The Ilusion 500, from Zero 88, has been designed with theater lighting people, for theater lighting people. Using the very latest technology, including a lightning fast graphical interface, this new desk is very simple and intuitive to use and puts real control into the hands of its operators.

Being easy to use makes programming a show with Illusion very quick indeed, allowing more time for creativity. However despite its apparent simplicity, Illusion is an incredibly powerful desk with the ability to produce the ultimate in lighting effects.

        

An additional benefit of using latest technology means Illusion is superb value for money. The amazingly low cost and exceptional functionality brings real sophistication in lighting control within the reach of most venues.

The multipurpose Linebacker is arguably the most comprehensive DMX tool available in the the stage lighting market, ingeniously housing 4 separate functions in one elegant box.

Linebacker is :
>>> 60 Memory DMX backup device
>>> DMX signal and cable test tool
>>> A stand-alone compact lighting desk
>>> A programmable scene/effect sequencer

Up to 60 memories of 512 DMX channels may be grabbed from DMX and stored, edited or copied with individual cross fade times. In the event of a DMX loss, Linebacker warns the operator and holds the last DMX signal transmitted. The operator can take control of the show using the 'GO' button on the Linebacker, stepping through the 60 backup memories. Linebacker can be programmed, edited and run as a stand-alone lighting desk, as such it finds applications in many environments where a full-sized memory lighting desk is impractical or too expensive. Sequences of memories can be run from the Linebacker with crossfade and dwell times. Manual override of time gives more flexibility. These features make automated lighting such as in an exhibition environment possible. Linebacker can diagnose the majority of DMX problems, allowing a technician to test the presence and quality of a DMX signal, modify and regenerate poor DMX signals and test for multiple cable faults.

The Alcora is simple to use and competitively priced, bringing big budget sophistication at an affordable price. The Alcora uses a theatrical memory stack operation for sequential, planned shows. The stack can contain up to 99 memories, any of which can be scenes or chases. Available in two sizes, the Alcora can cope with a wide range of shows, and using the low-cost Zero 88 memory module, shows can be stored and transferred between consoles.

A useful feature of the Alcora range, is that shows stored on a memory module will work on either size of console. So you can use a 12 channel console as a backup for your 24 channel desk, and vice-versa. With many Zero 88 products in rental stock all over the world, you should never be short of a controller when you really need it.

The Elara is simple to use and competitively priced, bringing big budget sophistication at an affordable price. The Elara uses a 'submaster' style of playback operation allowing instant access to the recorded memories. Multiple memories can be replayed simultaneously from the faders, 2 pages of faders are available. Available in two sizes, the Elara can cope with a wide range of shows, and using the low-cost Zero 88 memory module, shows can be stored and transferred between desks. A useful feature of the Elara range is that shows stored on a memory module will work on either size of console. So you can use a 12 channel desk as a backup for your 24 channel desk, and vice-versa. With many Zero 88 products in rental stock all over the world, you should never be short of a controller when you really need it.

This ability to hold lighting levels constant through varying fade in and out times allows really sophisticated lighting plots to be achieved quite simply. Level plus desks, with their microprocessor controlled crossfading, are the only desks in their class that will do this.All the desks in the Level Plus series have channel flash buttons enabling them to create lively lighting effects at parties, discos and when lighting small bands. The flash buttons can be disabled by the flash on/off switch to prevent accidental use.

The Level Plus series is available with 10 Volt analog or DMX512 outputs. analog versions are normally powered by the supply from the dimmer packs. However, they also have a connector for an optional external power supply should the dimmer supply be unsuitable. The DMX versions include the power supply as standard. Analog versions may be fitted with an optional DMX output kit where maximum flexibility is required.