitsu 2930/15-82 Khz) SVGA 37" Plasma Screen Hitachi CMP307 37" MultiSync (Mitsu 3715/15-38 Khz) 37" MultiSync (Mitsu 3725/26-64 Khz) 37" MultiSync (Mitsu 3730/15-85 Khz) 42" NEC Plasma Screen 42" Plasma Screen Fujitsu 4203 42" SONY Plasma (Native 852 x 480) 50" Plasma Screen Pioneer 61" Plasma Screen NEC 61MP1 61" Plasma Screen Pioneer Wall and table setup included in price. Floor Stands for plasma / monitors are extra <a name="Mobile_LED_Videowall">Mobile LED Videowall</a>9x12 BARCO B-10Monitor AccessoriesWall mounts f/18" &amp; 20' LCD Displays Floor Stand Ass'y for Plasma Screens (Floor base, 2 - 72" poles, 2 - slider adapters) Extron DVS-150 Scaler Extron DDS-100 Scaler Plasma Stand PSD 84" LCD Projector Rentals HP 2000 DLP Projectors Dell 2300 DLP Projectors Dell 3000 DLP Projectors10,000Lumen DLP projectorSanyo XP10 XGA 1900 Lumens Sanyo PLC-9000 XGA 2100 Lumens Sanyo XF10NA XGA 3000 Lumens Sanyo PLC-XP56 XGA 5000 Lumens Sanyo PLC-XF40 GA 7700 Lumens Sanyo 12,000 lumen projectorLens Short 1.2:1. Semi 3.5:4.6:1, Long 7.0:1 Barco 8100 Barco lens (1.5 - 3.0)<br />Overhead Projector Rentals Overhead Projectors Hi Intensity Overhead Elmo Xenon Overhead 7800 Lumens Opaque Projector Visual Presenter (Elmo EV-500) 35mm Slide Projector Rentals Kodak Ektagraphill Projector Navitar Brite Light Module Xenon Hi-Intensity Projector Navitar Slide to Video Converter Kodak Viewer/Projector Kodak Audio Viewer w/ cassette Dove X2 Dissolve Unit AMX Wireless Remote Projection Screen Rentals: Tripod and Fastfold Truss and free standing4', 5', 6', 7', 8' Tripod Screen 10' or 12' Roll up Mod-C 6' x 6' Fastfold Screen 6' x 8' Fastfold Screen 6' x 8' Fastfold Screen Truss 7.5' x 10' Fastfold Screen 7.5' x 10' Fastfold Screen Truss 8' x 8' Fastfold Screen 8' x 12' Fastfold Screen 9' x 9' Fastfold Screen 9' x 12' Fastfold Screen 9' x 12' Fastfold Screen Truss 10' x 10' Fastfold Screen 10.5' x 14' Fastfold Screen 10.5' x 14' Fastfold Screen Truss 12' x 12' Fastfold Screen 11' x 31' Fastfold Screen 12' x 16' Fastfold Screen Truss 15' x 15' Fastfold Screen 15' x 20' Fastfold Screen 16' x 16' Fastfold Screen 16' x 21' Fastfold Screen 11 'x 33' Fastfold Screen 12' x 36' Fastfold Screen Dress kits for all screens<br />Video Monitor Rentals 5" Receiver 8" Receiver/Monitor 13" Monitor/Receiver 13" Recover/Monitor (Pal/Secam) 19" Super Monitor/Receiver 20" Receiver/Monitor (Pal/Secam) 27" Monitor/Reciever 27" Sony Wega Monitor 27" Receiver/Monitor (Pal/Secam) 29" RGB Monitor (Pal/Secam) 25" Monitor Sony PVM2530 (RGB) 32" Monitor Sony PVM3230 (RGB) 31" Monitor/Receiver 35" Monitor/Receiver 45" Projection Receiver 51" Projection Receiver 60" Projection Receiver 67" Retro Projection Monitor Other A/V-Related Products 20" TV/VCR Combo Unit PANASONIC 27" TV/VCR Combo Unit PANASONIC 13" TV/VCR Combo 19" TV/VCR Combo 27" TV/VCR Combo VCR w/Auto Repeat PANASONIC Sony SVO-2000 SVHS HiFi Auto Repeat VCR Sony UVW-1400 Betacam SP deck auto repeat Pioneer DVD-7400 NTSC/PAL DVD player 1/2" VHS 1/2" Super VHS Player/Recorder 1/2" SVHS Editing Deck Pan. AG1980 1/2" VHS Player (Pal/Secam/NTSC) 1/2" VHS-C Recorder 3/4" U-matic Player/Recorder 3/4" U-matic Player (Pal/Secam) Sony 8mm or Hi 8mm Recorder Sony Betacam SP UVW1400 Recorder Sony Betacam SP UVW2800 Recorder DVD Player DV-CAM Player/Recorder Extron RGB-202xi Extron P2DA6 1 in - 6 out 15pin D-sub Extron P2DA2 1 in - 2 out 15pin D-sub Extron 2 in / 2 out VGA switch/DA Extron ADA 6 300 RGBHV 1 in - 6 out DA Extron SW6VGA-AS 6 in - 1 out switcher 15pin Folsom Screen Pro Plus Folsom Screen Pro Folsom Presentation Pro Inline IN-2005 Universal Interface Inline RGB Switcher 2-6 in -1 out Inline VGA Switcher 2-6 - 1 out Inline RGBHV Switcher 6 in 1 out Inline RGBHV Amp 1 in -4 out Inline RGB Dist Amp Inline VGA Dist Amp Inline IN-2067 MAC Dist. Amp Sony DSC-1024H Scan Converter Time Base Corrector (FOR A FA-300) Video Enhancer (IVE-100) 25' RGBHV Snake 50' RGBHV Snake 75' RGBHV Snake 100' RGBHV Snake Sound System - Audio Rentals AKG wireless microphone set (lavalier, headset, handheld, receiver) - Wired Microphone Anchor 1000x Powered 50-watt Speaker Mackie 1202-VLZ Pro Audio Mixer AV Mixer (Panasonic MX-50) Hand Held Wired Microphone Lavalier Wired Microphone or Headset Shure PZM Type Mic Shure ULX Wireless Hand Held Mic Shure ULX Wireless Lavalier Mic Floor/Table/Boom Stand Anchor 1000 Powered Speaker w/Stand Anchor 1000 Slave Speaker w/Stand Liberty Powered Speaker w/ Stand Liberty Stand Speaker w/ Stand JBL Eon15 G2 Powered Speaker JBL Eon10 G2 Powered Speaker EV S-1803ER, 1503ER Speaker (600 Watt) JBL TR-225 (Dual 15") JBL MR-825, TR-125 Speakers EAW JFX 100 Speaker Slave EAW KF650Z Speaker Bi-amp EAW SB528ZRI Dual 18" Subwoofer 4 Channel Mixer 6 Channel Powered Mixer 8 Channel Powered Mixer 10 Channel Mixer 12 Channel Powered Mixer 16 Channel Mixer 24 Channel Mixer 32 Channel Mixer 40 Channel Mixer SoundCraft Mixing boards Shure FP-16A Press Bridge DBX Driverack Processor DBX 31Band Dual Channel EQ Audio Hum Eliminator Powered Amps (1000 watts-5000 watts) 16 or 24 Channel Audio Snake Dual Cassette Deck Marantz Cassette Recorder DAT Recorder Audio Cassette Duplicator 5 Disc CD Player Camera Rentals VHS Camcorder S-VHS Camcorder VHS PAL Camcorder 8mm PAL Camcorder Canon GL1 DV-CAM Canon XL1 DV-CAM Sony DXC D-30 with PVV3 Dock &amp; Studio Kit Sharp Mini-DV Cameras Video Lighting Kit Tripod for Camcorder Studio Configuration Tripod w/Dolly Staging/Lighting/Trussing Rentals Black Pipe and Drape - includes hardware (priced per ft) Tomcat 12X12X8 Box Truss Tomcat 12X12X10 Box Truss Tomcat 20X20X10 Box Truss Trooperette Follow Spotlight Par 64 Specials Source 4 Ellipsoidal Dimmer Packs Lighting Controller - 12 Channel Ultimate Light Stands (8 lights max.) Standing Oak Lectern RTS Base Station w/ Headset Additional Headset Language Interpretation System -2 headsets Additional Interpretation Headsets Staging (Please call for sizes) Projection Screen Rentals: Tripod and Fastfold Truss and free standing4', 5', 6', 7', 8' Tripod Screen 10' or 12' Roll up Mod-C 6' x 6' Fastfold Screen 6' x 8' Fastfold Screen 6' x 8' Fastfold Screen Truss 7.5' x 10' Fastfold Screen 7.5' x 10' Fastfold Screen Truss 8' x 8' Fastfold Screen 8' x 12' Fastfold Screen 9' x 9' Fastfold Screen 9' x 12' Fastfold Screen 9' x 12' Fastfold Screen Truss 10' x 10' Fastfold Screen 10.5' x 14' Fastfold Screen 10.5' x 14' Fastfold Screen Truss 12' x 12' Fastfold Screen 11' x 31' Fastfold Screen 12' x 16' Fastfold Screen Truss 15' x 15' Fastfold Screen 15' x 20' Fastfold Screen 16' x 16' Fastfold Screen 16' x 21' Fastfold Screen Dress kits are same price as screens Meeting Aids Laser Pointer Speaker Timer Cue Light - Wired or Wireless Wireless Translation Systems - 2 Headsets Tripod Easel Flipchart Easel Panaboard Whiteboard or Corkboard w/ Easel Slide Viewer Box Walkie Talkie w/ Charger Video Conferencing Gentner Phone Interface Polycom Conference Phone Podium OakPodium PlexiglasCart and Stand Rentals 32" Cart w/stand 2" Cart w/ drape or 54" Cart w/ drape Safe lock Projection Stand<br /><br /><br /><br />Convention Center Name<br />State<br />Metro Area<br />Meeting Space Square Feet<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,C93642BF-6FBD-4DCC-AA68-63922D1E8FC0&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">William A Egan Civic &amp; Convention Center</a><br />AK<br />AK - Anchorage<br />31,727<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,D3164C01-8A08-4ED8-BACD-273B5690A2D8&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Centennial Hall Convention Center</a><br />AK<br />AK - Anchorage<br />18,485<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,1CA96040-1671-455B-A14A-0EC519884490&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Valdez Civic &amp; Convention Center</a><br />AK<br />AK - Anchorage<br />14,420<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,73147BD6-A79C-4992-B911-40FDC5BF2E11&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex</a><br />AL<br />AL - Birmingham<br />485,216<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,BDFAE561-342C-46DA-910A-7C884C206758&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Mobile Convention Center</a><br />AL<br />AL - Mobile<br />386,154<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,B7F6E0EE-ED98-413F-A7B1-2FA8EF867F1C&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Von Braun Center</a><br />AL<br />AL - Huntsville<br />201,804<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,6A85025F-968A-4B1C-9E4C-241A236E1FAC&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Mobile Civic Center</a><br />AL<br />AL - Mobile<br />26,901<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,30DE7A64-1AB7-49B7-83AF-ED4080E84284&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">The Daphne Civic Center</a><br />AL<br />AL - Mobile<br />24,069<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,D28F321C-9823-4E6C-8BBD-5254779D430D&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Bessemer Civic Center</a><br />AL<br />AL - Birmingham<br />23,555<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,0E037CBE-CCB3-415F-8B94-44E98688CAFF&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Dothan Civic Center</a><br />AL<br />AL - Dothan<br />10,804<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,819A9B56-DC04-4FD7-A8C0-F16FEDDB791E&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Hot Springs Convention Center</a><br />AR<br />AR - Little Rock<br />314,175<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,D7E54996-FC92-4328-89E6-DE20B7AAF0A4&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Statehouse Convention Center</a><br />AR<br />AR - Little Rock<br />136,228<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,DE1AC301-F2C5-40C3-B4E8-15AB670DA2B9&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Pine Bluff Convention Center</a><br />AR<br />AR - Little Rock<br />58,119<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,CE52F132-7DC3-45D1-8A21-CFCCF8AA680F&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Fort Smith Convention Center</a><br />AR<br />AR - Ft. Smith<br />40,006<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,33D419EB-3F82-4A28-841A-B895E0D5FA2D&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Fayetteville Town Center</a><br />AR<br />AR - Ft. Smith<br />13,197<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,85B5BCD2-4E39-4BA5-B0B7-233E96F75167&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Phoenix Convention Center</a><br />AZ<br />AZ - Phoenix<br />1,029,088<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,51950863-E8BD-4CD7-ACE6-9B2253F8AC90&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Tucson Convention Center</a><br />AZ<br />AZ - Tucson<br />218,914<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,302F7659-BF62-41F2-9AD2-009487D7AEEC&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Mesa Convention Center</a><br />AZ<br />AZ - Phoenix<br />80,566<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,180965F7-7A40-4DC0-8ACF-DEA65337A7BD&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Glendale Civic Center</a><br />AZ<br />AZ - Phoenix<br />71,526<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,1BF12DE0-CF44-47E9-80DE-B19D2F9C7B46&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Yuma Civic Center</a><br />AZ<br />AZ - Yuma<br />24,296<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,24B2E742-FFD7-46BC-84DE-CB00F815793B&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">The Moscone Center</a><br />CA<br />CA - San Francisco<br />1,037,988<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,E4862594-F12C-4A6B-BC03-3811148A3B07&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">San Diego Convention Center</a><br />CA<br />CA - San Diego<br />814,035<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,D5A5B902-66BD-4B03-9A89-F616F70B39A7&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Long Beach Convention &amp; Entertainment Center</a><br />CA<br />CA - Los Angeles<br />412,639<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,C292ACB1-059C-4A73-BADC-41BB42C77776&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">San Jose McEnery Convention Center</a><br />CA<br />CA - San Francisco<br />308,495<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,366A1B49-F218-4DE9-B144-F9D47268F5D0&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Ontario Convention Center</a><br />CA<br />CA - Los Angeles<br />236,389<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,2D933A65-F253-478D-92EF-96CC4BF36EB0&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Santa Clara Convention Center</a><br />CA<br />CA - San Francisco<br />229,807<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,1205633D-267E-4C65-A79A-D68BAB509448&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Anaheim Convention Center</a><br />CA<br />CA - Los Angeles<br />212,710<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,D0E79490-AD3D-4C01-BF22-9EC976F783EF&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Sacramento Convention Center Complex</a><br />CA<br />CA - Sacramento<br />202,690<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,E1FA7528-67D0-4BC0-93E5-925E9E76476C&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Oakland Convention Center</a><br />CA<br />CA - San Francisco<br />202,261<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,9568512E-863E-4BAA-BA0D-EC61E5152FF3&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Palm Springs Convention Center</a><br />CA<br />CA - Los Angeles<br />174,866<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,183A13BE-9896-4735-9258-7B031EAEE576&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Pasadena Convention Center</a><br />CA<br />CA - Los Angeles<br />150,459<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,3ACA5A2A-A48E-4B71-BED4-F826229BC71B&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Los Angeles Convention Center</a><br />CA<br />CA - Los Angeles<br />103,405<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,47224722-4D84-458D-BC5D-857FB52E4B4A&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Fresno Convention Center</a><br />CA<br />CA - Fresno<br />93,334<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,4B704DA4-A3FE-4C1E-9482-F8AD22D1B096&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Visalia Convention Center</a><br />CA<br />CA - Fresno<br />53,990<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,8A1A3B6D-CBC5-481D-A54A-B15B29AAEE5B&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Redding Convention Center</a><br />CA<br />CA - Chico<br />49,783<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,EB058CB9-7C9A-4E4A-A0FF-BBA9599446E0&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Rabobank Arena, Theater &amp; Convention Center</a><br />CA<br />CA - Bakersfield<br />42,952<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,7B11F1F3-7573-4B50-BCA6-AEE403246C95&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Performing Arts &amp; Convention Center</a><br />CA<br />CA - Los Angeles<br />35,834<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,2185C6A5-991B-4E69-9704-B42BCB29317E&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Scottish Rite Event Center</a><br />CA<br />CA - San Diego<br />28,811<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,8F8746F7-A55E-4D78-9255-1B6B55D8857C&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center</a><br />CA<br />CA - San Francisco<br />28,062<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,1EAF3238-360C-4B51-BCB9-EF0B1F3BA4AD&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">The Cathedral Center</a><br />CA<br />CA - San Francisco<br />18,094<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,49AA75AC-6B9E-411B-9ADF-42192F65F2C5&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Big Bear Lake Convention Center</a><br />CA<br />CA - Los Angeles<br />11,000<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,6E22672A-C718-461B-ABCD-012712CE19DC&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">The Colorado Convention Center</a><br />CO<br />CO - Denver<br />785,403<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,27AD64C1-06F6-4EB7-9C4F-7B25A3BE2C5C&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Pueblo Convention Center</a><br />CO<br />CO - Colorado Springs<br />23,220<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,D8649638-8D6A-4FB6-B6B0-36D01641E146&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Two Rivers Convention Center</a><br />CO<br />CO - Grand Junction<br />22,920<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,1E0A3755-0675-46A4-8906-BFDF862DF28A&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Connecticut Convention Center</a><br />CT<br />CT - Hartford<br />435,395<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,AC7387A1-3B94-45E2-9784-AA6AB31A9A7C&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Walter E. Washington Convention Center</a><br />DC<br />DC - Washington<br />643,170<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,A0796448-B179-46D0-B1D4-56E9EE99DCC7&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Orange County Convention Center</a><br />FL<br />FL - Orlando<br />2,539,559<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,6C951BF1-0200-4195-B51B-9F4202C2BE64&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Tampa Convention Center</a><br />FL<br />FL - Tampa<br />699,643<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,5044F0F1-ED41-402C-A797-92C17DD4B102&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Miami Beach Convention Center</a><br />FL<br />FL - Miami / Ft. Lauderdale<br />629,830<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,274EA3D1-8BA1-4D83-BC74-EC83DA6B1658&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Palm Beach County Convention Center</a><br />FL<br />FL - West Palm Beach<br />356,162<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,48D630DB-2DC1-4D2B-AC79-EADAB8141C9F&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County Convention Center</a><br />FL<br />FL - Miami / Ft. Lauderdale<br />324,852<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,70A33B9D-87CD-405A-A2DD-E621A5FD8FEF&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Ocean Center</a><br />FL<br />FL - Orlando<br />211,560<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,738DA740-18A0-4A41-B46D-8F53276F3EE9&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Prime F Osborn III Convention Center</a><br />FL<br />FL - Jacksonville<br />187,480<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,0BE99781-3A16-4898-901D-94FC9235940B&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Lee Civic Center</a><br />FL<br />FL - Fort Myers<br />124,500<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,79C649EF-F3B8-4D6C-A46E-5BE179742E40&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">The Lakeland Center</a><br />FL<br />FL - Tampa<br />92,740<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,CE43833D-D583-4952-B268-F015F9C7B336&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Miami Convention Center</a><br />FL<br />FL - Miami / Ft. Lauderdale<br />83,751<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,1084746E-AAE6-4CC4-929D-85A49C30B0BD&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Harborside Event Center</a><br />FL<br />FL - Fort Myers<br />72,850<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,A952BE62-3360-4445-91C8-BC3427558BCC&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Tallahassee-Leon County Civic Center</a><br />FL<br />FL - Tallahassee<br />66,675<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,6FBCB965-482B-4102-8B17-39B0469F6830&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Harborview Center</a><br />FL<br />FL - Tampa<br />56,000<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,DF214129-DEA2-49CD-ACB2-658DD03BFAC3&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Manatee Convention Center</a><br />FL<br />FL - Tampa<br />43,301<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,5BD4B761-89F7-4D82-ABE5-D89BAE054F85&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Pensacola Civic Center</a><br />FL<br />AL - Mobile<br />33,636<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,7DA39B80-DE15-4036-8D5A-0F3FB6BBBAA1&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Kissimmee Civic Center</a><br />FL<br />FL - Orlando<br />17,864<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,49A99A22-46F8-4EA1-8F8B-189CC2B30E67&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Space Coast Convention Center</a><br />FL<br />FL - Orlando<br />12,844<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,73719040-9FE5-47F4-BA8F-52278AD20EE3&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Sarasota Bradenton International Convention Center</a><br />FL<br />FL - Tampa<br />7,764<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,EC4760B8-4230-4D82-822C-A9031BAD0B92&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Maitland Civic Center</a><br />FL<br />FL - Orlando<br />6,540<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,5BF71D20-A07D-4381-985E-D35DC5879A95&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Georgia World Congress Center</a><br />GA<br />GA - Atlanta<br />1,673,563<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,B0822624-05D6-4C4E-8B00-4FBD3075EAF1&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Savannah International Trade &amp; Convention Center</a><br />GA<br />GA - Savannah<br />543,742<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,561F8C3A-021F-4182-AEDA-033393B5F30E&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Georgia International Convention Center</a><br />GA<br />GA - Atlanta<br />412,477<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,C51E5A66-24BF-40F6-ADF8-8071ECB0C8CE&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Cobb Galleria Centre</a><br />GA<br />GA - Atlanta<br />190,182<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,20FBC3F3-9AE8-4CF7-92EF-342D7FB61F18&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Columbus, Georgia Convention &amp; Trade Center</a><br />GA<br />GA - Columbus<br />182,232<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,A0EAEC8C-BF0B-45CF-8300-E0203F681F71&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Gwinnett Center</a><br />GA<br />GA - Atlanta<br />136,377<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,0EBAF0FF-6D5B-4408-94AA-E58F77771C59&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">AmericasMart Atlanta</a><br />GA<br />GA - Atlanta<br />127,380<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,D324E504-0F83-47C8-8E17-4675A7775D40&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">The Macon Centreplex Coliseum and Convention Center</a><br />GA<br />GA - Macon<br />109,006<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,7839110B-911F-4C0F-8727-1B10F625F396&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Augusta-Richmond Civic Center</a><br />GA<br />GA - Augusta<br />67,945<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,FB7B53E1-001F-4981-B556-6394954C7351&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Northwest Georgia Trade and Convention Center</a><br />GA<br />TN - Chattanooga<br />62,700<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,7DFA8CAB-7614-4D7F-8000-8464045DF705&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Jekyll Island Convention Center</a><br />GA<br />FL - Jacksonville<br />62,532<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,B691F8B6-F281-4B16-9533-5F7D498FA140&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Albany Civic Center</a><br />GA<br />GA - Albany<br />51,000<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,B98E9FD8-D404-42EE-8629-AC071FA2104A&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Savannah Civic Center</a><br />GA<br />GA - Savannah<br />44,945<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,E09D30D0-D955-4AA2-8063-DA332325EB4B&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">The Forum-A Civic Center Complex</a><br />GA<br />GA - Atlanta<br />36,759<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,A0434D43-4F15-4CA2-85CE-E3BDAAA60C0E&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Forum Civic Center</a><br />GA<br />GA - Atlanta<br />36,459<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,73329DCB-7905-4DFA-947E-86A375936586&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Georgia Mountains Center</a><br />GA<br />GA - Atlanta<br />25,419<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,D9D5C8C6-CD49-45A7-A568-B8AD7C0B4DDF&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Gainesville Civic Center</a><br />GA<br />GA - Atlanta<br />16,918<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,46CBAEFF-ADAF-400A-B2CF-6DDD9141EC9A&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Rabun County Civic Center</a><br />GA<br />GA - Atlanta<br />13,000<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,F086C4F9-E779-45DB-8638-B778D65466BA&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Atlanta Civic Center</a><br />GA<br />GA - Atlanta<br />5,801<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,727FE620-FFBB-4F12-AF23-92219F26075C&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Hawaii Convention Center</a><br />HI<br />HI - Honolulu<br />363,192<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,D14C3CD3-D62C-4946-8EE1-8DE83C27E422&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Iowa Events Center</a><br />IA<br />IA - Des Moines<br />292,586<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,AAD19FCB-B196-448E-B484-5AFE4004F208&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Mid-America Center</a><br />IA<br />NE - Omaha<br />78,299<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,B8074C17-201B-43F2-A19C-EA51763200DA&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Sioux City Convention Center</a><br />IA<br />IA - Sioux City<br />37,971<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,087C6AAC-E5BF-4371-A7D4-8DC4E71A8A65&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Fairfield Arts &amp; 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Stephens Convention Center</a><br />IL<br />IL - Chicago<br />879,000<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,594D6702-FFC2-49A4-9F43-53F6C4125CBA&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Peoria Civic Center</a><br />IL<br />IL - Peoria<br />110,000<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,F3B772C5-BCAC-41CC-B02A-CA4B49099A11&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">The Stonegate Conference Centre</a><br />IL<br />IL - Chicago<br />104,751<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,8F9ACB8D-7A0E-44AF-9225-2EC216FA6167&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">McCormick Place</a><br />IL<br />IL - Chicago<br />2,700,000<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,989282F1-A3BD-4EF7-8D79-726BA07C7B07&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">The Odeum Expo Center</a><br />IL<br />IL - Chicago<br />83,719<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,4CE6B8F4-B31A-4B87-98FC-6638D05619D0&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Prairie Capital Convention Center</a><br />IL<br />IL - Springfield<br />76,135<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,420BA1BD-0487-4BF2-BD09-17BDEF99E368&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Oakley-Lindsay Center</a><br />IL<br />IL - Quincy<br />31,776<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,81D7B497-D1D1-4FF8-9A47-4F0CD7397F0E&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Decatur Civic Center</a><br />IL<br />IL - Springfield<br />26,004<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,E3D5C5CC-7777-4E7C-993E-F40C3F5A01C5&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Thelma Keller Convention Center</a><br />IL<br />IL - Springfield<br />20,000<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,118FDC39-7469-4579-A401-527FCD763213&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Orland Park Civic Center</a><br />IL<br />IL - Chicago<br />10,255<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,56CAC5B3-D69B-40BD-B0F5-2604A89F56CF&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Mendota Civic Center</a><br />IL<br />IL - Peoria<br />8,401<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,6BA692A8-5AB7-429C-B546-118B300D70C7&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Libertyville Civic Center</a><br />IL<br />IL - Chicago<br />7,805<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,2E69D70E-A6CE-420B-8955-860FAF9B85C3&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Indiana Convention Center &amp; RCA Dome</a><br />IN<br />IN - Indianapolis<br />507,030<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,BA2EAD07-2516-4C86-BD46-92BF931855E6&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Grand Wayne Center</a><br />IN<br />IN - Ft. Wayne<br />75,934<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,394C1EA9-95E8-4363-9E9E-362CEE4689B4&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Genesis Convention Center</a><br />IN<br />IL - Chicago<br />61,749<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,B1FB3547-CEC7-4316-B7C3-E66C9435B973&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Evansville Auditorium &amp; Convention Center</a><br />IN<br />IN - Evansville<br />58,512<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,5D80D5BD-BA1F-4010-94DA-24144B82739D&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Johanning Civic Center</a><br />IN<br />IN - Indianapolis<br />48,404<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,4793D20A-5E25-485C-BE59-D50E3B277B86&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Horizon Convention Center</a><br />IN<br />IN - Indianapolis<br />41,380<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,56B24156-BFD1-4582-B18D-892F78B0C650&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Century Center</a><br />IN<br />IN - South Bend<br />41,009<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,73230CC6-6E5E-416B-8E8B-35384CF983A6&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Bloomington/Monroe County Convention Center</a><br />IN<br />IN - Indianapolis<br />20,867<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,DC59A51B-BA49-4185-9BC9-63FC46CA1510&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Century II