Clay Paky New Products at PLASA Focus: Nashville 2012Among the new Clay Paky products making their international debut at PLASA Focus: Nashville, July 11-12, at the Municipal Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee, is the new A.LEDA LED moving head range. The line consists of three models with wide fast pan and tilt movements: 100W, 300W, and 600W approximately. The 100W model (in development) has a fixed six-degree aperture, whereas the two more powerful models have a seven- to 55-degree zoom. This line is an alternative to discharge-lamp washlights of equal power, with all the benefits of LED lights: intense, highly vivid saturated-tone colors, light-weight, energy saving, longer light source life, and lower operating and maintenance costs. All the models in the A.LEDA line are fitted with advanced electronics, have a compact light-weight design, and can be easily adapted to all areas of application. The effects section comes complete with dimmer and stop/strobe effect. Joining the ranks of the Alpha range is the Alpha Spot QWO 800, a new 800W spotlight packed with features: a self-focusing zoom with a seven- to 55-degree range; the Dyna-Cue Creator, capable of creating complex animations with minimum programming; an animation wheel for video-like projections; plus the fixture is incredibly noise-free, according to the company. GlowUp is a portable, battery-powered, accent uplight that removes the headache of cabling -- dramatically reducing set-up time, while saving money and improving safety. GlowUp shines brightly for 10 hours, recharges in four hours, and has an adjustable 15-30-degree beam. Control can be done in a variety of ways, either via cable or wirelessly. See Clay Paky at PLASA Focus: Nashville, July 11-12. 
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