Swank Audio Visuals managed the 28th Annual Conference of the National Union of Kuwaiti Students with Analog Way's processing and switching solutions. A massive video display with 9 screens on stage was produced using the Di-VentiX II for Soft Edge Blending, the Pulse Mixer Seamless Switcher and the Orchestra Event Controller.

Swank Audio Visuals, a leading technology service provider, recently purchased a bunch of Analog Way's processing and switching equipment. The products are used for a variety of events in hotels Swank Audio Visuals is partnering with. The company managed its Annual Leadership Meeting with some of the Analog Way's models acquired.

Analog Way has several of its solutions involved in a new system designed by LMG Inc., a national provider of innovative video, audio and lighting solutions.
LMG has created a custom swithcing solution using Analog Way's Pulse, a Dual Scaler Mixer Seamless switcher, and Orchestra, a powerful Remote Controller.

New technologies are at the heart of the 43 000 sqm new buildings of Edhec Business School. The whole audiovisual integration of the new campus was entrusted to Multi-Concept.
For the 750 seats auditorium and the VIP room, Multi-Concept opted for Analog Way's seamless switchers: Eikos, Eikos LE, OPS300 and the remote controller TRK-800.

Green Acres Baptist Church, based in Tyler, Texas, launched an ambitious expansion project with construction of CrossWalk Conference Center.
Mission Service Supply of West Monroe, Louisiana, was chosen as the system installer. To deal with different sources and send signals to the 3 screens in the room, Mission Service Supply opted for 2 units of Analog Way's Mixer Seamless Switcher OPS300.

Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company inaugurated Patriot Center, a new Multi-Purpose Meeting Facility with dynamic collaboration environment.
Advanced Presentation Systems and Applied Video Technology, Inc. managed the entire A/V specification and installation. Edge Blending and Picture in picture on a 432" x 96" screen is provided by Analog Way's Di-VentiX II. The system is controlled by the Orchestra show controller.