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1 1 GOLTERMAN S SABO 323 3555 Scarlet Oak Blvd., St. Louis. MO 63122 314-781-1422; Fax: 314-781-3836 E-Mail: nedfa'golterman.com Contact: Ned Golterman Designs, maiiului lures ami liquids custom acoustical wall panels for the theatre industry GOULD EVANS AFFILIATES 204 4041 Mill St., Kansas City, MO 641 1 816-931-6655; Fax: 816-756-5054 E-Mail: mbowker@geaf.com URL: www.geaf.com Contact: Margaret Bowker Architecture, interior JcMe.il hinds, ape architecture. GREAT WESTERN PRODUCTS.. 30240 U.S. Hwy. 72. Hollywood. AL 35752 256-259-3578; Fax: 256-259-2939 E-Mail: mark(a>gwproducts.com URL: www.gwproducts.com Contact: Mark Hamilton Manufacturer and processor of theatre conces. plies ami equipment HARKNESS HALL 10 Harkness Blvd.. Fredricksburg, VA 22401 540-370-1590; Fax: 540-370-1592 E-Mail: jwardw'harknesshall.com URL: www.harknesshall.com Contact: Joe Ward Manufacturer of projection screens, frames ant ing systems HIGH PERFORMANCE STEREO.. 64 Bowen St., Newton, MA 1820 617-244-1737; Fax: 617-244-4390 E-Mail: JohnFAllenfa>hps4000.com URL: www.hps4000.com Contact: John Allen Exclusive distributors o/ III'S-IIIIIII theatre > ICON SOFTWARE 820. 822 15375 Barranca Pkwy., #C104 Irvine. CA 92618 949-789-981 1; Fax: 949-789-9850 E-Mail: ed.hart(u'iconsoftware.com URL: www.iconsoftware.com Contact: Ed Hart International supplier o/ tickcline.. stock. Internet and wireless systems to the entertainment industry INNOVATIVE INTERIORS 14 15 400 Corporate Cir., Ste. P Golden. CO 8040 303-215-9870: Fax: 303-215-1766 E-Mail: ppulkto inno\ati\emtenors.com URL: www.innovativeinteriors.com Contact: Peter Pulk Designer and installer oj fabrii stretch systems. acoustical wall punch and .omul dampening drapes INTL. CINEMA EQUIPMENT. KIO N.E. 39th St.. Miami, FL 33137 E-Mail: icecofaiaol.com URL: www.iceco.com Contact: Steve Krams Ucsliu projection equipment, supplier at i uprnt ..215, 217 IRWIN SEATING 814. 816. 818. 915, 917. 919 P.O. Box 2429, Grand Rapids, Ml 49501 616-574-7319; Fax: 616-574-7119 E-Mail steinv@irwinseating.com URL: wwuirwinseatmg.com Contact VickiStem ISCO-OPTIC. J&J SNACK FOODS.. — " New Products SOUND ~ ~ " *"" " ~ ~ " ~" ~ ' ~ ~ ' ~ ' Dolby Laboratories has debuted its new Digital Media AdapterT (Model DMA8T), a tool that addresses not only the audio needs of digital cinema, but also alternative programming in cinemas, such as pay-per-view events, commercials or digital broadcasts. The new product allows cinemas to decode multiple digital audio formats such as PCM, broadcast Dolby Digital and Dolby E from multiple sources, including satellite, servers or fiber, and feed them into their existing cinema sound system. Furthermore, with the future of digital cinema still unclear, the DMA8 has the built-in processing capacity to ensure it can be upgraded. Visit Booths 900, 902, 1001 and 1003; write 100 Potrero Ave., San Francisco, CA 94103; call 415-645-5000; fax 415-645-4000; e-mail website@dolby.com; or log on to www.dolby.com. The new GC-120 AC line purifier is now shipping from SMART Theatre Systems. The product is designed to remove unwanted interference from the AC power line that feeds the cinema sound |BL Professional introduces three new Two-Way Screen- Array Systems to the Screen-Array line, meeting the challenge of low-cost cinema systems while utilizing the most advanced technology. The new two-way screen channel systems pro- , vide smooth and accurate reproduction of system for a cleaner sound and more stable dnema SOU ndtracks in a compact, very costdigital processor. The unit produ Ineffective system. All three models—3622N anced AC power from an unbalanced line . Passive Systemj 4622N passjve