Vista Console European Open Days

Following the success of last year’s dealer conference, Jands is pleased to extend an invitation to a series of Vista open days organised in association with its European dealer network.

For more information on the Vista open days, please contact your local dealer or Neil Vann Jands Product Manager, A.C. Lighting.

The open house days will provide the chance for visitors to receive a hands-on demonstration of the console, or spend more time familiarising themselves with it, as a step towards becoming one of the growing number of Vista people.

Taking place in relaxed environment, representatives from both the local Vista dealer as well as Jands Product Manager, Neil Vann, will be on hand to answer questions and provide demonstrations, including the latest addition to the range - the I3.

Introducing the Vista I3 Console

The Vista I3 – a revolution in lighting in one compact package

When our customers said they wanted a compact, portable, economical version of the Vista T series, we listened. The result is the Jands Vista I3. Including an Intel Core 2 Duo Processor®, the I3 puts all the revolutionary features of the Vista T series into a desk you can fit under your arm. Simply connect a monitor, keyboard and mouse and you’ve got a fully-operational and highly-portable Vista console for way less than the price of the full-scale console.

Read more on the I3 Product page

HSL Lights Liverpool 08 Opening

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At ‘The People’s Opening’, in Liverpool, Stephen Page of DBN Lighting controlled the main stage with a Vista T2 while Rob Sinclair used his new suitcase-sized S1 for the CBS broadcast of their ‘Good Morning America’ programme.

From etnow.com News
HSL supplied all lighting equipment including over 200 moving lights and 12 crew for ‘The People’s Opening’ extravaganza that launched Liverpool’s European Capital of Culture year. The spectacular event was staged at - and around - St George’s Hall in the city centre.
The performances involved approximately 700 people including Ringo Starr, Dave Stewart and local upcoming indie stars The Wombats, all of which took place on eight surrounding rooftops including the Walker Arts Gallery, St John’s Beacon, the Empire Theatre, Lime Street Station, etc. as well as on top of and in front of St George’s Hall.
The site was hugely challenging on which to work. Lights had to be craned into position and rigged at all these locations, and also onto a series of scaffolding constructions around the main area.
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