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LIGHTING:
120
Volt Extension Cords
Black
Lights
Bubble
Machines & Fluid
Bulbs
(Misc)
Bulbs
For PARcan Reflectors
Bulbs
For Strobes
Bulbs,
2 Pin (64514, BRL...)
Bulbs,
HTI, MSD, ARC
Bulbs,
Linear (EHM, FCL...)
Bulbs,
MR (Mini Reflector)
Bulbs,
PAR 36, 46, 56, 64
Bulbs,
Screw Base Floods
Cables
(DMX & Lighting)
Center
Lights (Part 1)
Center
Lights (Part 2)
Chase
Controllers (Not DMX)
Clamps
Color
Gels
Controllers,
(Switch Panels)
Derbys
DJ
Truss Packs & Tripods
DMX
Color Changers
DMX
Controllers (Part 1)
DMX
Controllers (Part 2)
DMX
Dimmer & Relay Packs
DMX
Effects (Not Scanners)
DMX
Moving Heads
DMX
Scanners, Barrel Mirror
DMX
Scanners, Flat Mirror
Ellipsoidals
& Fresnels
Flamers
& Novelty Lights
Fog
Machines, & Fluid
Haze Machines & Fluid
Followspots
Fuses
Lasers
Lighting
Packages
Lights
For Mixers, Racks, TT
Liquid
Projectors & Similar
Mirror
Balls & Motors
Moonlights
Mushrooms
PAR
38 Cans
PAR
46, 56, 64 Cans
PAR
can reflectors,
gel frames, & cords
Pinspots
& Chasing spots
Police
Beacons
LED
Lights
Snow
Machines & Fluid
Sockets
For Bulbs
Strobe
Controllers
Strobe
Lights
Truss
Crank Stands
Truss
Connectors
Truss
Tables & Chairs
Truss,
Square
Truss,
Triangular
Unique
Lighting Effects
KARAOKE:
Karaoke Equipment
Karaoke Music
AUDIO:
Amp
Racks
Amplifiers
Audio
Patch Cords
CD
Cases
CD
Players
Corners
Crossovers
DJ
Work Stations
Empty
Speaker Cabinets
EQ,
Crossovers, Effects
Grills
Handles
Horns
& Drivers
Headphones
Mic
Cables
Mic's,
Wired
Mic's,
Wireless
Mid
Range Drivers
Mixers
Outdoor
Speakers
Plugs
& Jacks
Rubber
Feet
Speaker
Cables
Speaker
Carpet & Glue
Terminal
Plates
Tweeters
Wire
By The Roll
Woofers
SPEAKERS:
Full
Range - Dual 15"
Full
Range - Single 10" or 8"
Full
Range - Single 12"
Full
Range - Single 15"
Full
Range - Single 18"
Horn
& Tweeter Cabinets
Sub-Woofer
- 15"
Sub-Woofer
- 18"
Stage
Monitors
Demo
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Press Release April 2008: Church
Lighting...
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Let There Be Light Years ago, “church
lighting” meant sunlight
streaming through pristine stained-glass windows, illuminating the
building’s interior with brilliant color and luminosity. These days,
churches approach lighting in a whole new way to accommodate their
time-honored activities:
• Contemporary worship services • Dramatic theatrics and pageants •
Weddings • Luncheons
• Baptisms With proper planning and strategy, any church –new or old,
big or little –can purchase a cleverly-designed and cost-efficient
lighting system. Here are some the four most important things to keep
in mind when choosing a lighting system:
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| 1. Consult a professional. First and foremost,
it’s important to
consult a professional before the implementation of any lighting
system, whether upgrading or starting from scratch. Any new
entertainment lighting added should work accordingly with the built-in,
architectural lighting of the building. The goal is to enhance any
available light when needed then diminish it if not.
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| 2.
Consider the needs
of your church and congregation. When the choir sings, should the light
over the congregation be dimmed? How much light is needed to
dramatically illuminate the hanging crucifix for an Easter ceremony?
Which lighting combinations best showcase a beautiful bride about to
walk down the aisle? Answering these questions will draw a concise
conclusion about which lighting systems will work best for your church.
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| 3. Familiarize yourself with the functions of
each part of the
lighting system. • Controllers, a.k.a. switch panels, have rows of
sliding buttons to mix variations of light intensities. Some even have
memory capabilities for storing several preset options. • Processors
add flair and effect to other architectural lighting –think intense
color and pattern like that in a concert. • Fixtures, as their names
suggest, are the permanently mounted lights that are the only visible
part of the lighting system. These lights can add soft illumination or
an intense, radiant beam aimed at one specific spot. • Dimmers work
with the controller to vary the amount of electrical power sent to each
light. In some situations, they can be just as complicated as
controllers. |
| 4.
Lastly, shop
around. Weigh different cost options to ensure that you’re getting the
most out of what you are spending. Expensive doesn’t always constitute
value so even if your church is on a tight budget, plenty of options
still abound. Keep an eye out for reputable brands at closeout prices,
and remember, quality can be affordable. By taking the steps to learn
about and recognize the importance of lighting in your church, the
implementation of a well-designed system can easily be attained.
Remember, a few properly installed, strategically-placed lights can
usher your church into an entirely new realm of worship and fellowship
without costing an arm and a leg. And that’s something to thank the
Lord for. |
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