BMG Sales

March 12-14 2012 Nightclub and Bar - Las Vegas Convention Center

The pictures below are from the recently concluded NCB show.  The Chauvet dealer, iDJ Now, staffed the booth, Chauvet demonstrated several new fixtures and Bruce Garry from BMG provided support to both iDJ and Chauvet.

On the BMG Hudson Facebook page there are additional photos and a video clip.

After NCB the next show is InfoComm June 9-15, 2012.  Orlando Florida Convention Center. Click on the link above for more info.

Chauvet lights up iDJ booth,  NCB 3-14-12

Another new development for 2012 was the Demo Program. As Chauvet develops more fixtures for the Pro market, new ways to get the lights into the hands of the target market were needed.  Ta Da!!! Chauvet now has a Demo Program.  A dealer can demo any fixture for 30 days, with no money needed. At the end of the demo period, the dealer can either buy the light or pay the shipping costs to return the light to Chauvet. Its that simple.

All the new fixtures that were shown at LDI and NAMM are now shipping!!! Chauvet debuted several new fixtures that continue to show that Chauvet walks the talk about Value, Innovation and Performance, the corporate mantra.  Go to the Chauvet main page above and then navigate to the Club/DJ and Pro pages for more info.

When Chauvet released their first LED fixture in 2004, they added Green Thinking to their corporate values. In that spirit of energy efficiency, BMG recently added solar panels to the offices and the warehouse. Once the battery storage system is added, BMG will have the ability to function even when the utility lines are down due to storms, accidents, etc.

The Freedom series is a completely wireless solution from Chauvet.  The lights are perfect for events where it is too time consuming to run power and DMX cables.  The lights come with a self contained lithium ion battery and when used with the D-Fi wireless system allow complete DMX control without any wires.  The lights come in 2 versions. A Par shape and a strip light.  In addition to the wireless DMX, the lights can also be controlled in a point and shoot mode via an Infrared Remote Controller.