Audio Visual Equipment in today’s world, with the ever-changing world of technology. globally, but mostly from most Asian countries, it is strange that due to this vast amounts of companies and lack of monopolies on this equipment, once again globally, we still find in some countries the prices are still outrageous whether you go for the production line and cheap labored product or the once-off personally built system made for specific orders.
Though audio visual equipment has become more and more versatile in design and functionality and been used in many industries across the globe, with certain systems for the same reason in different countries, you still find a great disparity in prices depending on the countries import laws, taxes as well a level of corruption in the different levels government that deals with the imports or even the production of this systems.
Industries that depend a lot on these systems are:
- FILM AND MOVIE INDUSTRY: a huge sector of users of these systems, they can spend millions on a system just get the right effect for their final product which “hopefully” leads to a blockbuster where they not only can recuperate their money spent but rake in huge profits.
That is why being the biggest user of these systems, they only pay top dollar for top products as this is the one way they can guarantee a final product that will rake in the huge profits
- BUSINESS CONFERENCE COMPANIES: These are companies that specially hire out there services to other business who wants to present conferences at venues, and they tend to also go for the top dollar quality products as they tend to charge top dollar as well to rake in the profits.
Here the systems have to be of such quality, as to not only guarantee perfect presentations at conferences but warrants the amount the companies spend on using their services.
- ENTERTAINMENT: The latest craze in the entertainment field of DeeJaying (Disc or Deck Jockeying) is now VeeJaying (Video Jockeying)
Used a lot at trance parties and even concerts as backups for artists, this VeeJaying is a typical example of using the audio and visual side of the system to either present a show or give the attendees of these events visual stimuli while playing the music.
Using the music video of the song while playing it or using eclectic and or erratic displays (colors, shapes, and or pictures) visually to make the “experience” even better to draw in the crowds that will pay for that experience and also once again to rake in the huge profits