System and source to provide common mode reaction I 4622 B i-amplified System-feature the ultrato incoming line noise. low-distortion ScreenArray high-frequency sister company Panastereo | horn with patented Screen Spreading introduces the MP64 magnetic preamplifier package. Used as a replacement for ' Compensation and dual 15-inch low-frequency sections. Visit Booths 1101, 1103, | .1105 and 1107; write 8500 Balboa Blvd., older MPU units or to install in the 70mm/35mm magnetic systems, the Northridge, CA 91329; call I MP64 is configured and priced for the i R1A-) 818 fay • fax 83 . o-7865; e-mail ldean@ha this customer s needs. Only one RU high mancom; or |og on to www.jblpro.com. new, modern design can hold up to tour ^ _ six-channel preamps. Visit Booths 1510 and 1511; write 5945 Peachtree Corners E., Norcross, CA 30071; call 800-45- SMART or 877-PANASTEREO; fax 770- 449-6728; e-mail info@smartdev.com or info@panastereo.com; or log on to www.smart dev.com or www.panastereo.com. J — • — . —• • — • at USL has launched! a new digital DSTR-20 film reader. The new reader has verifiably superior performance lower cost than comparable units on the market and is fully compatible with Dolby digital system. This penthouse unit mounts on —| top of any standard projector. Visit Booths Crown Audio now offers 415 and 417; write 181 Bonetti Dr., San Luis the IQ-PIP USP2 Adapter I Obispo, CA 93401; call 805-549-0161; fax that allows Crown's non- . 805-549-01 63; e-mail usl@uslinc.com; or log PIP2 compatible amplifiers i on to www.uslinc.com. to accept the popular IQ- L_ ._.__. ^.^.^._. __j PIP USP2 module, a device that provides such tools as programmable DSP fil- ters, signal delay, thermal limiter, auto standby, input signal compressor/limiter, clip eliminator, presets, error reporting, aux input/output, listen bus and signal routing. Crown ak > mlrc >< kit cs the IQ-INT 3 Interface, a simple yet important piece of hardware that bridges the RS232 connector on a host PC to an IQ Bus loop(s) for communication with IQ System components. The new model differs from its predecessor, the IQ-INT II, by replacing its previous IQ Bus DIN connectors with common RI-45 connectors for easier product wiring and serviceability, as well as offering "Loop Status" LEDs on both the front and rear panels. Crown's IQ-RPT 3 Repeater is an equally straightforward component that helps an IQ System go the extra mile by int leasing the length of a single IQ Bus loop. B\ leionsluu ting the data signal to prevent degradation, the IQ-RPT i can typically boost the operating distance of a IQ Bus by 1,000 feel (305 meters) or more. In addition, up lo r added to a single loop, so total loop distant e may reach 58,000 leet (I 7.7 kilometers) or almost ll miles'^ Visit Booth 1104; write 1 718 W. Mishawaka Rd., I Ikh.uf IN 465 1 7; < all 219-294-8200; tax 2I'»-2'M H '.."); c mail .iiidioinlot
CROWN^THEATRES congratulates our good friends and colleagues RICK SANDS and MARK GILL winners of the Show "E" Award iimmuiii nimmnC iiiiiiiiiiuiiini mm T along with all of onight's mos eserving honoree Barrie Loeks - Salah M. Hassanein Humanitarian Award Jerry Weintraub - Kodak Award Richie Fay - Al Shapiro Distinguished Service Award Bernard Goldberg - Founder's Award Diego Lerner - Media Salles International Achievement, Distribution Victor Carrady - Media Salles International Achievement, Exhibition Muvico Theaters is Proud to salute the winners of this years ShowEast Awards : Jerry Weintraub Show "E" Award: Rick Sands & Mark Gill - Miramax Films The Found< Bernard Goldberg - bg Enterprises Barry LoekS - Loeks-Star Theatres DiegO Lerner - Buena Vista International
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