DALLAS, TEXAS – April 22, 2016 – The new SyncroMITE™ Beam that was introduced at LDI last November is now in full production and available for immediate rental and sale. During the first week of April, the SyncroMITE Beam debuted in its first production in record setting form.
On April 3, 2016, 40 SyncroMITE Beams were used alongside the reveal stage at WrestleMania 32, where the WWE set a new attendance record of 102,000 fans packed into AT&T Stadium. The SyncroMITE’s were part of a larger Syncrolite package that included MX4’s, SXL’s and XL’s, which combined was also the largest number of automated Syncrolite fixtures ever used in a single event.
TJ Benton served as Crew Chief for Syncrolite and worked alongside Jason Robinson, the WWE Production Manager and Jason Shaw, the Senior Manager of Lighting, to pull off this bigger than life production.
Later that same week, SyncroMITE Beams were included in the lighting rig for the series Grand Finale of American Idol. In the pictures and video of the performances it was easy to identify the big, bold, bright beams provided by the SyncroMITE’s. Many past Idol winners and standouts performed during the emotional “last show”. After participating in many past seasons it was an honor for Syncrolite to also make its last appearance on this groundbreaking series.
To learn more about Syncrolite and its products visit our website at www.syncrolite.com, contact Paul Rabinovitz at [email protected] or call 214-350-7696.
About Syncrolite
Syncrolite is the world’s leading supplier of high-intensity xenon powered automated and static fixtures. Started in 1984 by long-time industry leader Jack Calmes, Syncrolite supplies lighting for the biggest applications. In 2015, Syncrolite purchased the Strong and SkyTracker brands and now offer the world famous line of Super Trouper followspots. Over the years, Syncrolite has participated in numerous worldwide permanent installations, concert tours, festivals, sporting events, and other live events including the amazing lighting of the Olympic Stadium at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.