Performing Arts &amp; Convention Center</a><br />KS<br />KS - Wichita<br />256,482<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,3CE943E2-1855-4739-8284-74610E5FD126&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Overland Park Convention Center</a><br />KS<br />MO - Kansas City<br />127,116<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,E7550FCC-A98D-41FE-AA66-A926B8C867B7&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Salina Bicentennial Center</a><br />KS<br />KS - Wichita<br />40,780<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,14DC6725-84A9-433A-9565-A9B45E24FFCC&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Pittsburg Memorial Auditorium &amp; Convention Center</a><br />KS<br />MO - Joplin<br />7,236<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,F0499EB8-FB90-47F5-B5F7-47AFD3BA3FF8&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Kentucky International Convention Center</a><br />KY<br />KY - Louisville<br />286,162<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,535D25B8-29D0-47AF-B339-DCCA4155BBF5&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Northern Kentucky Convention Center</a><br />KY<br />OH - Cincinnati<br />90,068<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,8B7D90C4-3D6E-452C-B0B3-69770DD7BB38&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Lexington Convention Center</a><br />KY<br />KY - Lexington<br />86,494<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,8CA1E2F3-BC17-40DA-8E8B-407DC7406ED0&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Sloan Convention Center</a><br />KY<br />KY - Bowling Green<br />28,298<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,21177724-446A-42AF-A553-C5192C49F57E&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">James E. Bruce Convention Center</a><br />KY<br />TN - Nashville<br />28,040<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,494A61DF-D9CE-4642-B825-14C1C48CC7A8&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Cave City Convention Center</a><br />KY<br />KY - Bowling Green<br />15,850<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,E15AB717-A8B1-4291-9BB5-C2D3917ADFA8&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Frankfort Convention Center</a><br />KY<br />KY - Lexington<br />10,000<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,0ADFF435-4EC9-4A78-938B-0C53E3F40571&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">New Orleans Morial Convention Center</a><br />LA<br />LA - New Orleans<br />1,508,763<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,27DC92AF-5615-4F39-9550-63EFFE7B59C5&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Shreveport Convention Center</a><br />LA<br />LA - Shreveport<br />245,438<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,4830C033-8269-485C-85E2-F3434359671A&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Monroe Civic Center</a><br />LA<br />AR - Monroe<br />94,488<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,4BD7AD9C-EFBF-49F3-9719-E6764321FC7E&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">The Pontchartrain Center</a><br />LA<br />LA - New Orleans<br />73,241<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,DAC5E9BC-9281-4B0D-8B85-2E7014C13E2E&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Cajundome, Convention Center &amp; Artisan Creative Catering</a><br />LA<br />LA - Lafayette<br />63,571<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,4FF99433-A594-4809-9DEB-6AB1E288656D&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center</a><br />LA<br />LA - New Orleans<br />49,669<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,6B44A1DA-0EAF-4758-972D-DE9F599C3281&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Alexandria Riverfront Center</a><br />LA<br />LA - Alexandria<br />38,240<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,8C75A00E-E809-462C-90D9-F2164D574856&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Bossier Civic Center</a><br />LA<br />LA - Shreveport<br />31,562<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,812BE051-9423-48D9-AECF-18C00F3AE1F2&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Louisiana Superdome</a><br />LA<br />LA - New Orleans<br />24,681<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,48EC5990-5C49-43D5-9553-086828055AA1&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Heymann Center</a><br />LA<br />LA - Lafayette<br />20,986<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,3DB9630C-FC75-4AE4-916A-030657C977F2&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">West Monroe Convention Center</a><br />LA<br />AR - Monroe<br />15,477<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,AA58E406-7015-43C6-97D9-2F3A02817B75&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Boston Convention &amp; Exhibition Center</a><br />MA<br />MA - Boston<br />712,799<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,5ABCDF7A-6119-4C3E-AD44-D86FFDBFEAA4&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">John B. 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Javits Convention Center</a><br />NY<br />NY - New York<br />844,780<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,92C6CFEA-3A72-48B6-BC07-1CE9E17C7D69&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Oncenter Complex</a><br />NY<br />NY - Syracuse<br />182,321<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,EE7D6B02-F987-4405-8CA8-61492EE61D3F&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Rochester Riverside Convention Center</a><br />NY<br />NY - Rochester<br />162,949<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,52C707C6-8AE6-4230-B345-71804098D724&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Buffalo Niagara Convention Center</a><br />NY<br />NY - Buffalo<br />112,705<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,528AFAE1-0502-4E26-AAE3-7E3C2D4492D8&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">The Westchester County Center</a><br />NY<br />NY - Westchester County<br />47,732<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,1CCDDF6B-6E2A-4579-B5DA-C5465461D510&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Empire State Plaza Convention Center</a><br />NY<br />NY - Albany<br />34,054<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,6972EA27-3D9A-4997-AFDE-5540A81C96E0&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Glens Falls Civic Center</a><br />NY<br />NY - Albany<br />24,335<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,AEB60D0B-D58D-48F3-8712-71175E30EE4C&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Mid-Hudson Civic Center</a><br />NY<br />NY - Kingston<br />15,475<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,77EE8347-8954-45A8-9648-9AE9B1C30EC3&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Greater Columbus Convention Center</a><br />OH<br />OH - Columbus<br />506,149<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,DFB49EE6-61FB-42CD-80B3-DC98A6B98D3C&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Cleveland Convention Center</a><br />OH<br />OH - Cleveland<br />431,836<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,502AF41E-FC70-49D2-A0F1-BB8714EC03B0&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Duke Energy Convention Center</a><br />OH<br />OH - Cincinnati<br />297,596<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,DBC838C1-2CCB-4227-9B8F-B04EEA5D0964&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Dayton Convention Center</a><br />OH<br />OH - Dayton<br />102,225<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,8C56070F-25B0-43EE-9A0A-32F497A240CF&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Seagate Convention Center</a><br />OH<br />OH - Toledo<br />88,671<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,D870C790-C32E-48B9-B75B-129976A06070&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Sharonville Convention Center</a><br />OH<br />OH - Cincinnati<br />35,528<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,5E99CF45-EAE4-4CE9-8B37-DAB3523F5D7A&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">The Pritchard Laughlin Civic Center</a><br />OH<br />OH - Columbus<br />14,601<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,7A188963-CE5E-475F-B970-80877651298F&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Veterans Memorial Civic &amp; 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Worth<br />47,677<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,787FA2FB-F9F2-4A49-8E45-E9D0F27DC1D3&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Beaumont Civic Center Complex</a><br />TX<br />TX - Beaumont<br />41,305<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,3920041B-8BF2-4666-A7E5-C9C90A35D5D3&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">San Angelo Civic Center</a><br />TX<br />TX - San Angelo<br />38,202<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,7AEE3697-38EA-401E-ACD6-718D8C0ECF01&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Marshall Civic Center</a><br />TX<br />TX - Marshall<br />33,930<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,C5435749-714F-4C4B-B0EC-BCC4E39D5807&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">South Padre Island Convention Center</a><br />TX<br />TX - Harlingen<br />28,398<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,0F3A80E4-00B7-4EB0-8F99-FF8053290671&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Harvey Hall Convention Center</a><br />TX<br />TX - Tyler<br />26,028<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,CADE9900-10A6-4B8E-AF10-A552F88E94C5&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Del Rio Civic Center</a><br />TX<br />TX - San Antonio<br />25,000<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,860E4056-0181-4FDF-9088-07C8E50F8B6D&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Frank W. Mayborn Civic &amp; Convention Center</a><br />TX<br />TX - Waco<br />22,671<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,368C7997-F2BF-4E2F-81DE-1BEEBF01CE02&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Port Arthur Civic Center</a><br />TX<br />TX - Beaumont<br />19,690<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,C477C6A9-A49D-416C-9A35-B2641AA54CF0&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">The Midland Center &amp; Centennial Plaza</a><br />TX<br />TX - Midland<br />17,426<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,EDBF88C5-49C0-440F-AEE4-C2E74940D708&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Brazos Center</a><br />TX<br />TX - Waco<br />16,940<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,A70EA60A-2218-450C-9E79-C2BD0B73C06E&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Rosenberg Civic &amp; Convention Center</a><br />TX<br />TX - Houston<br />16,000<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,762AF988-FAD0-4BFE-B834-9BF7C9AA1D61&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">The Richardson Civic Center</a><br />TX<br />TX - Dallas / Ft. Worth<br />15,100<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,63D53584-1298-4A49-B576-2D681F9B692A&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Casa de Amistad</a><br />TX<br />TX - Harlingen<br />13,000<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,811CBB50-74D7-4DD4-B623-52576859059E&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Waxahachie Civic Center</a><br />TX<br />TX - Dallas / Ft. Worth<br />12,273<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,5B0A514B-EADA-4ED3-8414-FF25FB169F3C&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Palestine Civic Center</a><br />TX<br />TX - Dallas / Ft. Worth<br />11,899<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,0E12585E-E7B3-41E6-A259-E55ACCD42620&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Decatur Civic Center</a><br />TX<br />TX - Dallas / Ft. Worth<br />9,421<br /><a href="http://guest.cvent.com/s.aspx?1S,R1,AFBB4D5C-D79D-41F5-BE8F-F7D9B1E7AF24&amp;wt.mc_id=DG_Text_Links">Denton Civic Center</a><br />TX<br />TX - Dallas / Ft. 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Nothing else comes as close to truly re-creating the viewing experience of a movie theater. Imagine the leathery hide of a Tyrannosaurus rex, up close and personal. Or a tight shot of Norah Jones at the piano that reveals her freckles. Picture a 240-pound linebacker barreling straight at you. Or a video game villain swinging a sword big enough to splinter your coffee table. Front-projection TV delivers all that and more — images bursting with cinematic detail and color across a larger-than-life screen measured in feet, not inches.<br />Projectors: The basics<br />A front-projection TV is a two-piece system: the projector and the screen. Today's digital projectors use LCD or LCoS technology. Many projectors are compact and lightweight enough to be considered portable. They're a snap to set up and use, and best of all, they're much more affordable than old CRT projectors.<br />You can place a digital projector on a coffee table or out of view on a bookcase, or you can mount it to the ceiling (we have custom mounts for most of the models we carry). Projector screens come in a variety of sizes, and can be free-standing, wall-mounted, or retractable (manual or motorized). Displaying images on a wall can look OK, but a screen delivers a smoother, more consistent image, and helps any projector perform at its best.<br />Since the image is projected onto a separate screen, everything inside a projector's compact case is dedicated to creating the sharpest, most realistic picture possible. You'll find a high-resolution imager (DLP, LCD, or LCoS), an ultra-high-intensity lamp, superb scaling circuitry, top-grade optics, and a wide selection of video inputs. What you won't find is a built-in screen or stereo speakers. Also, a projector has no built-in TV tuner of any kind, but it will display signals from an HDTV tuner, satellite receiver, or cable box.<br />Projectors not only deliver the largest — and some of the highest-quality — images available for home theater, they're also frequently a better value than other display types if you figure the cost per inch of screen. Most projectors can display signals from a video game console as well as a PC — it's an unbelievably engaging gaming experience. And because you're projecting an image onto a wall or separate screen, there's no glass involved, so you'll see absolutely no reflection or glare from the screen.<br />So pass the popcorn, dim the lights, and get ready for real home theater.<br />Is a projector for you?<br />There are a couple of key things to be aware of if you're considering a projector. First, your room lighting: for the best projector performance in a home theater, you should be able to substantially reduce or eliminate light in the room, whether it's daylight or room lights. Rooms with few windows are good candidates. If you plan to use a projector in a room that gets a lot of sunlight, you may need to limit your viewing to after dark, or consider installing blackout shades on the windows. Because of the lighting issue, projector owners generally use other TVs for some or most of their everyday viewing, and reserve the projector for "event" viewing or gaming.