Robe's ColorWash 1200E AT is a powerful moving head washlight, featuring CMY colour mixing, variable CTO, two colour wheels (each with six easily replaceable slots for colours and effects), a combined dimmer/shutter and many more features, including a zoom range of 10° - 87°, depending on the lens type used.
The electronic ballast enables features like flicker-free operation, extended lamp life and power-saving mode. The large LCD display - highly successful on Robe's ColorSpot 1200 AT profile fixture - makes the operation of the ColorWash 1200E AT quick and easy. An Ethernet connection offers additional connectability. ColorWash 1200E AT is an ideal tool for large theatres, live and television shows, and for all types of installations from multi-purpose venues to large clubs.
The new ColorMix 575 AT and 550 AT - aimed at theatre stages, TV studios and interior architectural applications - further extend Robe's popular range of colour mixing fixtures. The standard 550 fixture offers CMY colour-changing, manual zoom (7° - 28°), separate shutter - for blackout and variable strobe effects, plus ultra smooth micro-step driven dimming. For those looking for specific features or more intensity, the 575 version offers remote zoom of 7° - 28°, continuously rotating colour wheel with four colours, plus 3200ºK, 5600ºK and UV filters. The 575 also has a beam-shaper, adjustable between 0 - 180°, and a frost filter.
Robe is also launching its first series of fog and haze machines, with the Fog 1500 AT smoke machine, the Faze 400 AT - a powerful smoke machine with two strong fans; and the Haze 1000 AT hazer for more subtle effects.
Robe is also previewing the new Club & Bar series of fixtures. Aimed at small clubs and bars, the series begins with the ClubSpot and ClubWash 250 and the ClubScan 250 and 150. In addition to moving heads and scanners, the Club Series also introduces a sexy-but-affordable series of Effects.Finally from Robe, a new concept in digital projection technology - in recognition of the growing convergence between video and lighting mediums. The DT Series is intended to be accessible to those interested in moving and variable projection sources.
(Lee Baldock)
