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This produced a modern digital console putting

Avolites firmly on the worldwide map of lighting

control manufacturers.

Strictly speaking, there was no Diamond I, it was

called QM-Diamond, and launched in 1991, just after

Avolites returned to private ownership from Carlton

Television. The QM-Diamond was to become the

most versatile lighting console of its time; its flexible

design made it an LD's favourite for both theatre or

installs and major Rock & Roll tours. The advanced

digital design allowed for precise, accurate and

repeatable control, as well as a new creative freedom

for LDs to programme or control the most demanding

shows of the time.

The Diamond II debuted at PLASA in 1993, followed

soon after by the Diamond III. They were designed

to meet the need to control large lighting rigs with

multi-parameter instruments. They offered 1024 HTP

or LTP channels, 100 pages of submaster playbacks

(30/20 of which were submasters), 180 Penny &

Giles motorised faders, 3,071 control channels, 6 full

speed isolated DMX outputs, as well as ultra-smooth

optical encoders, shape generator, fan mode and

highlight functions, colour VGA outputs and 'Add'

and "Swap" buttons on Masters and Channels. Both

came with full size Qwerty keyboards and compatible

with Avolites Graphics Tablet and riggers remote

control. The Diamonds quickly became renowned for

being the ultimate live performance consoles.

The Diamond IV (D4) Vision and Classic launched

in October 2001, followed in 2002 with the Elite

version. These were designed after intensive user

research to address Lighting Designers requirements

for fast, accurate and immediate control of intelligent

and conventional fixtures, as well as DMX devices.

To perform equally as well in live as well as pre-

programmed shows or install environments where

power and functionality in the minimum physical

space was paramount. The Diamond 4s were stylish

and had an aesthetically pleasing profile, intuitive to

operate, with minimal operator fatigue and the ability

to create the fastest, most cost efficient range of live

or programmed shows with cutting edge technology

built-in.

The NEW Diamond 9, flagship console of the

new Diamond Collection, is the latest to join the

legendary lineage of Avolites consoles bearing

the Diamond name. Designed to power the next

generation of shows, it is set to become the class

leading console of its time. Yet again.