Robe ROBIN 300 Delivers for Prime Circle

Products Involved

ROBIN® 300E Spot

Discontinued

ROBIN® 300E Wash

Discontinued

Johannesburg, South Africa based MJ Event Gear supplied full technical - including Robe's new ROBIN 300 Wash and Spot moving lights - for a recent corporate event at Johannesburg's Montecasino venue, featuring a live set by leading SA rock band, Prime Circle.

The event's lighting designer, Johnny Scholtz, chose the 8 x ROBIN 300 Washes and 8 x ROBIN 300 Spots for their small size and high output and because they fitted perfectly into the stage space.

The units were rigged around a 10 metre wide by 8 metre deep ground support system that was installed for the event, and delivered a fabulous range of colour and beam effect for Prime Circle's set.

They were also used as an integral part of the event's general lighting system, operated by Scholtz on a WholeHog II console.

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