<br />Second, your viewing habits and the life of your projector's lamp: LCD and DLP projectors typically have a lamp life of 2000-4000 hours, compared to 8000 hours for digital big-screen rear-projection models. The hour rating actually represents the lamp's "half-life" — the point where its brightness has diminished by half. A lamp will still work past its half-life, but it will continue to gradually lose brightness. When you replace the lamp (it's easily user-replaceable), picture quality returns to like-new brightness. But you won't be able to simply run to the hardware store for a lamp. These projectors use special high-pressure lamps that cost between $200 and $500. Projector owners who primarily watch movies and special events run their projectors an average of about 8 hours a week. For a projector with a 2000-hour lamp, that translates to 4-5 years of use. But if you use a projector as your main TV, logging say 4 hours per day, you'll be looking at lamp replacement in under a year and a half.<br /><br /> </div><div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/2272581384050071027-5274555800274494344?l=audiovideonyc.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Gene Shapirohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08866662410299092857noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2272581384050071027.post-48222370023630542742010-06-09T22:30:00.000-04:002010-06-09T22:33:10.647-04:00<div align="justify">TV and HDTV<br />1080p 1080p is a high-definition video format with resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. The "p" stands for progressive scan, which means that each video frame is transmitted as a whole in a single sweep. The main advantage of 1080p TVs is that they can display all high-definition video formats without downconverting, which sacrifices some picture detail.<br />1080p TVs display video at 60 frames per second, so this format is often referred to as 1080p60. The video on most high-definition discs (Blu-ray and HD DVD) is encoded at film's native rate of 24 frames per second, or 1080p24. For compatibility with most current 1080p TVs, high-definition players internally convert the 1080p24 video to 1080p60. By late 2007, many HDTVs included the ability to accept a 1080p24 signal directly. These TVs don't actually display video at 24 frames per second because that would cause visible flicker and motion stutter. The TV converts the video to 60 frames per second or whatever its native display rate is. The ideal situation would be to display 1080p24 at a multiple of 24 frames per second, like 72, 96, or 120 frames per second, to avoid the motion judder caused by 3-2 pulldown, which is required when converting 24-frames-per-second material to 60 frames per second.<br />120Hz refresh rate The digital display technologies (LCD, plasma, DLP, LCoS, etc.) that have replaced picture tubes are progressive scan by nature, displaying 60 video frames per second — often referred to as "60Hz." HDTVs with 120Hz refresh rate employ sophisticated video processing to double the standard rate to 120 frames per second by inserting either additional video frames or black frames. Because each video frame appears for only half the normal amount of time, on-screen motion looks smoother and more fluid, with less smearing. It's especially noticeable viewing fast-action sports and video games. This feature is available on an increasing number of flat-panel LCD TVs.<br />16:9 See aspect ratio and widescreen.<br />240Hz refresh rate 240Hz refresh rate reduces LCD motion blur even more than 120Hz refresh rate. 240Hz processing creates and inserts three new video frames for every original frame. Most "240Hz" TVs operate this way, but some models use "pseudo-240Hz" technology which combines 120Hz refresh rate with high-speed backlight scanning. An example of the pseudo-240Hz approach, which can also be very effective, is Toshiba's ClearScan 240™ technology.<br />3D TV By adding a sense of picture depth and dimensionality, 3D TVs create a more engaging viewing experience that's similar to watching a 3D movie in a theater. Like 3D movies, 3D TV requires that each viewer wear special glasses to see the 3D effects. 3D TV requires the use of wireless "active shutter" glasses.<br />Whether a 3D TV uses LCD or plasma screen technology, all 3D TVs use a specially-designed screen that can display two different versions of a video image by alternating the video frames at very high speed. 3D video is basically two full-resolution 1080p images, one for your left eye and one for your right. The shutter glasses' lenses darken and lighten rapidly in coordination with the screen's flashing images. The timing of the shutter glasses is wirelessly controlled by an "emitter" that is usually built into the TV. The system creates an immersive viewing experience. True 3D viewing also requires a 3D video source, like a 3D Blu-ray player playing a 3D movie.<br />For more info, see our intro to 3D, or check out our in-depth 3D TV FAQ.<br />3-2 pulldown processing Sophisticated video processing common in HDTVs and progressive-scan DVD players. It corrects for artifacts and distortion that occur when film-based material (at 24 frames per second) is converted to video (30 frames per second), then de-interlaced to create a progressive-scan signal. For a more in-depth explanation, see our DVD Player Glossary.<br />Active shutter glasses To see three-dimensional effects on a 3D TV screen, each viewer must wear a special type of 3D glasses called "shutter" glasses. Also called "active" glasses, these battery-powered liquid-crystal glasses are able to lighten or darken hundreds of times per second to alternately block out the left or right lens in coordination with the video frames flashing on screen. The lenses aren't displaying images, just switching between dark and clear. To anyone not wearing shutter glasses, a 3D TV picture will look blurry. Active glasses are far more technologically advanced than the disposable 3D glasses handed out in movie theaters.<br />For more info, see our intro to 3D, or check out our in-depth 3D TV FAQ.<br />ALiS (Alternate Lighting of Surfaces) A type of high-definition plasma TV panel designed for optimum performance when displaying 1080i material. On a typical progressive-scan plasma TV, all pixels can be illuminated at any given instant. With an ALiS plasma panel, alternate rows of pixels are illuminated so that only half the panel's pixels can be illuminated at any moment (somewhat similar to interlaced-scanning on a CRT-type TV). ALiS-based plasmas make up a small part of the overall market; TV makers that use ALiS panels include Hitachi and Fujitsu.<br />Anamorphic video Refers to widescreen video images that have been "squeezed" to fit a narrower video frame when stored on DVD. These images must be expanded (un-squeezed) by the display device. Most of today's TVs employ a screen with 16:9 aspect ratio, so that anamorphic and other widescreen material can be viewed in its proper proportions. When anamorphic video is displayed on an old-fashioned TV with a 4:3 screen, images appear unnaturally tall and narrow.<br />Anti-blur technology A technology that reduces image "smearing" or "motion blur" that can sometimes occur with LCD TVs. LCD televisions with anti-blur technology can deliver smoother, cleaner images than those without, particularly during fast-paced scenes. This anti-blur video processing is usually described as 120Hz refresh rate or 240Hz refresh rate. TV makers have their own proprietary names for anti-blur technology; examples include Sony's Motionflow™ and Samsung's Auto Motion Plus.<br />Artifacts Unwanted visible effects in the picture created by disturbances in the video transmission or processing. Examples include "dot crawl" or "hanging dots" in analog pictures, or "pixelation" in digital pictures.<br />Aspect ratio The ratio of width to height for an image or screen. The North American NTSC television standard uses the squarish 4:3 (1.33:1) ratio. HDTVs use the wider 16:9 ratio (1.78:1) to better display widescreen material like high-definition broadcasts and DVDs. See our article about aspect ratio to better understand it and get pointers on troubleshooting some common aspect ratio problems.<br />ATSC (Advanced Television Standards Committee) Formed to establish technical standards for the U.S. digital television system. A TV tuner that can receive local over-the-air digital broadcasts is often called an ATSC tuner.<br />Audio Return Channel This feature is available on some 2010 TVs and audio/video components with HDMI 1.4 connections. A TV with Audio Return Channel allows a single HDMI cable to send the audio from the TV's built-in tuner "upstream" to a compatible A/V receiver, eliminating the need for a separate optical or coaxial digital audio cable.<br />Audio/video inputs Using a TV's direct audio/video inputs to connect a DVD player, VCR, camcorder or other video component provides improved picture and sound quality compared to using the everything-on-one-wire RF antenna-style input. If your TV is old enough that it only has RF-type inputs, that's reason enough to consider replacing it, since many newer video components don't include an RF output.<br />Backlight scanning An anti-blur technology used in some LCD TVs. Typical LCDs use a fluorescent backlight that shines constantly, which can contribute to motion blur. LCD models with backlight scanning have a special type of fluorescent backlight that pulses at very high speed, which has the effect of reducing motion blur. Some recent TVs use backlight scanning along with 120Hz refresh rate for even greater blur reduction.<br />Big-screen TV See rear-projection TV.<br />Bitrate Measured as "bits per second," and used to express the rate at which data is transmitted or processed. The higher the bitrate, the more data is processed and, typically, the higher the picture resolution. Digital video formats typically have bitrates measured in megabits-per-second (Mbps). (One megabit equals one million bits.) The maximum bitrate for standard DVDs is 11Mbps; for over-the-air HDTV broadcasts, it's 19.4Mbps. High-definition discs have even higher maximum bitrates: 36Mbps for HD DVD and 54Mbps for Blu-ray Disc™.<br />Black level Describes the appearance of darker portions of a video image. Black is the absence of light, so to create the black portions of an image, a display must be able to shut off as much light as possible. Displays with good black level capability not only produce deeper blacks, but also reveal more details and shading in dark or shadowy scenes.<br />Burn-in Screen burn-in can affect TVs that use a phosphor coating on the screen. It was an issue for early plasma TVs. Burn-in can occur when a static image — like a non-widescreen 4:3 image with vertical black bars on the sides, or a scrolling stock or news ticker — remains on-screen for an extended period. These images can become etched into the phosphor coating, leaving faint impressions. In recent years, TV makers have significantly reduced plasma power consumption and refined the panel technology to dramatically reduce the chances of burn-in occurring, while also including the ability to erase burn-in effects. New plasma TVs are nearly immune to screen burn-in. To prevent any possibility of burn-in, plasma owners should follow the manufacturer's guidelines for adjusting the TV's brightness and contrast settings when the TV is new. For tips on TV settings, see our article about optimizing your TV's picture.<br />CableCARD™ A removable security card available from cable TV providers. It allows a TV with a compatible CableCARD slot to receive digital cable programming, including premium and HD channels, without using a separate set-top box. The FCC (Federal Communications Commission) began requiring service providers to make CableCARDs available as of July 1, 2004. Contact your local cable provider for details regarding the availability and costs of CableCARD-related services. See our article about Cable TV more details about CableCARDs.<br />Chrominance The color component of a video signal that includes information about hue (shade) and saturation (intensity).<br />Color resolution (color bit depth) The color resolution of HDTVs and other video gear is typically described as a color bit depth such as "8-bit" or "10-bit." Color resolution indicates how fine the gradations can be between different shades of the same color — it's a measure of color accuracy. Nearly all consumer video equipment is 8-bit, and 8-bit resolution allows 256 possible shades. That's 256 each for the red, green, and blue primary colors. To calculate the total number of possible colors an 8-bit TV can reproduce, you multiply 256 x 256 x 256, which equals 16.7 million. Some TVs use 10-bit panels and video processing. That may not sound like much more, but 10-bit resolution means 1024 possible shades and over one billion total colors.<br />Color space A "color space" is a defined range of colors, and is usually associated with an industry standard. Examples of color spaces that relate to television and video equipment include NTSC for analog video, and ATSC and x.v.Color for high-definition video. A wider color space offers the potential for deeper hues. Few current HDTVs are even capable of reproducing the full NTSC color space, let alone the wider ATSC color space or the much wider x.v.Color color space. When you see a TV's color range expressed as a percentage of a color space, it's almost always NTSC.<br />Comb filter A comb filter's task is to remove residual chrominance (color) information from the luminance (brightness) signal. Comb filtering enhances fine detail, cleans up image outlines, and eliminates most extraneous colors from analog video signals. A comb filter is very effective for composite video signals, but is not required and not used for S-video or component video since those connections carry the chrominance and luminance information separately. There are 4 different types of comb filters found in today's TVs, listed here in order of ascending quality:<br />· Glass: may also be referred to as an "analog" comb filter.<br />· 2-line Digital: compares consecutive scanning lines within one field of video and makes adjustments to reduce cross-color interference.<br />· 3-line Digital: compares 3 scanning lines within a field of video. By comparing more picture information, a 3-line filter further reduces color bleeding and dot crawl.<br />· 3D Digital: not only analyzes consecutive scanning lines within a field, but also analyzes the preceding and following fields. Results in improved color purity and a more stable video image, and nearly eliminates dot crawl and color bleeding. Also called 3D Y/C.<br />Component video The three-jack component video connection splits the video signal into three parts (one brightness and two color signals). Compared to other analog video connections, component video has increased bandwidth for color information, resulting in a more accurate picture with clearer color reproduction and less bleeding. Component video is the only type of analog video connection that can pass high-definition signals, and provides better picture quality than S-video or composite video connections. See our connections glossary for more info.