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The Lighting Console Gallery

These are various consoles from the theater lighting industries

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Musee (89).jpg	Musee (90).jpg	Musee (91).jpg	Musee (92).jpg
Musee (93).jpg	Musee (94).jpg	DLD6502	DLD 6502
DLD6502 front.JPG	DLD6502 rear.JPG	FPS Wholehog II with Wing	FPS Wholehog close-up
LD_12	High End System AFMini	High End System CntrlSC	High End System CyberLCD
High End System TsptCtrl	High End System UniCntrl	High End System AFlcd	Access Cover.jpg
Access white background.jpg	Commander.jpg	LBM.JPG	LP90.JPG
LS8 picture.jpg	Light Palette Booklet.jpg	Mini Light Palette Booklet.jpg	MultiQ Booklet.jpg
Obsession.jpg	P-IV_Group.jpg	Performer1.jpg	Performer4.jpg
commandperf_a.jpg	commandperf_b.jpg	console.jpg	eclipse.jpg
entertainer.jpg	impact.jpg	impact2.jpg	ls-8 screen shot.jpg
mac360.jpg	panache.jpg	performance.jpg	performer.jpg
performer2.jpg	Varilite Virtuoso	Maxxyz	Martin Maxxyz original Prototype

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Damian Delaney		19-Jan-2011 03:40
I see that you have nothing by Lehigh Electric, an American Dimming and Control manufacturer celebrating their 50th Anniversary this year, 2011. Lehigh made the first Windows based console called Millenium. Millenium gave way to an Express clone called Rendition, Rendition II is just being released along with their moving lightboard Rendition Pro. Recently received Console of the Year from WFX for The Wave 120 Console. They also make 12/24 and a 30/60 manual with 99 memories. Lehigh is now the oldest Dimming and Control Company in the American Stage Lighting Industry. - Damian Delaney, Lehigh Electric Products Co.

John N. Bares		07-Oct-2010 05:24
I spent my years at UAF Theater Department (University of Alaska, Fairbanks) studying lighting design using one of the first Kliegl Performer I control boards made. Our lighting system was a Kliegl 96 ea. 12kw (100 amps/120 volts) SCR dimmers which when slid out of their racks weighed around 30 lbs each It was a rugged and reliable system. Have not found another theater with a 1 megawatt system like it.

Brian Duran		30-Mar-2009 23:32
I have only been around long enough to be familiar with some of these consoles. But comparing to today's desks from ETC, Strand, and Leviton!... These consoles look so different!.

SouthAl		31-Jan-2008 14:42
Scary to think that I remember most of these consoles even if I didn't run them! But maybe it is nice to see how we have developed over the course of time.

Greg Hamlin		13-Oct-2007 09:50
Have registerd and included some strand light console pictures for your perusal. Greg.

Larry Danforth, LDStudios		24-Jul-2006 16:37
WOW, after 30+ yeasrs in the business, I can safely say that I have used nearly every one of these consoles and patch panels. Guess that makes me an antique too. Great photos, keep posting.

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