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RML Invests In Robe

Products Involved

LEDBeam 100™
LEDBeam 100™LEDBeam 100™
Discontinued
LEDWash 600™
LEDWash 600™LEDWash 600™
Discontinued
MMX WashBeam™
MMX WashBeam™MMX WashBeam™
Discontinued

North west London UK based lighting rental specialist RML has recently made a large investment in Robe moving lights to service its busy ongoing schedule, which includes a wide selection of shows, events and high profile TV series and programmers.

RML’s diverse clients are involved in all aspects of the entertainment industry and are forever keen to embrace the latest designs and innovations from all manufacturers.  “Keeping our doors open is the key to keeping our finger on the pulse!” says RML’s Operations Manager Steve Wells.

The purchase of new LEDWash 600s, LEDBeam 100s and MMX WashBeams – all from Robe’s ROBIN range - has been in direct response to this.

Steve continues, ‘As Robe’s profile and products continue to go from strength to strength we felt it was absolutely THE right time to invest in the brand … and it’s been a great success”.

He adds that Robe has “Really taken the time” to listen to what designers and end users want, and have responded proactively with an impressive and diverse range of intelligent luminaires.

“Products like the ROBIN 600 LEDWash have fast become firm favourites with our LD’s,” he concludes.

Since taking on the Robe products they have been on some of RML’s biggest shows, including Sky Atlantic’s comedy entertainment show, ‘Don’t Sit in the Front Row’; iconic BBC sports quiz series ‘A Question of Sport’; Sky’s coverage of The 2013 Oscars and BAFTA Award winning CBBC show, ‘Friday Download’ to name but a few!

Most recently the MMX WashBeams made their hugely exciting RML TV debut on this year’s ‘Red Nose Night’ live telethon for charity Comic Relief.

The show was staged at BBC TV Centre, White City London with lighting designed by Chris Kempton and featuring a host of celebrity and public appearances, all helping to raise a record breaking £93 million to help alleviate poverty worldwide.

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