Each character was vividly brought to life by employing swift changes of voice, expression and gait – a truly awe inspiring physical and artistic effort on the part of the main man, Joe Bone. The action was accompanied by a dark and brooding live acoustic guitar set, which both propelled the action and added to the fog of drama. With a cunning twist at the end, which made me realise how much I’d been sucked into the story, I was left wanting more of this dark and satisfying brew. Luckily the original version of Bane is being reprised as part of this year’s Fringe for a Fiver (where does he find the energy). There is also the promise of Bane 3 to come.
A great show. Recommended.
Bane 2 is showing at the Pleasance Dome until August 29th, during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2010 at 8.20pm. £9.50 a ticket. The original Bane is showing at the GRV, Guthrie St, also until the August 29th at 5.40pm. £5 a ticket.
Pioneer's amazing DVD-V7400 brings together the highest level of reliability and versatile functions demanded by industrial DVD-Video users in a compact, lightweight and easy-to-operate player.
Pioneer launched the world's first true industrial DVD-Video player and remains the world's leading DVD player manufacturer. Pioneer's latest model, the new DVD-V7400, is the top-of-the-line industrial DVD-Video player on the market today. Designed for applications that require the reliability in rigorous operating environments, the DVD-V7400 is a significant improvement over conventional industrial-use models.
The DVD-V7400 is ideal for a variety of professional and industrial applications including in-store sales promotions; education; corporate training; museums and exhibitions; video walls; trade shows and public presentations. Take a closer look and you'll be amazed at what this DVD-Video player can do for your business.
To ensure easy operation, all major functions can be accessed via a newly designed wireless remote or optional wired remote. in addition, most user interface functions, such as on screen menu buttons, can be accessed via a standard PS/2 mouse which connects directly to the front panel of the player. To round off the package, Pioneer has added compatibility with DVD Barcode ™ and LaserBarcode™ control systems.
Pioneer has also built in playback compatibility for both NTSC and PAL video standards. The following disc formats and disc media formats are supported:
The player also adds component video and DTS audio stream outputs to the host of other hardware connections.
Ideal for Industrial and Professional Applications
Hardware Connections The DVD-V7400 features an expanded range of hardware connections, including component video output BNC terminals (Y, Pr, Pb), two composite video outputs (BNC/RCA) and an S-Video connector.
Versatile Interface Capabilities
A Wide Range of Professional Features
DVD-V7400 Specifications