<br />Composite video A single video signal that combines brightness and color information. A composite signal is better than an RF signal, but not as good as S-video. A composite video jack is usually a single RCA-type. See our connections glossary for more info.<br />Contrast ratio Measures the difference between the brightest whites and the darkest blacks that a TV can display. The higher the contrast ratio, the better a TV will be at showing subtle color details, and the better it will look in rooms with more ambient room light. Contrast ratio is one of the most important specs for all TV types.<br />There are actually two different ways of measuring a TV's contrast ratio. Static contrast ratio measures the difference between the brightest and darkest images a TV can produce simultaneously (sometimes called on-screen contrast ratio). The ratio of the brightest and darkest images a TV can produce over time is called dynamic contrast ratio. Both specs are meaningful, but the dynamic spec is often four or five times higher than the static spec, so make sure you're comparing apples to apples.<br />CRT (Cathode-Ray Tube) A CRT ("picture tube") is a specialized vacuum tube in which images are created when an electron beam scans back and forth across the back side of a phosphor-coated screen. Each time the beam makes a pass across the screen, it lights up a horizontal line of phosphor dots on the inside of the glass tube. This beam rapidly draws hundreds of these lines from the top to the bottom of the screen, creating the image.<br />The old-fashioned "direct-view" TVs most people grew up watching have a single large picture tube, while CRT-based rear-projection and front-projection TVs use three CRTs: one each for the red, green, and blue primary colors.<br />Deep Color A color resolution standard associated with high-definition TVs and video gear that include HDMI 1.3 connections. Deep Color supports 10-bit, 12-bit and 16-bit color bit depths, up from 8-bit, which is the current standard for consumer video. All earlier versions of HDMI supported 8-bit color. (Because video is based on three primary colors, you'll sometimes see Deep Color described as 30-bit, 36-bit and 48-bit.) A higher color bit depth enables finer gradations between different shades of the same color, for smoother gradients and reduced color banding. Deep Color gives TVs the potential to display billions rather than millions of colors, but in order to see that improvement, the entire video production chain has to use it (camera, editing, format, player, display). See color resolution.<br />De-interlacing The process of converting an interlaced-scan video signal (where each frame is split into two sequential fields) to a progressive-scan signal (where each frame remains whole). De-interlacers are found in HDTVs and progressive-scan DVD players. More advanced de-interlacers include a feature called 3-2 pulldown processing.<br />Digital audio output A connection found on HDTVs and HDTV tuners for sending the Dolby Digital soundtrack of HDTV broadcasts to an A/V receiver with Dolby Digital decoding. The two most common types of digital output are coaxial and Toslink optical.<br />D-ILA™ (Direct-drive Image Light Amplification) JVC's proprietary variation of LCoS projection display technology.<br />Direct-view TV A general term for non-projection types of TVs, which include conventional tube TVs and flat-panel plasma and LCD TVs.<br />DLNA DLNA, short for Digital Living Network Alliance, is a collaboration among more than 200 companies, including Sony, Panasonic, Samsung, Microsoft, Cisco, Denon and Yamaha. Their goal is to create products that connect to each other across your home network, regardless of manufacturer, so you can easily enjoy your digital and online content in any room.<br />While all DLNA-compliant devices are essentially guaranteed to work together, they may not be able to share all types of media. For example, a DLNA-certified TV may be able to display digital photos from a DLNA-certified media server, but not videos.<br />DLP™ (Digital Light Processing) A projection TV technology developed by Texas Instruments, based on their Digital Micromirror Device (DMD) microchip. Each DMD chip has an array of tiny swiveling mirrors which create the image. Depending on the TV's resolution, the number of mirrors can range from several hundred thousand to over two million. DLP technology is used in both front- and rear-projection displays.<br />There are two basic types of DLP projector. "Single-chip" models, which include virtually all rear-projection DLP TVs, use a single DMD chip, with color provided by a spinning color wheel or colored LEDs. "3-chip" projectors dedicate a chip to each primary color: red, green, and blue. While 3-chip models are considerably more expensive, they completely eliminate the rainbow effect, which is an issue for a small minority of viewers.<br />Dolby® Digital A discrete multichannel digital audio format that is the official audio standard for HDTV (and DVD). Dolby Digital is normally associated with 5.1-channel surround sound. Though this channel configuration is the most common, it is only one of several possible variations — a Dolby Digital soundtrack can mean anything from 1 to 5.1 channels. To learn about the various surround sound options available, see our article about surround sound formats.<br />Downconversion All digital TV display technologies have screens with a fixed number of pixels for displaying images. If a video source has a higher resolution than the screen's resolution, the TV will automatically downconvert the video signal to fit the screen. Downconversion reduces image detail, but downconverted pictures can still look very sharp. A good example is a 1080i HDTV broadcast displayed on a 720p TV.<br />DTV (Digital Television) A general term for the ATSC digital broadcast TV standard, which replaced the NTSC analog broadcast system. DTV comes in two basic flavors: widescreen, high-quality HDTV (High-Definition Television) with Dolby Digital audio, and medium-quality SDTV (Standard-Definition TV).<br />DVI (Digital Visual Interface) A multi-pin, computer-style connection intended to carry high-resolution video signals from video source components (such as older HD-capable satellite and cable boxes, and upconverting DVD players) to HD-capable TVs with a compatible connector. Most (but not all) DVI connections use HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) encryption to prevent piracy. In consumer electronics products, DVI connectors have been almost completely replaced by HDMI connectors, which carry both video and audio. You can use an adapter to connect a DVI-equipped component to an HDMI-equipped TV, or vice versa, but a DVI connection can never carry audio. See our connections glossary for more info.<br />Dynamic backlighting Found on many LCD TVs, this feature dynamically adjusts the brightness of the backlight in response to the picture content of whatever you're watching, to improve picture contrast and reduce power consumption. It helps the TV display both bright outdoor scenes and dark indoor scenes with greater accuracy. Use of dynamic backlighting contributes to the very high "dynamic contrast ratio" specs provided by TV makers.<br />EDTV (Enhanced-Definition Television) A virtually obsolete class of televisions, generally flat-panel LCD or plasma, that displays signals in 480-line progressive-scan (480p) mode. 480p screen resolution is superior to standard analog TV (480i), but not as sharp as true HDTVs (720p or 1080p).<br />Electronic program guide (EPG) Provides an on-screen listing of available channels and program data for an extended time period (typically 36 hours or more). Examples of program guides include subscription services like TiVo® and free guides like TV Guide® On Screen. To learn more about EPG features and capabilities, see our article about TV Guide On Screen.<br />Emitter (for 3D TV) An important part of a 3D TV system is the "emitter" that precisely controls the timing of the active shutter glasses. The emitter communicates with the glasses wirelessly via infrared beams. "3D-ready" TVs include a built-in emitter, while "3D-capable" TVs require that you add an outboard emitter box.<br />For more info, see our intro to 3D, or check out our in-depth 3D TV FAQ.<br />Energy Star® compliant A certification for consumer electronics products indicating energy efficiency. The Energy Star program was introduced by the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) in 1992, and set standards for product power consumption in "standby" mode. (When a component is switched off but still plugged into an AC power source, it continues to draw a small amount of power in standby mode to keep circuits active and ready for quick turn-on.) In November 2008, the EPA created the more stringent Energy Star 3.0 specification, which requires energy efficiency when products are in use, as well as when they are in standby mode. Products that meet the new spec are up to 30% more energy efficient than previous models.<br />For information specifically relating to TV energy use, including our own in-house testing program, see our article on TV Power Consumption.<br />Ethernet port An Ethernet port on a TV enables a connection to a home network and/or the Internet. What you can do once you're on the network varies by model. Typically, only a select number of websites are accessible, and capabilities may be limited by the speed of your Internet connection.<br />Field In interlaced-scan video, each complete frame is split into 2 sequential fields, each of which contains half the picture information. One field contains the odd scanning lines, and the other field the even lines.<br />Flat-panel TV Any ultra-thin, relatively lightweight TV — especially those which can be wall-mounted. Current flat-panel TVs use either plasma or LCD screen technology.<br />Frame In moving picture media, whether film or video, a frame is a complete, individual picture.<br />Frame rate The rate at which frames are displayed. The frame rate for movies on film is 24 frames per second (24 fps). Standard NTSC video has a frame rate of 30 fps (actually 60 fields per second). The frame rate of a progressive-scan video format is twice that of an interlaced-scan format. For example, interlaced formats like 480i and 1080i deliver 30 complete frames per second; progressive formats like 480p, 720p and 1080p provide 60.<br />Front-projection TV See Projector.<br />Gain Measures the light-reflecting ability of a projection screen. The higher the number, the greater the amount of light reflected back to the viewer(s).<br />HDCP (High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection) HDCP encryption is used with high-resolution signals over DVI and HDMI connections and on D-Theater D-VHS recordings to prevent unauthorized duplication of copyrighted material.<br />HDMI™ (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) Similar to DVI (but using much smaller connectors), the multi-pin HDMI interface transfers uncompressed digital video with HDCP copy protection and multichannel audio. Using an adapter, HDMI is backward-compatible with most current DVI connections, although any DVI-HDMI connection will pass video only, not audio. For an in-depth look at HDMI, see The Ins and Outs of HDMI.<br />HDMI-CEC A remote control protocol that is an optional part of the HDMI spec — CEC stands for consumer electronics control. Available from HDMI version 1.2a on, HDMI-CEC allows multiple HDMI-connected components to be operated from a single remote control without any special setup or programming. HDMI-CEC is a 2-way communications system, and up to 10 devices can be controlled in a system. Each electronics manufacturer calls this feature something different: Panasonic uses EZ-Sync, Samsung Anynet+, Sony BRAVIA Theatre Sync, Toshiba CE-LINK, LG SimpLink, etc.<br />HDTV (High-Definition Television) Often mistakenly used as a generic description of all digital television, HDTV specifically refers to the highest-resolution formats of the 18 original DTV formats. Although there still isn't 100% agreement among manufacturers, retailers, journalists, etc., only 1,080-line interlaced (1080i) or 720-line progressive (720p) broadcasts are generally considered to be true HDTV. 1,080-line progressive (1080p) is not an official HD broadcast format, but it is found on high-definition Blu-ray discs and some satellite TV movie broadcasts. And 1080p is now an established standard for HDTV screens.<br />HDTV-ready The term used to describe TVs which can display digital high-definition TV formats when connected to a separate HDTV tuner. These TVs generally have built-in tuners for receiving regular NTSC broadcasts, but not digital. An HDTV-ready TV may also be referred to as an "HDTV monitor."<br />Hertz (Hz) A measure of frequency, where one Hertz equals one cycle per second. In video, Hertz is used to describe a frame rate in frames per second. For example, you'll often see 24-frames-per-second video at listed as "24Hz."<br />Interlaced scan Interlaced scan is a way to describe how some video signals and displays form an image. America's NTSC analog television system uses 525 scanning lines to create each complete picture (frame). The frame/picture is made up of two fields: The first field has 262.5 odd lines (1,3,5...) and the second field has 262.5 even lines (2,4,6...). The odd lines are scanned (drawn on the screen) in 1/60th of a second, and the even lines follow in the next 1/60th of a second. This presents a complete frame/picture of 525 lines in 1/30th of a second.<br />Analog NTSC video uses interlaced scanning, as do some digital television formats. Formats that include an "i" (1080i, 480i) use interlaced scanning. In fact, these days interlaced scanning is mostly mentioned when describing video broadcasts because virtually all non-tube TV types are progressive scan by nature. And for a more complete discussion of interlaced vs. progressive scan, see our article about HDTV resolution.<br />Internet-ready TV TVs labeled "Internet-ready" can connect to your home network to access online content. For example, a growing number of Internet-ready TVs let you play movies from services like Netflix®, BlockBuster™, or Amazon Video On Demand™. Keep in mind that you won't be able to browse the Internet the way you do on your computer — you'll only be able to access specific sites and information based on software included in your TV. Different TV makers provide access to different Internet sites and services, and sometimes these capabilities can be enhanced by firmware updates that the manufacturer provides. Besides movie services, common examples include weather, news, social media updates, and sports scores.<br />A few higher-end TVs have Wi-Fi® capability, but most TVs require a wired Ethernet connection. You can still get a wireless connection with many of those TVs by adding an optional USB Wi-Fi adapter. These adapters are usually brand-specific, so shop accordingly.