David Phillips

So here's a new model I've been working on, it looks great when put into a cinema model! Here's a bit about it from the Runco website: Lampless Projection: Runco InfiniLight™ LED projectors never burn out or need replacing & use 70% less power. Limitless Color Project: color never before possible in a 1080p HD projector with Runco SmartColor and Personal Color Equalizer. Ready to Rock: Runco's lampless projectors turn on instantly with automatic color calibration. And there's never any color drift or degradation. Click here to access Google's 3D Warehouse.

Here's another speaker model I've done - this time it's the flagship Procella Audio P815 Active loudspeaker.  This is what they say about it on the website: " Procella’s flagship is a reference-quality, precision full-range speaker for large home cinemas, studios (music and post-production), screening rooms and small cinemas. Bi-amplified with 2x700 watts of on-board high efficiency class-D power and 28-bit ASP DSP, it combines the P8 mid/high frequency loudspeaker with a powerful 15” woofer. The P815 enables listeners to experience audio as they never have before – from revealing the smallest details to producing the awesome power of a full-scale 96/24 film soundtrack or a symphony orchestra as previously only heard from the conductor’s podium. With the P815 you become one with the sound." Download the SketchUp model from this link  - there's a few of my other models up too, but I need to upload some more!! Any requests? No promises, but I'll have a...

I'd like to give a mention to the brilliant  Google SketchUp  in this post - I use it at work to make simple 3D sketches of rooms to help people visualise how their room will look. Sometimes I need to make more detailed models of particular products, so I've decided to post them here to share. This is a product made by professional-grade loudspeaker manufacturer Procella Audio  from Sweden - the smallest speaker in their portfolio.  Check out the website to see some credentials, but the highlights are supplying kit to both DTS and BAFTA... I've made up a quick model to drop into some sketches - feel free to download it for yourself and use it in your own drawings!  Get it from the  Google 3D Warehouse !