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EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION PRIZES
Register now for the Technologies for Worship Pavilion and Conference at the 2008 NAB Show!
THIS IS HOW IT WORKS:
For every month you register in advance, your name will be added to our early bird draws.
If you register PRIOR to December 31, 2007, you will be eligible to win the prizes being offered in December, January, February, March and April. If you don't register until January -- sorry! -- you can only win the prizes being offered from January onwards.
The earlier you sign-up, the more chances you have to WIN some really amazing prizes.
Our MAIN PRIZE will be drawn at the Technologies for Worship Pavilion at the NAB Show on Thursday, April 17, 2008, at 12:30 pm.
This month's EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION DRAW offers a prize package worth $ 1749 US!
The winner will be notified via phone and email.
The early bird registration prizes are Apollo's Right Arm, and TWO mics from Audio Technica, the AT831R Cardioid Condenser Lavalier Microphone and the AE6100 - Hypercardioid Dynamic Handheld Microphone. To learn more about these prizes, see below
The Right Arm by Apollo
Valued at $1195 US,Apollo's Right Arm™ adds pan and tilt capabilities to a wide range of static theatrical and studio lighting fixtures, allowing the designer to maximize the lighting rig without crowding fixtures or over-extending the budget. Video cameras and LCD projectors can be blended into the lighting rig with minimal preparation, providing easy adjustment from the lighting console. The Right Arm™ conveniently repositions these devices in theatrical and church productions, corporate events, trade shows - anywhere flexibility in the light plot is needed.
Design Features:
• Functional bracket design accommodates a variety of devices, including many popular lighting fixtures, without removing existing yokes and shutters.
• A patented weight distribution system utilizing horizontal and vertical weight adjustments allows the attachment of front or rear heavy fixtures and accessories without adding counter weights or fixture modification.
• Compact size minimizes required rigging space.
• Heavy duty pipe clamp included.
Operational Features
• Controlled via DMX512 consoles with multiple choices of 8 or 16 bit restricted pan and tilt ranges for precise movement.
• Moderate pan and tilt speeds provide smooth movement.
• High torque stepper motors provide quiet movement.
• Built-in universal power supply for worldwide compatibility.
• Two 4-pin auxiliary ports provide power and control for accessories.
• Requires 2,3, or 5 channels of distribution.
AT831R - Cardioid Condenser Lavalier Microphone by Audio Technica
AT831R - Cardioid Condenser Lavalier Microphone by Audio Technica
Valued at $265 US, this clip-on lavalier mic provides crisp, full-sounding voice pickup. The AT831R also excels as an instrument mic, especially for pickup of acoustic guitar with included AT8444 guitar adapter. The mic is ideal for higher SPL applications, such as pickup for horns with included AT8418 UniMount® microphone instrument mount. Excellent gain before feedback and suppression of background noise. Operates on phantom power only.
Audio Technica's Clip-on lavalier mic also excels in acoustic guitar applications
Provides crisp, full-sounding voice and instrument pickup
Excellent gain before feedback and suppression of background noise
Operates on phantom power only
25' (7.6 m) cable permanently attached to mic, TA3F connector at power module
AE6100 - Hypercardioid Dynamic Handheld Microphone by Audio Technica
Audio Technica's Artist Elite AE6100 hypercardioid dynamic vocal microphone, valued at $289.00 US, delivers clean articulation, fast transients and high-output, assertive sound for the uncompromising vocalist. With a polar pattern tailored for outstanding on-axis response, the microphone offers maximum feedback rejection and superior anti-shock engineering for low handling noise. For ultimate protection against vocal plosives, the mic’s hardened-steel outer grille is lined with fine steel mesh and a layer of open-cell foam. A foam disk positioned on top of the element assembly provides the final layer of “pop” protection.
Assertive sound for the uncompromising vocalist
Great presence with excellent monitor cut
High output, fast transients and clean articulation
The back-cavity assembly “floats” inside the handle shell, providing exceptional isolation from handling noise
Maximum feedback rejection
Hypercardioid polar pattern improves isolation of desired sound source
Superior anti-shock engineering for low handling noise
Multi-stage grille design offers excellent protection against explosives and sibilance without compromising high-frequency clarity
Quiet-Flex™ stand clamp provides silent, flexible microphone positioning
Tough, durable, resilient – built for the road
Good luck -- and keep checking back to see what other awesome prizes will be available from January onwards!
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