<br />Keystone correction "Keystoning" is a form of video image distortion that occurs with front projectors if the centerline of the projector's lens is not perpendicular to the screen. Keystoning results in an image which is shaped like a trapezoid rather than a rectangle — the top of the picture is wider than the bottom, or the left side is taller than the right, for example. Most front projectors include "keystone correction" to correct this distortion. Some models have vertical keystone correction, while others include both vertical and horizontal correction. Although keystone correction allows greater mounting flexibility, it is a form of processing which usually has a slight softening and dimming effect on the picture.<br />LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) Liquid Crystal Display technology is one of the methods used to create flat-panel TVs. Light isn't created by the liquid crystals; a "backlight" behind the panel shines light through the display. The display consists of two polarizing transparent panels and a liquid crystal solution sandwiched in between. An electric current passed through the liquid causes the crystals to align so that light cannot pass through them. Each crystal acts like a shutter, either allowing light to pass through or blocking the light. The pattern of transparent and dark crystals forms the image.<br />See our articles on flat-panel LCD technology and rear-projection LCD TVs for more details. There are also LCD-based projectors.<br />LCoS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon) A projection TV technology based on LCD. With LCoS, light is reflected from a mirror behind the LCD panel rather than passing through the panel. The control circuitry that switches the pixels on and off is embedded further down in the chip so it doesn't block the light, which improves brightness and contrast. This multilayered microdisplay design can be used in rear-projection TVs and projectors. TV makers use different names for their LCoS technologies — Sony uses SXRD™, while JVC uses D-ILA™ or HD-ILA™.<br />LED (Light Emitting Diode) An LED is a semiconductor diode that typically emits a single wavelength of light when an electric current passes through it. Different colors can be generated based on the material used; common colors include red, green, blue, and white.<br />White LEDs are used as backlights in some newer flat-panel LCD TVs, while colored LEDs are used in some recent DLP rear-projection TVs.<br />LED TV A term sometimes used for LCD TVs that use an LED backlight instead of a conventional fluorescent one. An LED backlight improves contrast and delivers a wider range of colors, for a more lifelike picture. TVs with LED backlights also generally consume less power than those that use fluorescent backlights.<br />Some of these TVs use a series of LEDs arranged in a grid behind the LCD panel. And some TVs with these LED grids feature "local dimming", which allows the TV to display light and dark portions of the same image more accurately. Other sets are "edge-lit," meaning that the LEDs are located around the sides of the panel instead of in a grid behind it. While edge-lit LED TVs don't offer local dimming, they generally have thinner cabinets — sometimes barely more than an inch deep. For more information, see our video on LCD backlighting.<br />Letterboxed video A method for displaying the entire picture as seen in a movie theater on a TV screen. The resulting image width is much greater than its height. On an old-fashioned TV screen with 4:3 aspect ratio, letterboxed videos appear with horizontal black bars above and below the image. You will often see these black bars when watching movies on a widescreen TV, too. To learn more about aspect ratios and ways to deal with those black bars, see our aspect ratio article.<br />Light output Measures the amount of light produced by a video display, and is an especially important spec for projectors. Expressed in "lumens" or "ANSI lumens," with a higher number indicating greater light output, which results in a brighter picture.<br />Local dimming A feature found on some LED-backlit TVs that allows them to dim or even completely shut off different sections of the LED grid independently. These TVs can accurately display both light and dark portions of an image at the same time, for greater contrast and a more lifelike picture.<br />Lumen The unit of measure for light output of a projector. Different manufacturers may rate their projectors' light output differently. "Peak lumens" is measured by illuminating an area of about 10% of the screen size in the center of the display. This measurement ignores the reduction in brightness at the sides and corners of the screen.<br />The more conservative "ANSI lumens" (American National Standards Institute) specification is made by dividing the screen into 9 blocks, taking a reading in the center of each, and averaging the readings. This number is usually 20-25% lower than the peak lumen measurement.<br />Luminance The brightness or black-and-white component of a color video signal. Determines the level of picture detail.<br />Megahertz (MHz) Equal to one million Hertz. Video signal bandwidth is typically expressed in megahertz.<br />Microdisplay A general term covering several different technologies used in digital rear-projection TVs and projectors. These displays produce large images; the "micro" refers to the postage stamp-sized image chips that create the images. Microdisplay types include DLP, LCD, and LCoS. For a comparison of rear-projection microdisplay types, and details on how each technology works, see our Choosing a Big-screen Projection TV article.<br />MPEG (Moving Picture Experts Group) The organization charged with developing video and audio encoding standards. On the video front, consumers are most likely to encounter the MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 compression formats, or "codecs." These formats are capable of producing very high quality video by employing an adaptive, variable bitrate process that can allocate more bits for complex scenes involving a lot of motion, while reducing the bits in static scenes.<br />· MPEG-2: Used for over-the-air digital television broadcasts, standard DVDs, some Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD discs, and small-dish satellite TV (DIRECTV and DISH).<br />· MPEG-4: This newer format is more efficient than MPEG-2, meaning it can deliver the same picture quality as MPEG-2 using a lower bitrate. Some Blu-ray Discs and HD DVDs, and newer DIRECTV and DISH satellite gear use MPEG-4.<br />NTSC (National Television System Committee) The North American 525-line analog broadcast TV standard, which was established over 50 years ago. Although it is referred to as a "525-line" standard, we're only able to see 480 lines on a TV display. The ATSC digital broadcast standard will replace NTSC as of June 12, 2009.<br />OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) OLED is an up-and-coming display technology that can be used to create flat-panel TV TVs. An OLED panel employs a series of organic thin films placed between two transparent electrodes. An electric current causes these films to produce a bright light. A thin-film transistor layer contains the circuitry to turn each individual pixel on and off to form an image. The organic process is called electrophosphorescence, which means the display is self-illuminating, requiring no backlight. OLED panels are thinner and lighter than current plasma or LCD HDTVs, and have lower power consumption. Only small OLED screens are available at this time, but larger screens should be available by 2009.<br />Overscan The portion of a video image that lies outside a TV's visible screen area. The amount of overscan varies from model to model, but typically ranges between 5% and 10% or the total image. Some recent TVs with "pixel-by-pixel" or "dot-by-dot" display modes are capable of showing the full image, with no overscan. This is especially advantageous when viewing 1080i or 1080p content on a 1080p TV.<br />Pan-and-scan The process of transferring a widescreen movie or other source material to videocassette, DVD, or broadcast so that it fits the squarish 4:3 aspect ratio of most old-fashioned TVs. This results in a significant amount of lost picture information, particularly in the width of the image. Most new HDTVs use the wider 16:9 aspect ratio, which can display all or most of the original picture of widescreen material.<br />At the beginning of a movie on videocassette, you'll usually see a disclaimer about the movie having been "...formatted to fit your TV." That means it's been converted to pan-and-scan.<br />Picture-in-picture (PIP) There are two flavors of picture-in-picture: 1-tuner PIP models require that you connect a VCR or other video component to provide the source for your second picture. 2-tuner PIP models have two built-in TV tuners, so you can watch two channels at once using only the TV.<br />Originally, PIP allowed viewing of multiple channels or sources by creating a small inset image overlaid on the main image. With the shift to widescreen displays, the inset type of PIP is gradually being replaced by "split screen" designs that are sometimes referred to as POP (picture-outside-picture) or PAP (picture-and-picture).<br />Pillar-boxed video The pillar-box effect occurs in widescreen 16:9 video displays when vertical black bars are placed at the sides of a non-widescreen 4:3 image. The smaller the size of the pixels in an image, the greater the resolution. To learn more about aspect ratios and ways to deal with black bars, see our aspect ratio article.<br />Pixel Short for "picture element." The smallest bit of data in a video image. As pixel size gets smaller, more pixels can fit in the same screen area, increasing picture resolution.<br />Pixel response time The amount of time it takes for a single pixel in a video display to switch from active to non-active; it is measured in milliseconds (ms). If a display's response time is too slow, faint motion trails may be visible following fast-moving on-screen objects. Pixel response time is an important performance spec for all types of digital flat-panel and projection displays although it's rarely listed for non-LCD TVs. For smooth, accurate playback of high-quality video material, look for a response time of 8 ms or less.<br />Plasma Plasma technology is one of the methods used to create flat-panel TVs. The display consists of two transparent glass panels with a thin layer of pixels sandwiched in between (think of this layer as containing somewhere between 800,000 and two million tiny fluorescent bulbs — the pixels). Each pixel is composed of three gas-filled cells or sub-pixels (one each for the red, green and blue primary colors). A grid of tiny electrodes applies an electric current to the individual cells, causing the gas to ionize. This ionized gas (plasma) emits high-frequency UV rays which stimulate the cells' phosphors, causing them to glow, which creates the TV image. For more info on how plasma technology works, see our LCD vs. Plasma article.<br />Progressive scan Some digital television broadcast formats (720p, 480p), and most DVD players, use a type of video signal known as progressive scan. Instead of splitting each video frame into two sequential fields like analog interlaced NTSC video, progressive-scan video displays the entire frame in a single sweep. For example, where standard NTSC video displays 30 frames (60 fields) per second, progressive scan displays 60 complete frames per second.<br />Another way to look at it is that progressive-scan video has twice as much picture information as the equivalent interlaced video format. Progressive-scan picture quality is more filmlike, with more fine detail and less flicker. Virtually all of today's digital TVs are progressive-scan displays, with screen resolutions of 720p, 768p or 1080p. For a more in-depth discussion of progressive vs. interlaced scan, see our article about video resolution.<br />Projector A video display device that projects a large image onto a physically separate screen. The projector is typically placed on a table, or ceiling-mounted. Projectors, sometimes referred to as front-projection systems, can display images up to 10 feet across, or larger. Old-fashioned large, expensive CRT-based projectors have been replaced by compact, lightweight, lower-cost digital projectors using DLP, LCD or LCoS technology.<br />QAM (Quadrature Amplitude Modulation) A digital modulation format used for downstream transmission in cable TV systems — commonly used for cable HDTV.<br />QAM tuner A QAM tuner allows cable subscribers to tune in unscrambled cable channels without a separate set-top box, including high-definition channels, if the cable service provider offers them.<br />Rainbow effect A visual artifact associated with single-chip DLP-based rear- and front-projection displays. Fortunately, only a few people see these momentary flashes of color, and fewer still find these "rainbows" to be distracting. For those unlucky few, rainbows typically occur when the viewer's eyes dart away from the screen. Rainbows result from DLP's use of a color wheel, which causes the three primary colors — red, green, and blue — to be projected sequentially, rather than continuously. Some recent single-chip DLP TVs have replaced the lamp-and-color-wheel system with colored LEDs, which reduce this effect. And rainbows aren't an issue for 3-chip DLP projectors because each primary color has its own dedicated image chip, so no color wheel is needed.<br />Rear-projection TV Typically referred to as "big-screen" TVs, these large-cabinet TVs generally have built-in screens measuring at least 40". Unlike the bulky CRT-based rear-projection TVs from years ago, today's "tabletop" rear-projection TVs are relatively slender and light. These TVs use digital microdisplay technologies like DLP, LCD, and LCoS. For an in-depth look at these new rear-projection TVs, see our Choosing a Big-screen Projection TV article.<br />Resolution In video terms, resolution refers to the amount of picture detail provided by a video signal or display. Although you may hear references to "lines of resolution," that's mainly a holdover from the tube-TV era. Today's digital TVs create their images using a grid of pixels; more pixels generally equals higher resolution. This grid has a fixed number of pixels, which means if the TV receives any video signal with a different resolution, the TV will scale that signal to fit the screen's pixels.<br />The picture quality you see on your TV depends on two factors: the resolution of the TV's screen and the resolution of the video signal. Since video images are always rectangle-shaped, there is both horizontal resolution and vertical resolution to consider.<br />· Vertical resolution: The number of horizontal lines (or pixels) that can be resolved from the top of an image to the bottom. (Think of hundreds of horizontal lines or dots stacked on top of one another.) The vertical resolution of the analog NTSC TV standard is 525 lines. But some lines are used to carry other data like closed-captioning text, test signals, etc., so we end up with about 480 lines in the final image. So, all of the typical NTSC sources — VHS VCRs, cable and over-the-air broadcast TV (analog), non-HD digital satellite TV, DVD players, camcorders, etc. — have vertical resolution of 480 lines. DTV (Digital Television) signals have vertical resolution that ranges from 480 pixels for SDTV, to 720 or 1080 pixels for true HDTV. If you're comparing TVs or video sources, vertical resolution is what's usually listed: 480p, 720p, 1080p, etc.