here - Welcome to neilmead

www.euroslot-online.comSHOW REVIEWOpen DaySound LeisureSound Leisure enjoyed another fruitful Park AvenueOpen Day. The Leeds-based jukebox manufacturershowed the V-Hub and the latest RPS 20,000Sound Wave models with their music supply partnerSoundnet, as well as the Summer of Sportpromotion, where jukebox customers can win an iPadevery month.“We were really pleased at the quality of visitor atthe Open Day,” said Sound Leisure ManagingDirector Chris Black (looking typically fresh despitehis gruelling recent “underwater” bicycle marathon).“We saw a wide range of customers includingbrewery representatives and operators. I would like tothank the team at Electrocoin for hosting anothergreat event, which is firmly embedded in the showcalendar.”As Clay says “Not only does it enable the operatora faster and more accurate way of counting mixednotes, but can also be output to a printer or PC(using Cummins Allison’s Jetwedge software), toprovide a total cash-breakdown of coin and notes foreach machine.”2 containers due within the next 2 weeks – it’s onlyat this point have we had any surplus stock availableto offer! Make no mistake - without this Kiddie Subride, 2012 would have been a much more difficultyear for us than it’s turned out to be.”E-serviceMike Clokie (pictured) and Paul Smith were busilyflying the E-service flag. According to Clokie: “TheOpen Day is a great event for us. We get to see ourcustomers, catch up on the latest news and gossip,and make a few new business contacts along theway. And given we’ve just moved into our largerpurpose-built premises, we’re ready for the extrabusiness!”Cummins AllisonPaul Clay from Cummins Allison was exhibiting their‘mid-range’ Model 4200 Jetsort, which can sort upto 4,000 coins per minute, has an easy to operatetouch-screen, and boasts the same reliability that theJetsort has become renowned for. Connected to theJetsort was their Jetscan Model 4161 ‘single-pocket’note scanner with the capability of counting bundlesof mixed denominations of notes, using the latest innote-scanning technology.ElectrocoinThe last word, of course, goes to Kevin Weir fromorganisers Electrocoin, who yet again produced afantastic day, even arranging for the sun to shine! Ashe says: ‘We were delighted with the attendance, notonly the quantity of visitors but also the quality. Youcould say the industry came to Park Avenue!One noticeable trend was the increase inattendance from the single site operators andrepresentatives of the pubco’s. We believe that this isdue to the commitment that we have shown to thissector and is it is pleasing to see the response thatwe got on the day.Everybody who participated appeared to have agood day and my thanks go to all those who workedso hard to make it a successful day for business aswell as for charity. Rays of Sunshine supported theday with great energy and I know that their effortswill be rewarded.’THE INDEPENDENT VOICE OF THE AMUSEMENT AND STREET GAMING INDUSTRY JULY/AUGUST 2012 33