Digital Projection projectors accompany the immersive visit of the British Music Experience

In this sample has been used the model HIGHlite Laser II, whose contents are powered by the 7thSense Delta Nano-SDI media server, as well as two E-Vision Laser 8500, to provide a stunning welcome display in the reception area, and eight E-Vision Laser 6500 providing spinning images of different UK pop stars.

The British Music Experience is a permanent exhibition, installed in the Cunard building in Liverpool, showing the history of British music through costumes, Instruments and different objects. The visitor takes a journey of the different genres, reflecting how these have influenced the last seventy years.

This exhibition takes visitors on a chronological journey through the history of British music from 1945 to this day. And it does so through eight interactive exhibition galleries. In the center of this space has been installed a five-minute attraction, produced by Boy George and created by Graham English, which includes a large-scale hologram.

This initiative, performed by the integrator DJ Willrich, has been carried out using the HIGHlite Laser II projector from Digital Projection, whose contents are driven by the media server 7thSense Delta Nano-SDI.

Integrator DJ Willrich was selected to provide the British Music Experience with a complete overhaul of technology and content, after the move of his original house within the O2 of London between 2009 and 2014 to its new flagship Liverpool headquarters in the Cunard Building. “The projection technology used became key from the installation in 2009 and we needed Boy George's projected video on the HoloNet screen to be bright and penetrating.. It had to be visually stunning from all angles and distances.. Digital Projection's HIGHlite Laser II was the best choice to help us achieve this.”.

The HIGHlite Laser II has been designed for environments that need a long-lasting projection solution with installation flexibility, High brightness and remarkable lifetime cost of ownership. With a brightness of 13.000 lumens and a solid-state laser phosphorescent light source, eliminates the need for costly lamp maintenance and replacement processes, is capable of producing more than 20.000 projection hours.

“The combination of an exceptionally bright long-lasting light source with other precision features, As an edge blending image, Multi-projector mosaic and projector controller software, enabling complete management and operation of multiple projectors from a single, centralized application, make this equipment the ideal option to use in an experience like this", comments Josh Miller of DJ Willrich.

The HIGHlite Laser II works both vertically and horizontally and offers different fixed lens and zoom options to ensure integrators have maximum flexibility regarding equipment placement. Developed with the 'Fit and Forget' directive, Installers can assemble it quickly thanks to the software that incorporates and that reduces the configuration time and with minimal maintenance throughout the useful life.

“In addition to excellent quality, We know that reliability and long-term performance are also key in professional environments. We offer a five-year/20,000-hour warranty on our projectors.",Explains , adds Mark Wadsworth of Digital Projection.

In addition to the HIGHlite Laser II, Two Digital Projection E-Vision Laser projectors have also been installed 8500 of 8.500 lumens, that provide a stunning welcome display in the reception area and that is reflected in a gigantic flag, the Union Jack. Eight other E-Vision Laser devices 6500 of 6.000 Lumens project spinning images of different UK pop stars using the software Dataton Watchpax 2 in a series of arched bays to separate the different exhibition zones.

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