<br />· Horizontal resolution: The number of vertical lines (or pixels) that can be resolved from one side of an image to the other. Horizontal resolution is a slightly trickier concept, at least for analog video, because while the vertical resolution of all analog video sources is the same (480 lines), the horizontal resolution varies according to the source. Some common examples: VHS VCRs (240 lines), analog TV broadcasts (330 lines), non-HDTV digital satellite TV (up to 380 lines), and DVD players (540 lines). DTV signals have horizontal resolution that ranges from 640 pixels for SDTV, to 1280 pixels (for 720p HDTV) or 1920 pixels (for 1080i and 1080p HDTV).<br />Multiplying the horizontal resolution by the vertical resolution gives you the total screen resolution. For example, a 1080p screen has 1920 horizontal pixels by 1080 vertical pixels — 1920 x 1080 = 2,073,600 pixels. For an in-depth look at high-definition video resolution, see our article about video resolution.<br />RF (radio frequency) jack Sometimes referred to as a "75-ohm coaxial" connection, this kind of jack is commonly used for bringing signals from antennas and other sources outside the home to components with some type of tuner, such as cable boxes, HDTV tuners, VCRs, satellite receivers, TVs, etc. A 75-ohm coaxial cable can carry video and stereo audio information simultaneously. However, as a way of making a video connection between components, RF is inferior to composite, S-video, component video, and HDMI. RF cable connectors (often called "F-type" connectors) either screw onto the 75-ohm jack, or just push on to connect. See our connections glossary for more info.<br />There are different types of coaxial cable. Standard coaxial cable is stamped "RG-59"; higher-quality "RG-6" cable features better shielding, and exhibits less high-frequency loss over longer runs. (For connecting DBS satellite systems, it's important to use RG-6 cable to correctly pass the entirety of the digital signal.)<br />Scaler Circuitry that converts a video signal to a resolution other than its original format. Scaling can involve upconversion or downconversion, and may also include a conversion between interlaced- and progressive-scan formats. A scaler can be built into a TV, HDTV tuner, DVD player, or home theater receiver, or may be a standalone component.<br />Scanning lines On CRT-based TVs, the number of scanning lines measures the screen's resolution. Scanning refers to an electron gun tracing horizontal lines across a phosphor-coated screen, painting each video frame as a series of lines. Although you may still hear the term "scan lines" used when describing digital TVs that use plasma, LCD, or other pixel-based technologies, it's not really accurate. These newer TV types flash each complete screen image simultaneously without any type of actual scanning.<br />SDTV (Standard-Definition Television) SDTV refers to the non-high-definition formats in the ATSC digital television standard. SDTV pictures can have either 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratio. Picture and sound is clearer than analog NTSC video, with picture resolution of 480i or 480p. These digital signals require less bandwidth than analog signals, allowing TV stations to simultaneously broadcast multiple channels of programming in place of a single analog channel; this is called "multicasting."<br />Set-top box (STB) Also called converter boxes, these receivers convert broadcasts (either over-the-air broadcast HDTV, analog cable, digital cable, satellite, or Internet-based IPTV) for display on a television.<br />S-video Found on nearly all of the TVs we sell, this 4-pin connector usually provides a sharp, clear picture by transmitting the chrominance and luminance portions of a video signal separately. The signals can then be processed separately, reducing interference. Direct S-video connections generally outperform composite connections when hooking up video components like DVD players, DBS receivers, and S-VHS and Hi8 recorders and camcorders. However, they don't look as sharp as HD-capable connections like component video, and HDMI. See our connections glossary for more info.<br />SXRD™ — Silicon X-tal (Crystal) Reflective Display Sony's variation of LCoS projection display technology.<br />Tube TV See CRT.<br />Upconversion The term used to describe the conversion of a lower resolution to an apparently higher one. This process increases the number of pixels and/or frame rate and/or scanning format used to represent an image by interpolating existing pixels to create new ones at closer spacing.<br />V-Chip Several years ago the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) began requiring that TVs include "V-Chip" technology to block the display of television programs based on their rating. All sets with screens 13 inches or larger manufactured after January 1, 2000 must include the V-Chip. Broadcasters are required to encode an electronic signal in TV programs indicating the level of violence, language, and sexual content. Parents can program the TV with a rating so that when the the V-Chip reads a show's signal, it will prevent it from displaying if it is above the rating.<br />The rating system, known as "TV Parental Guidelines," was established by the National Association of Broadcasters, the National Cable Television Association and the Motion Picture Association of America. These ratings display on the TV screen for the first 15 seconds of rated programs.<br />Viewing angle Measures a video display's maximum usable viewing range from the center of the screen, with 180° being the theoretical maximum. Most often, the horizontal (side to side) viewing angle is listed, but sometimes both horizontal and vertical viewing angles are provided. For most home theater setups, horizontal viewing angle is more critical.<br />Widescreen When used to describe a TV, widescreen generally refers to an aspect ratio of 16:9, which is the optimum ratio for viewing anamorphic DVDs and HDTV broadcasts.<br />Wobulation A technique originally invented by Hewlett-Packard for its ink jet printers. Texas Instruments, developer of DLP display technology, employs wobulation in some of its image chips used in rear-projection TVs. Like interlacing, wobulation shows half the picture at a time, but displays the two halves so rapidly that our eyes combine the two parts into one. A 1080p DLP TV can display images with 1920 x 1080 pixels, yet its DMD (Digital Micromirror Device) image chip has 960 x 1080 mirrors. Half the image is displayed, then a separate pivoting reflective panel called an "actuator" shifts the display a half pixel's width to the side. This all happens fast enough to generate 60 full frames per second, for a clean progressive-scan image. Texas Instruments calls this technique SmoothPicture™, and it is also often referred to as "pixel-shifting."<br />x.v.Color (xvYCC color space) A high-definition video color space that is supported by many HDTVs beginning in 2007 (generally models with HDMI v1.3 inputs). The x.v.Color standard supports 1.8 times as many colors as the ATSC HDTV standard. Although there are HD camcorders that support x.v.Color, there are no broadcast or packaged consumer high-def sources that support it. Even if both your HDTV and high-def player support x.v.Color, your video source must be encoded with it as well or you won't see the wider color range.<br /><br /><br /> </div><div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/2272581384050071027-4822237002363054274?l=audiovideonyc.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Gene Shapirohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08866662410299092857noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2272581384050071027.post-12795007579947291862010-06-09T22:12:00.001-04:002010-06-09T22:13:20.755-04:00<div align="justify">Today's age is no longer the Stone Age or the good old ways. Almost everything in our home is "high tech" as they say. Starting from our cell phones up to our cookers and then now to our viewing technology. Yes it is! So instead of our old and bulky televisions, it will be now HD Projector 1080p. To better understand what this is all about, let's stumble upon some terms.<br />1080p is a type of high definition television and thus refers to the picture's resolution. With all 18 approved types of HDTV's, this is of the highest resolution - 1920 x 1080 pixels.<br />While we are using our old TV's, what we usually do is plugged it in, get the remote, press the ON button and then you can simply select whatever channel and movie you'd want to watch. But with HD projector 1080p, it still undergo the same process, you need to consider some important factors.<br />1. Projectors aren't designed for outside use.<br />Not like our bulky TV's that even if you are in the kitchen or even outdoor and as long as there is current then you can watch even at broad daylight but with hd projectors, this isn't possible. Why? Because projector's has the capability of emitting light wherein this light must hit the screen of the projector but once it is being interfered, a blank image or no image would be seen. Thus, projectors must be kept indoors and most probably in dark places.<br />2. Consider the size of your room or the area where you'd like to place the HD projector.<br />The size of your room or area doesn't have to be too big or too large, just as long as you'd be able to project a good image on the screen. Make sure also that those lights are not too bright. In case you've got windows, don't worry you can just cover them up either with a black cloth or thick curtains and remove them afterward.<br />Now, you and your kids can watch those latest movies at the comfort of your home. The HD Projector 1080p allows for happy viewing!</div><div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/2272581384050071027-1279500757994729186?l=audiovideonyc.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Gene Shapirohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08866662410299092857noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2272581384050071027.post-91560650404865682542010-06-09T22:07:00.002-04:002010-06-09T22:10:59.072-04:00<div align="justify"><a href="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_40A5I10gE5A/TBBJlywNG3I/AAAAAAAAAIk/o23zo_6O91Q/s1600/HD+Projector.jpg"><img id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_5480961660137839474" style="FLOAT: left; MARGIN: 0px 10px 10px 0px; WIDTH: 127px; CURSOR: hand; HEIGHT: 91px" alt="" src="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_40A5I10gE5A/TBBJlywNG3I/AAAAAAAAAIk/o23zo_6O91Q/s200/HD+Projector.jpg" border="0" /></a> Inventors never cease to create new things that amaze the masses. Our viewing tools are one of the many that never ceases to experience a release of a newer and enhanced version from time to time. From the old black and white television, bulky and heavy ones then turned to colored televisions and it even went out to flat screen tv's. Now another evolution that could be use for viewing movies and for project presentations is the HD LCD projector.<br />The first time I saw a projector was at our college department during a thesis defense. Then followed upon subject lectures and then when it was my turn to do some deliberation on a certain topic.<br />You know what's great about HD LCD projectors? It is its capability to be flexible. Flexible in the sense that you can adjust its projected size ranging from the smallest, regular and even larger ones just like in the cinemas if you want. The room/venue/viewing area doesn't need to be too large or too small, as long as the area could be temporarily converted to a "dark room" and good image can be projected in the screen then HD LCD projector fits in. in addition, the physical size of the projector itself; it could be easily placed in a bag and you can carry it anywhere and anytime.<br />With this great deal regarding HD LCD projector come along its weaknesses. There are certain things that this kind of projector is very typical with. The very first thing is that it couldn't be use for outdoor viewing; it must stay in darker areas. Then its price of course; depends on the size and brand names but usually ranges from $300 to $1000+. You need to have either a laptop or PC to be able to view any movie or do your presentation. Unlike the television, all you have to do is plugged it in and then whoolah! You can watch any show you want from dusk till dawn.<br />You might be up to purchasing an HD LCD projector for whatever purposes it may serve you, just bear in mind that there are further more important things that should be in the priority list. Happy HD LCD projector hunting!</div><div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/2272581384050071027-9156065040486568254?l=audiovideonyc.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Gene Shapirohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08866662410299092857noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2272581384050071027.post-48523908882197421152010-06-08T22:46:00.002-04:002010-06-08T22:49:05.148-04:00<div align="justify"><a href="http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_40A5I10gE5A/TA8BDGzH3NI/AAAAAAAAAIc/J37eDCH_GKk/s1600/Plasma+monitor+and+stands+rentals.jpg"><img id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_5480600424409455826" style="FLOAT: left; MARGIN: 0px 10px 10px 0px; WIDTH: 121px; CURSOR: hand; HEIGHT: 91px" alt="" src="http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_40A5I10gE5A/TA8BDGzH3NI/AAAAAAAAAIc/J37eDCH_GKk/s200/Plasma+monitor+and+stands+rentals.jpg" border="0" /></a> <strong>(212) 729-4305 Flat Screen LCD Rentals NYC - Rent TV Manhattan</strong></div><div align="justify">New York plasma and LCD rentals in Manhattan are the most popular for media presentations in New York City, NYC. The 32" thru 61" plasma and LCD (flat screen) displays work very well on the convention floor in NYC. If you’re looking for your tradeshow exhibit in Manhattan to stand out on the convention floor in NYC, plasma and LCD rentals NYC are an excellent way to attract potential customers to your booth in New York without taking up a lot of precious space. Our Plasma TV Rentals NYC and LCD Monitor Rentals in Manhattan work well in hotel suites in New York, restaurants in Manhattan or moderate size conference rooms where you need to convey your message to a small or medium size group in New York. Plasma displays rentals NYC are 3" to 4" thick and can either be mounted on a table top stand, a 72” adjustable height floor stand or wall mount in New York<br />Make sure you have all the right accessories Plasma TV Rentals NYC offers complete presentation packages in New York that can include plasma side mount speakers, DVD players, PC/lap top computers and laser pointers in Manhattan. We also have professional audio packages in NYC that include microphones rentals NYC, speakers rentals NYC and mixers Rentals in Manhattan so you are assured to be heard by your audience in New York. All audio visual rentals NYC are contoured to your specific needs in Manhattan. Consult with our audio/visual rental NYC professionals to find the presentation package that’s right for you in New York. We also provide professional set up and dismantle of New York plasma and LCD rentals to insure the success of your event as well as delivery and pick up in Manhattan for your convenience. We rent Dell, NEC, Panasonic, Pioneer, and Samsung brands in the plasma/LCD category in New York City.