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Message: [QUOTE="orangecuse, post: 3381155, member: 668"] Here you go. Now, how much will anyone truly be able to notice, who knows, I'd imagine that's up to one's particular eyes and attention to detail? Perhaps, this may be a good analogy. You go into Best Buy and side by side you have to beautiful 65" HDTV's. When comparing them, it doesn't take you too long to determine which picture quality is superior, although both are really nice. You ultimately decide to go with the slightly lessor quality pic since once it's in your home and not side by side it won't really matter that much. :) [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.syracuse.com/orangebasketball/2019/09/a-look-at-syracuse-universitys-carrier-dome-wish-list-and-pete-salas-big-dream.html[/URL] [I]I think we’re under contract with everybody. It’s no secret anymore we’re working with O’Connell Electric. Ephesus (Lighting) will be a sub-contractor to them. [B]They’re in the process of putting the lights up in (football) stadiums in Vegas and L.A. They have a new (light) fixture that is the leader in the industry. It’s an incredible fixture. [/B]The technology is changing so much and, as we’re working with them every day, we’re learning a little bit as we work with them as far as how we’re going to mount the fixture. We’re working on camera angles. [B]I would go to Ephesus’ last install but this fixture is brand new. I think they’re installing it for the first time in Vegas.I know they did the lighting at U.S. Bank Stadium (in Minnesota) but that was their old lighting.[/B] It was hard for me to get a real feel for it. [B]This fixture is the only one of its kind. ... The fixture has the LEDs in the fixture and they have ways to tone the white light.They can dim the arena or have it a different colored tone.[/B] It’s really, really cool. We can integrate it with our sound system and our video board. (We) will be able to sit there and say this is our gameplan, this is how I want the opening to be. ... The lighting will tie to the sound or the video. It’s all tied together. We’ll be able to darken the arena and do like they do with the Bulls’ pre-game. I think they started it. I can’t wait to, my goal, this is what I dream of at night. [/I] [URL unfurl="true"]https://ledstadium.com/musco-vs-ephesus-sports-lighting-reviews/[/URL] [B]What makes them stand out (Ephesus)[/B] [I][B]Their lighting system uses the latest technology which gives a better focus of the semiconductor light that is produced.[/B] [B]The special lenses that intensify and direct the light are superior likewise.[/B] [B]They are the only company that uses a special color temperature feature that can be adjusted.[/B] [B]Allowing the user to switch intensity of whites to warmer hues. [/B]All of which can be done at the touch of a button.[/I] [SIZE=15px][B]Musco vs. Ephesus[/B][/SIZE] [I]Drawing the line between these two companies is tough [B]but not hard to spot.[/B] Ephesus obviously has higher levels of technology and products that control color temperature. Whereas Musco is deeply rooted and committed to keeping a close connection with local sport projects and high school sports. If Budget is a concern then Musco is an affordable solution and works well for any professional sport level. [B]Whereas, Ephesus is that top shelf cognac [/B]with a global angel umbrella over their shoulder.[/I] [/QUOTE]

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