<br />Plan Ahead for Your New York Plasma Rentals Many times the demand for plasma display rentals in New York far exceeds the supply during a given convention or trade show especially if several shows over lap. Take advantage of our discounted pricing for your Manhattan plasma rentals by making reservations several months in advance in NYC.</div><div align="justify"><br /></div><div align="justify"><strong>(212) 729-4305 Flat Screen LCD Rentals NYC - Rent TV Manhattan</strong></div><div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/2272581384050071027-4852390888219742115?l=audiovideonyc.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Gene Shapirohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08866662410299092857noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2272581384050071027.post-8391188907339238382010-06-08T22:30:00.003-04:002010-06-08T22:33:29.086-04:00<div align="justify"><strong>(212) 729-4305 A/V Rentals NYC - Rent A/V in Manhattan</strong><br />Audio Video Equipment Rentals NYC is a New York based audio/visual equipment rental company. We specialize in the rentals of 20” thru 61” Plasma &amp; LCD (flat screen) TV’s/monitors in Manhattan, Video/Power Point Projectors Rentals NYC and professional audio for trade show and convention exhibits in New York, business meetings and special events NYC. We also rent PC and laptop computers, projection screens, video switches, distributions amplifiers, and DJ equipment as well as other diverse audio/visual equipment in Manhattan. In addition to our equipment rentals, Interactive Vision Solutions also provides delivery, set up and breakdown to insure the success of your New York events in Manhattan. Our technicians are professionally trained and will also show our clients how to operate the rental equipment in NYC. We are dedicated to providing our clients with exceptional customer service in new York City and quality audio/visual rentals at affordable rates in Manhattan. We provide professional industry standard name brand equipment you know and trust (Dell, JBL, NEC, Pioneer, Panasonic, Samsung, Sennheiser, Sony...) at better prices in NY. All audio/visual rentals are contoured to your specific needs in New York. With over 10 years of industry experience in Manhattan we can recommend options and provide solutions to assure that you receive the proper audio visual rental in NYC for your trade show exhibits, meetings or special events in Manhattan. We are located in Manhattan NYC as well as the Javits Convention Center in Manhattan.<br /><strong>(212) 729-4305 A/V Rentals NYC - Rent A/V in Manhattan</strong></div><div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/2272581384050071027-839118890733923838?l=audiovideonyc.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Gene Shapirohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08866662410299092857noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2272581384050071027.post-29994689793692555992010-06-07T00:18:00.004-04:002010-06-07T00:25:00.660-04:00<div align="justify"><a href="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_40A5I10gE5A/TAx0UIRgqgI/AAAAAAAAAIU/BzswbAgkkck/s1600/trade-show-exhibit-display-collage.jpg"><img id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_5479882735770184194" style="FLOAT: left; MARGIN: 0px 10px 10px 0px; WIDTH: 200px; CURSOR: hand; HEIGHT: 120px" alt="" src="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_40A5I10gE5A/TAx0UIRgqgI/AAAAAAAAAIU/BzswbAgkkck/s200/trade-show-exhibit-display-collage.jpg" border="0" /></a><br /></div><div align="justify">When it comes to fixing up a trade show, there are various points as well as factors that need to be considered. Since it is a trade show, however, the displays are deemed highly important for the success of the show since it will be the selling point of the whole show. It is therefore important to come up with trade show displays that are of incredibly good quality and a definite value for viewers.<br />1. Types Of <span class="blsp-spelling-error" id="SPELLING_ERROR_0">DisplaysThere</span> are all sorts of trade show displays that can be purchased from different sources. You can try getting your trade show displays from the <span class="blsp-spelling-error" id="SPELLING_ERROR_1">internet</span> where you can choose from numerous numbers of manufacturers. Or if pictures don't really work for you, it might therefore be best to get your stocks of trade show displays from local manufacturers. This is better for you because you can see the merchandise beforehand to ensure you will be happy with it before it is purchased.<br />2. Your Displays Are Your Most Important <span class="blsp-spelling-error" id="SPELLING_ERROR_2">InvestmentTrade</span> show displays greatly vary so starting from the trade show displays that are meant for table top use. If this is your trade show then it is it is useful to bear in mind that these kinds of trade shows displays are being offered for a very minimal price. This is because there are many manufacturers and suppliers who make these kinds of merchandise. There are also a lot of designs you can get for this kind of trade show display. Therefore, this is a very good investment for you to make. Such trade show displays for the table top styles are as follows: - The pop-up- Folding panel- <span class="blsp-spelling-error" id="SPELLING_ERROR_3">Prezenta</span> show style- Show max table top<br />3. Floor Standing <span class="blsp-spelling-error" id="SPELLING_ERROR_4">DisplaysThese</span> trade show displays are also called as the freestanding displays that are designed to be able to stand alone during the trade show. There are many different sizes as well as sizes and colors for these floor standing trade show displays, the most popular being floor standing trade show display models that are 10 foot-long pop-ups. The floor standing trade show displays also come in the folding panel type of display.<br />4. Roll-Up <span class="blsp-spelling-error" id="SPELLING_ERROR_5">DisplaysThere</span> is also the roll-up trade show display. The roll-up trade show display is also often referred to as the banner stands. The banners shades or the banner blades are portable trade show displays that offer tremendous flexibility and are most often used for either the trade show display stand alone units or the ones that are being used in conjunction with a larger trade show display in order to be able to highlight a particular item of interest in a trade show. This type of trade show displays are lightweight in design and are small as well as compact in size that makes them the perfect traveling trade show displays since they are also quick and extremely easy to be set up. There are two kinds of the roll up trade show displays, the single-sided roll-up trade show display as well as the dual-sided roll-up trade show display.<br />5. <span class="blsp-spelling-error" id="SPELLING_ERROR_6">AcessoriesOther</span> trade show displays that you can purchase or rent either from the <span class="blsp-spelling-error" id="SPELLING_ERROR_7">internet</span> trade show display stores or from the local trade show display merchants are the so-called trade show display accessories that are trade show display pieces that will not only complement your other trade show displays but can pull off that finishing touch to your trade show display. Trade show display accessories are the following: - Extra halogen lights- Trade show display carpet- Podium kit- Director's chair<br />- Plasma TV<br />- LCD Monitor<br />- Lighting<br />- Projection Screen<br />6. Good Luck!The success of your trade show is heavily reliant on your trade show displays that is why you need to find really good pieces to act as your trade show displays. May it be newly made custom trade show displays or second had trade show displays, it really does not matter how much it costs as long as it each and every bit of you trade show displays complement each other and look great together. 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Though wireless microphones are in use everywhere, it has its disadvantages too, regardless of its state of the art technology. It has only a limited operation time due to low battery life. It does not work if the user takes the microphone out of range. Sometimes there may be the possibility of interference with other radio equipment or other microphones. Different kinds of wireless microphonesGenerally they are two types of wireless microphones - handheld wireless microphone and bodypack wireless microphone. Handheld microphone is like a normal wireless microphone, but it has a bigger body to accommodate the transmitter and battery pack. Bodypack microphone is a small box housing the transmitter and battery pack, but not the microphone itself. It is attachable to the belt or elsewhere and has a wire going to headset, lavaliere microphone or a guitar.Some of the manufacturers of wireless microphones offer a plug on transmitter for existing wired microphones which plugs into the XLR output of the microphone and transmits to the receiver. This offers many of the benefits of an integrated system, and also allows microphone types to be used without a cable.</div><div align="justify"><strong>(212) 729-4305 Wireless Microphone Rentals NYC Rent Wireless Microphone in Manhattan</strong></div><div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/2272581384050071027-6274832886949885104?l=audiovideonyc.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Gene Shapirohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08866662410299092857noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2272581384050071027.post-73764025517775820702010-06-04T00:02:00.002-04:002010-06-04T00:07:21.389-04:00<div align="justify"><a href="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_40A5I10gE5A/TAh7zolenAI/AAAAAAAAAH8/riPLauAhSbM/s1600/Sennheiser-ew135PG3-med.jpg"><img id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_5478765073694366722" style="FLOAT: left; MARGIN: 0px 10px 10px 0px; WIDTH: 200px; CURSOR: hand; HEIGHT: 151px" alt="" src="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_40A5I10gE5A/TAh7zolenAI/AAAAAAAAAH8/riPLauAhSbM/s200/Sennheiser-ew135PG3-med.jpg" border="0" /></a> <strong>(212) 729-4305 Microphone Rentals NYC - Rent Microphone Manhattan</strong></div><div align="justify">It is said that everything passes everything changes. This change happens with time. Like all other things, microphones also changed with time. And this change occurred with the use of advanced technology by popular brands of microphones. There was never such wide and varied range available until these brands emerged. These brands changed the face of market for mikes.These brands started making better microphones using advanced technology. These mikes gave music a better performing platform. Actually microphones are one of the most important tools that make music sound good. A good mike enhances the clarity of the music. It also makes the instrument sound good. It enhances the tonal quality of both the instruments and vocals, to some extent.There are lots of brands that make good mikes. Below we are providing you the list of few of these popular brands.AKG MicrophonesIt is a reputed brand of microphones. The best thing about them is they offer their top models at a very reasonable and cheap price. Their monthly payments are also pretty low. They many different kinds like studio microphones, vocal microphones, drum microphones etc.Some of their very popular models are: AKG C 414 BXL II Condenser MicrophonesAKG C 4000 B Stage and Studio Condenser MicrophoneAKG WMS 400 Wireless System For Guitar ChannelAudio Technica MicrophoneThis is another brand among the popular brands of microphones. They offer a varied range of audio technical at cheap price. Their monthly payments are also very low. Some of their largely demanded models are:Audio Technica 815 ST Stereo Shotgun Condenser MicrophoneAudio Technica PRO 49 QL Podium MicrophoneAudio Technica PRO 31 Cardioid Dynamic MicrophoneAudio Technica ATM 410 Dynamic Vocal MicrophoneCAD MicrophonesThis is another popular brand on the block. It consists low monthly payment along with good quality microphones in reasonable price. Their popular models are:CAD ST 100 Cardioid Electret Condenser boundary Microphone Black CAD M9 Tube Large Diaphragm MicrophoneCAD GXL 3000 Pro Studio MicrophoneCAD KBM 412 Bass and Kick Drum MicrophoneMXL MicrophonesThis brand offers models like MXL V6 Silicon Valve Microphone, MXL 190 Large Diaphragm Condenser Microphone, MXL Cube Condenser Microphone, MXL604 Instrument Microphone, etcThese were to name a few. But apart from these, some other popular brands of microphones also exist. They are equally good like the ones mentioned above. Nady Microphones, Sennheiser Microphones, Shure Microphones, Peavey, Roland, Gemini, Electro Voice etc are some other popular brands. These popular brands of microphones are really cool. They have lots of facilities. They are sleek. These may be a bit expensive. But they are of good quality. And the best thing about these brands are, they are long lasting and completely ready for professional use. So, you can simply go ahead and buy them. And from now on rest assured that your music show would not face any trouble due to microphones.</div><div align="justify"><strong>Microphone Rentals NYC - Rent Microphone Manhattan (212) 729-4305</strong></div><div align="justify">Rent microphone in NY, mic rentals nyc, nyc microphone rentals, microphone rental manhattan, microphone rentals in New York City</div><div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/2272581384050071027-7376402551777582070?l=audiovideonyc.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Gene Shapirohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08866662410299092857noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2272581384050071027.post-32567515075331285502010-06-03T15:32:00.003-04:002010-06-03T15:49:29.578-04:00<div align="justify"><a href="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_40A5I10gE5A/TAgGtPDEYTI/AAAAAAAAAH0/LMbuEdinEpU/s1600/elmo+visual+presenter.jpg"><img id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_5478636320899490098" style="FLOAT: left; MARGIN: 0px 10px 10px 0px; WIDTH: 97px; CURSOR: hand; HEIGHT: 134px" alt="" src="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_40A5I10gE5A/TAgGtPDEYTI/AAAAAAAAAH0/LMbuEdinEpU/s200/elmo+visual+presenter.jpg" border="0" /></a><br /></div><div align="justify"><strong>(212) 729-4305 </strong></div><div align="justify"><strong>Elmo Document Camera Rentals NYC, Rent Elmo Document Camera Manhattan , Elmo projector Rentals NYC, rent Elmo Projector Manhattan<br />Elmo document camera Rent in New York City, Elmo Rentals NYC, cameras, courtroom, presentation, document camera, NYC, New York City, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, SI. 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